The offer index · read at the source

What these programs actually pay.

Every figure comes from the company’s own published pages, with the date we checked it. If we could not confirm something, the field is left blank rather than guessed. Two kinds: referral programs built into products you already use, and affiliate programs you apply to — each scored on five things, and you choose which matters most.

15 of 302 offersall read from source and datedsorted by overall

All Built-in Via network Direct apply Big-box

Overall Customer perk Convert Earn Access Audience value

1 83 Swagbucks Built-in US only Swagbucks is a rewards platform where users earn points for everyday online activity, and it extends that same points model to referrals. 10% lifetime Details → 2 76 Metricool Built-in Metricool schedules and publishes posts across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn and X from one calendar, with analytics beside it. 25% Details → 3 61 Rover Built-in Dog walking and pet sitting. $20 Details → 4 61 Wealthsimple Built-in CA only Wealthsimple is a Canadian financial platform combining managed portfolios, self-directed trading, tax-advantaged accounts and tax filing in one app. $25 Details → 5 61 Thrive Market Built-in US only Membership-based online marketplace with dual-incentive store credit referral program. $30 Details → 6 59 Chime Built-in US only Mobile banking platform with dual-incentive referral program and variable earning potential. Details → 7 59 Robinhood Built-in US only Investment brokerage with dual-incentive free stock referral program and high earning potential. Details → 8 59 Buy Me a Coffee Built-in Buy Me a Coffee is a lightweight alternative to Patreon. Details → 9 59 Runway Built-in Generative video and editing. Details → 10 40 Brex Built-in US only Corporate spend management platform with high-value two-sided referral program and built-in enrollment. $500 Details → 11 38 Mercury Built-in Business banking, expense management, and cards with built-in referral rewards. $250 Details → 12 38 Expensify Built-in Expensify helps teams and individuals track expenses, submit reports, and manage. $250 Details → 13 37 Neon Built-in Neon is a serverless PostgreSQL platform used by developers building on Postgres who want autoscaling, branching, and no server management. $5 Details → 14 35 Intercom Built-in Customer communication platform with transparent two-sided referral program and automatic enrollment for paying customers. Details → 15 35 Ramp Built-in US only Ramp provides business corporate cards, real-time expense management, accounts payable automation, bill pay, travel management, treasury, and procurement. Details →

Or start from something other than the score

By who your audience is

10 target markets, tagged at product level — one brand can sell into five of them.

By what the product does

85 capabilities, phrased the way a person searches rather than the category a network filed it under.

By a network you are already in

The programs reachable from one dashboard you already have a login for.

By what a tool costs

Price comparisons for buyers — the plan someone actually lands on to get the capability.

By where the click comes from

Advertising platforms researched on whether they will accept a destination like ours at all.

Convert · 30%

Free to start, brand trust, simple qualifying action

Earn · 30%

Rate, structure, cookie — reweighted by earning style

Access · 15%

Built-in beats instant beats application beats closed

Audience value · 15%

What your audience gets — two-sided deals rank up

Momentum · 10%

Category growth, freshness, saturation drag — not yet rated, so the same for every record

Saturation is meant to drag momentum — everyone already pushes the same handful of brands — but no record carries a momentum rating yet, so that pillar is the same for all of them and moves nothing. Closed programs are held down hard no matter how good the terms look. A row marked Verified is scored from its own researched rate and window; every other row is scored from a headline figure and has not been read from primary sources.

Money with no link to count

A platform pays you directly and there is nothing in between, so nothing here is attributable and no figure below is ours. They are listed because a publisher earning from them should see them beside the offers, not because we can measure them.

Google AdSense ↗

Display units on any site you own. Served by algorithm, priced by auction.

Platform-reported. No click of ours, no attribution — an RPM that moves with your niche and your readers' geography.

The floor of a rotation. Whatever no offer fills, this fills.

YouTube Partner Program ↗

Pre-roll and mid-roll on your own videos, plus memberships and Super Thanks.

Platform-reported, monthly. YouTube does not expose click-level data to a third party.

Baseline video revenue. Independent of anything Ancaster serves.

Twitch ↗

Ad revenue share, subscriptions and Bits on your own channel.

Platform-reported. Splits are set by tier and contract, not by us.

Baseline live revenue.

Substack ↗

Paid newsletter subscriptions you own, on their infrastructure.

Platform-reported. Ancaster can count the click to your subscribe page and nothing after it.

Your own product, not an offer. Belongs on the link page beside the offers.

Medium Partner Program ↗

A share of member subscription revenue, weighted by read time on your posts.

Platform-reported. No per-reader figure is exposed.

Marginal for most, and honest about it.

Ko-fi ↗

One-time tips and memberships, on a page you control.

Platform-reported. The click to it is measurable; the tip is not.

The no-offer option. Works where nothing is worth recommending.

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