Leadpages affiliate program
E-commercerecurringThe Leadpages affiliate program (E-commerce) pays 20% with a 90-day cookie and commission recurs. At 20%, this pays above the 7% median top rate for E-commerce affiliate programs, measured across the 8,431 we track that publish a percentage.
About Leadpages · Leadpages is one of the original landing page platforms and still one of the most searched: high-converting page templates, lead capture, A/B testing, and now AI-assisted optimization, aimed at small businesses and marketers who need pages that sell without a developer. · For affiliates this is a volume play on a category with enormous evergreen demand: landing pages, lead generation, and conversion content never stop being searched. The brand's recognition carries the click, the 90-day cookie catches slow deciders, and 20% recurring for 12 months adds up on a product bought by exactly the audience most likely to read marketing content. · Why promote Leadpages · Massive evergreen search category: landing pages and lead generation · Recognized brand name that converts on trust · 90-day cookie window for research-heavy buyers · 20% recurring for 12 months · Content ideas that convert · Landing page teardown and best-practice content · "Leadpages vs" comparisons in the page-builder category · Lead-generation playbooks for small businesses and creators · How to join (3 steps) · 1 Create a free Reditus affiliate account: one account works for every program in this directory. · 2 Apply to Leadpages on the marketplace. · 3 Share your unique link. Reditus tracks referrals and pays your commissions automatically. · New to this? Signing up as an affiliate , joining a program , and how payouts work cover the details. · Frequently asked questions · How much does the Leadpages affiliate program pay? · Leadpages pays 20% for 12 months commission on referred customers, recurring for up to 12 months. Commissions are tracked and paid out automatically through Reditus. · How long is the Leadpages affiliate cookie? · The referral cookie lasts 90 days. Anyone who signs up within that window after clicking your link is attributed to you. · How do I join the Leadpages affiliate program? · Create a free Reditus affiliate account, then apply to Leadpages on the marketplace. The company reviews applications, so a short note about your audience helps. You promote with your personal link slug, the same one you use for every Reditus program. · Does Leadpages have a partner program? · Yes. If you want to partner with Leadpages as a content creator, publisher, consultant, or agency, its partner program runs as an affiliate program on the Reditus marketplace: you earn 20% for 12 months on every customer you refer. For reseller or integration partnerships, contact Leadpages directly. · Can I run paid ads for Leadpages? · The program's stated policy is: no paid ads allowed. Check the full program terms in the Reditus marketplace before running any ad campaigns. · When and how do I get paid? · Commissions convert once your referrals become paying customers. Payouts run automatically through Reditus (PayPal by default) once you pass the payout threshold shown on the program page. · <div
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- Category
- E-commerce
- Listed as
- ecommerce
- Recurring
- yes
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- Language
- English
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Questions about the Leadpages affiliate program
How much does the Leadpages affiliate program pay?
Leadpages publishes 20%. A headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page before you rely on it.
How long is the Leadpages affiliate cookie?
90 days. A referral that converts within that window is attributed to you.
Does Leadpages pay recurring commission?
Yes — Leadpages pays recurring commission.
Is the Leadpages affiliate commission competitive?
At 20%, this pays above the 7% median top rate for E-commerce affiliate programs, measured across the 8,431 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.