MakeUGC affiliate program
Software & SaaSrecurringThe MakeUGC affiliate program (Software & SaaS) pays 50% and commission recurs. At 50%, this pays above the 25% median top rate for Software & SaaS affiliate programs, measured across the 5,342 we track that publish a percentage.
About MakeUGC · MakeUGC generates AI user-generated-content style video ads, with avatars, B-roll and product-in-hand shots, in more than 50 languages. It targets ecommerce brands and performance marketers who need a constant supply of ad creative without booking a shoot. · The affiliate economics are unusually generous: 50% of monthly recurring revenue, for life. Plans run $59, $79 and $149 per month, so an active referral is worth roughly $30 to $75 per month to you, every month, which stacks quickly for an audience that buys ad tooling. · The trade-off is category noise. AI video ad tools are launching constantly, so trust and demonstration matter more than feature lists. Affiliates who show real output side by side with agency-produced creative convert far better than those who summarize a feature page. · Why promote MakeUGC · 50% of monthly recurring revenue, for the lifetime of the customer · Accessible price points ($59 to $149/mo) keep conversion friction low · Ad creative is a recurring pain, so churn is lower than novelty AI tools · Multi-language output widens the addressable audience beyond English markets · Content ideas that convert · AI UGC ad tools compared, with real generated output rather than screenshots · How to produce a month of ad creative without a video shoot · Case-style teardowns of AI-generated ads that actually performed · How to join (3 steps) · 1 Open the official MakeUGC program page and apply with your site and audience details. · 2 Get approved and grab your tracking link in Tolt. · 3 Publish content that ranks and converts, then diversify with programs you can manage in one place. · Promoting several SaaS tools? See how affiliates run all their Reditus programs from one account , or browse the best B2B SaaS affiliate programs . · Frequently asked questions · How much does the MakeUGC affiliate program pay? · MakeUGC pays 50% recurring for life, for the lifetime of the customer. Always confirm the current rate on the official program page before you start promoting; programs change terms without notice. · How long is the MakeUGC affiliate cookie? · MakeUGC does not clearly publish its cookie window. Check the program terms after you apply. · How do I join the MakeUGC affiliate program? · Apply directly on the official MakeUGC program page (the program runs on Tolt). A short note about your audience and traffic usually helps approval. · Does MakeUGC have a partner program? · Yes. MakeUGC runs a public affiliate program on Tolt. For reseller or integration partnerships, contact MakeUGC directly. · Is MakeUGC on the Reditus marketplace? · Not currently: this program runs on Tolt. If you promote B2B SaaS, the Reditus network lists AI video programs you can join with one free account: a single link slug, automated payouts, and one dashboard across every program. · When and how do I get paid? · MakeUGC pays out via Payout threshold not published; media kit provided on joining. Payout schedules are set by the program;
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- Software & SaaS
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- saas
- Recurring
- yes
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- Language
- English
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How much does the MakeUGC affiliate program pay?
MakeUGC publishes 50%. A headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page before you rely on it.
Does MakeUGC pay recurring commission?
Yes — MakeUGC pays recurring commission.
Is the MakeUGC affiliate commission competitive?
At 50%, this pays above 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.