The Webflow affiliate program is designed for influencers, educators, bloggers, and others to get paid for the designers and developers they refer to Webflow. Affiliates get paid a 50% commission on all subscription payments for 12 months – for every customer they refer to Webflow.
At the moment, you’ll need a PayPal account to receive affiliate payments. Read more about getting paid.
You can apply to the program by visiting affiliates.webflow.com.
Once you’re approved for the Webflow affiliate program, you’ll be able to log in to your affiliate dashboard. The affiliate dashboard is where information about your affiliate link, the traffic and conversions you’re generating through your affiliate link, and the payments you receive through the affiliate program. This documentation will help you better understand and successfully navigate the affiliate dashboard.
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Once you’ve logged into your affiliate dashboard, you’ll see your affiliate link on the left side of the page. This link is unique to your affiliate account and directs people who click on it to webflow.com. Those who click on it and visit Webflow, and have not visited Webflow previously will be tagged as referred by you. This tag will last for 90 days – the cookie window.
Your affiliate referral link has a 90 day tracking cookie. That means that any person who clicks on your affiliate link, who has not visited Webflow previously, will be tagged as referred by you with a tracking cookie. From the moment they are tagged, you will be commissioned for all subscriptions made until that cookie window expires on day 90. The subscriptions made within those 90 days will be paid out for the defined 12 months, or until those subscriptions are cancelled.
You can create affiliate links to different pages on on webflow.com and university.webflow.com using the link builder in your affiliate dashboard.
The commission for affiliates is 50% of subscription payments for the first 12 months – for each subscription within the cookie window, or until the subscription(s) is cancelled. Each time a customer you referred subscribes to an account or site plan, a Webflow team member will review the conversion, and once approved you’ll receive an email confirmation.
In order to get paid as an affiliate you’ll need to have a PayPal account. Enter the email associated with your PayPal account in the payment settings of your affiliate account. You can expect to receive payments 3-5 business days after your conversion email confirmation.
If you did not receive a payment that you believe you should have, please contact us.
For any additional questions or feedback about the affiliate program please contact us.
There are many different ways you can drive traffic through your affiliate link, we encourage you to get creative, but here’s a list to give you an idea of strategies used by affiliates today.
As a Webflow affiliate, the FTC requires that you tell your audience that you are using affiliate links. You can make the disclosure within the content itself, or you can provide a page to your audience where they can read a full disclosure.
Anyone running paid advertisements as a part of the affiliate program may not target Webflow brand terms or placements. All advertisements will be reviewed by the Webflow team and are subject to removal if they do not adhere to these guidelines.
Display advertising note: If you plan on promoting Webflow through display advertisements on your content, you must use the creative assets provided by Webflow, as well as follow the Style Guide and Voice & Tone Guide.
When you’re an affiliate and/or are using Webflow brand assets, you agree to adhere to all Webflow trademarks and copyrights. If you are found to be in violation of any of these, you will lose your privilege of using our brand assets.
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