Remove.bg affiliate program

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The Remove.bg affiliate program (Services) pays 15% with a 30-day cookie and commission recurs. At 15%, this pays above the 11% median top rate for Services affiliate programs, measured across the 411 we track that publish a percentage.

Remove.bg is a specialized AI-powered tool designed to automatically remove image backgrounds with high precision. It caters to a wide range of users, including photographers, e-commerce businesses, marketers, and developers. The tool handles complex edges like hair and provides various integration options through a desktop app, mobile application, Photoshop extension, and a robust API for high-volume automated workflows. The affiliate program is structured to reward partners for referring both individual and business users. Affiliates earn a 15% commission on all sales generated through their unique referral link, with a cap of $100 per transaction. This commission structure is particularly attractive because it includes recurring payments; as long as a referred customer maintains an active subscription, the affiliate continues to receive commissions on monthly or yearly renewals. If a customer cancels and later resubscribes, the commission eligibility resumes, provided the affiliate's account remains active. To maintain an active status in the program, affiliates are required to refer at least one new paying customer per year. The program utilizes a 30-day cookie window for initial sign-ups. Once a user creates an account via an affiliate link, that account is permanently linked to the affiliate's code for all future purchases. Payouts are managed through PayPal and are processed twice a month. There is a minimum payout threshold of $25, and commissions move from a "pending" state to a confirmed balance after a 45-day clearance period. The program provides a variety of marketing assets, including animated and static banners in multiple sizes, as well as pre-written text links to assist with promotion across blogs, social media, and video content.

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.