Download websites that use Affilae

About Affilae

An affiliate programme is one of the few marketing budgets that leaves a mark in the page source. Attribution only works if the tracker loads on the advertiser's own pages, so an arrangement that would otherwise stay private between a brand and its partners becomes readable from outside.

Affilae has sold Affilae for that purpose since 2014, covering partner recruitment, click and conversion attribution, commission calculation and payout reporting for brands that would rather run a programme under their own name than list themselves on a marketplace. The platform is Proprietary, and the visible portion is the tag that fires on the advertiser's landing and confirmation pages.

Version data here says something about how the product ships rather than about any individual site. Every deployment we can read reports the same build, which is 3.6. Uniformity of that kind is the signature of a hosted tag, where every customer is served the same file and upgrades happen on the vendor's schedule instead of the merchant's. A self-hosted tracker would fragment across years of neglected installs, and the absence of fragmentation means the version column cannot be used to date a deployment or to spot a site that stopped maintaining its stack.

What the tag actually implies is commercial rather than technical. A site running affiliate tracking sells something with a measurable conversion, has decided to pay for performance instead of impressions, and is actively recruiting people to send it traffic. Publishers and content networks looking for programmes to join, agencies pitching programme management, and competing affiliate platforms looking for accounts to displace all want the same thing, which is the list of advertisers who have already made that decision.

As of October 2026 the number of sites where we detect Affilae is 1. A tracker of this kind is undercounted by any crawl that stops at the home page, because tags frequently load only on campaign landing pages, product pages or the post-purchase confirmation step that no crawler ever reaches. The honest reading is that our figure counts advertisers whose tag happens to sit on a publicly crawlable page, and that the real programme count is larger by an amount nobody can measure precisely.

A per-domain lookup answers whether one brand you already have in mind runs a programme. The export answers the question you cannot phrase as a single domain: which advertisers run affiliate tracking at all, what commerce platforms and payment tools sit alongside it, which sectors are over-represented, and which brands appeared or disappeared between refreshes. Partner recruitment is a numbers exercise, and the numbers only exist in the full list.