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25% recurring commission for 2 years on email marketing

iContact is an email marketing platform that lets businesses build, send, and track email campaigns and automated messages to their subscriber lists.

iContact pays 25% recurring commission for 24 months, through a program you apply to directly. There is no reward for the referred customer. Verified 22 Aug 2026 from iContact's own published material.

Paid when
Referred customer signs up and converts to a paying plan.
Payment delay
Not researched yet
Minimum payout
Not researched yet
Click counts for
Not researched yet
Your commission
25% recurring commission for 24 months
Customer incentive
Nothing

The terms that decide whether you get paid

Paid whenReferred customer signs up and converts to a paying plan.
Duration24 months
Important
25% recurring for 24 months is a strong combination — both the rate and the two-year duration are generous for email marketing software. Direct enrollment simplifies signup. No other mechanics like cookie window are documented.
Medium confidence - Legacy platform

What you would be selling

A strong 25% recurring commission for an extended 24-month duration on a single email-marketing product, direct-enrolled but with undocumented cookie mechanics.

iContact is one brand with 1 product, bought by different people. Each row shows what one converted customer is worth to you, on the plan that buyer actually lands on.

$60
per customer over 24 months
email marketing
iContact Email Marketing
Building, sending and tracking email campaigns to a subscriber list.
25% × 24 mo · $10/mo
Per-contact monthly email subscription

Everything iContact publishes about how the commission is earned and paid. A term shown as not researched is one iContact does not publish, not one that does not apply.

How it pays
Duration24 months
Restrictions
·Attribution window and other mechanics undocumented despite marketing claims
·Single product, limited catalog breadth
Verified
Read from iContact's own published material on . Figures change without notice — quote this date alongside any figure.
Sources
FlexOffers ↗The Affiliate Monkey ↗
Attribution window, payout terms and approval time researched on August 26, 2026.
How this programme compares to its rivals was written on August 26, 2026, from the verified terms above.
Company description corrected on August 26, 2026 — it previously held commission terms.
On September 27, 2026, iContact's own site could not be reached to confirm the remaining blank mechanics rows (route in, attribution window, payment delay, payment schedule, minimum payout, payout form, self-referral, customer requirement, clawback, where it pays, approval). Third-party aggregator pages gave conflicting figures for commission rate (fifteen percent, twenty-five percent, and thirty-five percent) and cookie duration (thirty days versus one hundred twenty days) with no first-hand company citation, so none of that was used and the rows were left as they were.
Not asked yet
Nobody has looked for these, so nothing is claimed about them either way — not that iContact publishes them, and not that it does not.
Route in
Attribution window
Payment delay
Payment schedule
Minimum payout
Payout form
Self-referral
Must you be a customer
Clawback
Where it pays
Customer incentive
Approval
Citing this page
Ancaster, “iContact affiliate terms”. Verified 22 August 2026. https://ancaster.io/offers/icontact

How this was verified

Verified
Read from iContact's own published material on . Figures change without notice — quote this date alongside any figure.

The re-verification note

We read iContact's terms on 2026-08-22. Programs change a rate, a cookie window or a payment threshold without announcing it — we re-read them and send one note a week saying what moved.

One note a week, every figure dated and linked to its source. Unsubscribe in one click; we never sell or share the address.