nTask - Project Management Software affiliate program

Software & SaaS

20% ·30-day cookie

The nTask - Project Management Software affiliate program (Software & SaaS) pays 20% with a 30-day cookie. At 20%, this pays below the 25% median top rate for Software & SaaS affiliate programs, measured across the 5,342 we track that publish a percentage.

Welcome to the nTask affiliate program. You will earn 20% for every paid signup from users joining nTask Premium and Business plans through your affiliate link. Every successful paid sign up will earn you commission for the next 12 months (as long as users stay with nTask). nTask is a free online task management platform used by smart teams to do more. From making checklists to managing projects, collaborating with project teams, scheduling meetings, sharing files and more, nTask lets you do everything using just one tool. We've made nTask free for everyone, so you can sign up today and get started for free. Have a small team? Even better! Add all your team members and manage team collaboration within nTask seamlessly.

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Category: Software & SaaS
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Questions about the nTask - Project Management Software affiliate program

How much does the nTask - Project Management Software affiliate program pay?

nTask - Project Management Software 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 nTask - Project Management Software affiliate cookie?

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

Is the nTask - Project Management Software affiliate commission competitive?

At 20%, 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.

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