Kinsta affiliate program

Software & SaaSlifetime diggitymarketing.com
4–10% Hybrid·60-day cookie
Know the signup URL?

The Kinsta affiliate program (Software & SaaS) pays 4–10% with a 60-day cookie and commission continues for the customer's lifetime. At the top of its 4–10% range (10%), this pays below the 25% median top rate for Software & SaaS affiliate programs, measured across the 5,342 we track that publish a percentage.

Kinsta provides a highly-polished WordPress hosting experience to shops, agencies, and enterprises. Their service plans range in cost from $30 to $1,500 a month. The affiliate program rewards you based on the size of the orders you can refer to the service. As an affiliate, you can get $50-$500 for every referral. In addition to that, you can claim 10% monthly lifetime recurring affiliate commissi

Commission and terms

Published rate

Listed as
saas
Type
Hybrid
Range
4% – 10%

Tracking and contact

No contact details published by this program.

Reach and listing

Language
English
Main market
Global

No reviews yet.

✎ Write a review

Reviews

No published reviews yet.

Your rating:

Reviews are moderated before publication. Post only first-hand experience — defamatory or unverifiable claims are removed.

Questions about the Kinsta affiliate program

How much does the Kinsta affiliate program pay?

Kinsta publishes 4–10% on a hybrid basis. A headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page before you rely on it.

How long is the Kinsta affiliate cookie?

60 days. A referral that converts within that window is attributed to you.

Does Kinsta pay recurring commission?

Yes — Kinsta is published as a lifetime programme: commission continues for as long as the referred customer keeps paying.

Is the Kinsta affiliate commission competitive?

At the top of its 4–10% range (10%), this pays below the 25% median top rate for Software & SaaS affiliate programs, measured across the 5,342 we track that publish a percentage.

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.

Something wrong here?

No account needed. Your email is used only to reply or send registry updates — never sold or shared.