10 BEST Affiliate Websites for making money FAST

Summary

Austin Armstrong presents 10 affiliate programs, mostly for SaaS products, and argues that recurring commissions can build income over time. His core advice is to promote tools whose benefits are easy to explain, prioritize strong recurring commissions, and use the products yourself where possible.

Armstrong says he mainly uses short-form vertical video, but also recommends YouTube videos, blog reviews, email marketing, and social media.

Affiliate programs covered

Rank Website Product and affiliate terms 10 ChipBot Adds video-based live chat to a website. Armstrong says he uses it. Pays a 30% recurring commission. 9 Digital Lift Automates requests for customer reviews across services such as Google and Yelp. Plans reportedly start at $500/month. Pays a 20% recurring commission—about $100/month per customer at that price. 8 Leadpages Landing-page builder for advertising campaigns and other uses. Plans are described as around $49/month. Its tiered program starts at 10% recurring, rises to 40% after one customer signs up, and reaches 50% at $3,000 or more in net revenue. 7 Ranked.ai SEO automation, including blog writing and backlink support. Armstrong describes a service price of about $99/month and a 20% recurring commission. He reports that his affiliate income grew from around $20/month to about $70/month over time, after roughly a year and a half as an affiliate. 6 SocialStudio.ai Generates and schedules Instagram content, with a pitch of creating a month’s worth of content in about 10 minutes. Plans are described as roughly $40–$49.99/month, with a 50% recurring commission. Armstrong reports about 6,000 visitors, 173 sign-ups, 19 customers, and $919 in commissions. He characterizes the earnings as recurring, though the exact period for the $919 figure is unclear. 5 Semrush SEO and competitor-research platform, with plans described at about $120/month or roughly $1,200/year. The program pays $10 for a free-trial sign-up, $200 for a new paid subscription, and $0.01 for an account registration without a trial. Armstrong reports about $900 in commissions: four paid subscriptions ($800), nine trials ($90), and 56 registrations ($0.56). 4 Stan.store Link-in-bio storefront and business tool for bookings, lead generation, email marketing, and selling products. Pays a 20% recurring commission. Armstrong recommends using your own store and placing its referral offer within it to generate passive referrals from social-media traffic. 3 Repurpose.io Automates redistribution of social content—for example, sending a TikTok video to other platforms. Plans are described as $15–$25/month, with a 25% recurring commission. 2 Copy.ai AI writing tool for blogs, social posts, emails, sales copy, and e-commerce copy. Pays 45% recurring for the first year and offers a 60-day click-attribution window. 1 Webflow Custom website builder positioned as a tool for creating scalable websites without traditional development work. Plans start at about $12/month. Pays a 50% recurring commission for up to 12 months. Armstrong’s rationale is that website customers may be less likely to cancel than users of some other SaaS tools.

Frameworks and recommendations

• Lead with the product’s value proposition. Explain the business problem a tool solves and the outcome it offers—for example, saving time on review requests or distributing social content automatically.
• Prioritize recurring commissions. Armstrong recommends starting with programs that offer the highest recurring rates, then adding lower-rate programs to a broader portfolio.
• Use multiple promotional formats. Short-form social video, longer YouTube reviews, blog articles, email, and social posts are all presented as viable channels.
• Demonstrate products firsthand. Armstrong uses several of the tools himself and suggests that authentic product use can support promotion.
• Build promotion into owned channels. His Stan.store example shows how an affiliate link can be placed inside a store that is already linked from social profiles.
• Use performance data to assess programs. Armstrong shares personal referral and commission figures for SocialStudio and Semrush, while noting that results grew over time with continued promotion.

Metrics and caveats

The video focuses on commission rates, product prices, referral counts, and a few personal earnings examples. It does not provide a general earnings forecast or a common time period for all reported results. Armstrong’s figures reflect his reported experience and should not be treated as guaranteed outcomes.

Presenter and sources: Austin Armstrong. Product features, pricing, affiliate terms, and personal performance figures are presented by Armstrong based on the named companies’ websites and his affiliate dashboards.