Download websites that use Affiliatly

About Affiliatly

Running an affiliate programme in house is a deliberate choice. A merchant can join a large network, accept its rules and hand over a share of every commission, or install tracking software on its own store and recruit partners directly. Affiliatly serves the second choice, and finding the code on a storefront tells you which way that merchant went.

Affiliatly has offered the product under a Proprietary model since 2014, built around the platforms small retailers actually use rather than around enterprise integrations. Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Squarespace connectors, affiliate links, commission rules and a self service portal where partners check their own numbers make up most of the product. The customer is typically a small or mid sized retailer with margin to share and no appetite for network minimums.

Presence of the tracking code therefore says several things at once about a store. Somebody there is thinking about partner acquisition, the store has enough order volume to make commissions meaningful, and the operator is willing to run third party Affiliate programs tracking close to the checkout path. Retailers in that position tend to buy other things too, from email automation to conversion tooling, and they have already proved they will pay a recurring fee for growth software. The distinction matters when counting: a network's tag appears across every merchant enrolled in it, while a self hosted tracker appears once per merchant who built a programme of their own, and the two populations answer completely different commercial questions.

Detection has a natural limit worth stating. Tracking scripts are often loaded only on the pages where they are needed, so a crawl that sees a home page can miss a live installation, and our count is better read as a lower bound than as a measure of the market. What the list does answer, as of October 2026 across 286 sites, is which specific stores run their own affiliate programme instead of sitting inside somebody else's network. A lookup on one domain cannot produce that population, because the population is the answer rather than the question. Affiliate networks hunting for conversion targets, agencies recruiting merchants and vendors of adjacent retail software all want the names.