Updated 2026-09-27

What each affiliate network requires.

Before a marketplace sells your product, its reviewers check your sales page, your delivery and your refund terms. Here's what each one asks for, from its own published pages and, where marked, from our own listing run.

• WarriorPlus first-hand
  Original digital products (software, courses, ebooks, templates) in online-business/internet-marketing niches sold as launch funnels with affiliate commissions; resale-rights (PLR/MRR/RR) products only as private listings.
• JVZoo first-hand
  Digital (and some physical/service) products, especially internet-marketing, software/SaaS, courses and funnels with upsells, where the seller wants affiliate recruitment, JVZoo checkout and tracking.
• Whop first-hand
  Digital products, courses, communities, software/SaaS and paid access sold through Whop-hosted checkout (or Whop Payments on your own site), with optional listing on Whop's Discover marketplace and built-in global affiliate network; not 'lifetime'-access offers or prohibited categories such as data-scraping tools, fake engagement, account sales, MLM, prop firms or crypto sales.
• Digistore24 first-hand
  Digital info products, courses/membership areas, software, downloads/e-books, services and events (plus printed books and supplements with special approval) sold through Digistore24's reseller checkout with a built-in affiliate marketplace; not trading robots, erotic/violent/illegal content, 'make money' offers it deems unserious, products violating Google/Facebook/YouTube-type platform terms, or 'lifetime'-access promises.
• ClickBank
  Digital info products, courses, software and recurring digital subscriptions (plus some physical) sold on the seller's own pitch page with ClickBank as retailer and checkout, aimed at affiliate-driven sales.
• Gumroad first-hand
  Creators selling their own original digital products (e-books, courses, templates, software with license keys, memberships) from a hosted product page, with Gumroad as merchant of record; not PLR/resale products and not AI services fulfilled off-Gumroad.
• Payhip
  Solo creators selling e-books, courses, memberships, coaching and software (with auto-generated or uploaded license keys) from a hosted store, who want low fees and payments straight into their own PayPal/Stripe account.
• Lemon Squeezy
  Software/SaaS, apps, templates, e-books and courses fulfilled through Lemon Squeezy (files, license keys, subscriptions), sold via hosted checkout or overlay with Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record; not PLR/MRR, services, or make-money/business-in-a-box products.
• PartnerStack
  B2B SaaS companies with their own checkout/billing (ideally Stripe, Chargebee, Recurly or Maxio) that can pay a platform subscription and want to run affiliate, referral, lead or deal-registration programs; a poor fit for low-priced one-off info products or sellers who need a merchant of record.
• impact.com
  Brands with their own checkout that want a managed partnership/affiliate program; the self-serve Starter plan is built around connected eCommerce stores (Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce, Squarespace), while SaaS/lead/event tracking, API tracking and marketplace recruiting sit in demo-only Essentials ($500+/mo) and Pro ($2,500+/mo) plans.
• AppSumo first-hand
  Working, paid SaaS/software and other digital products (courses, templates, plugins, Chrome extensions) aimed at entrepreneurs/SMBs that can be sold as a discounted (often lifetime) deal redeemed by codes or AppSumo's licensing API; not PLR/white-label/resale, affiliate, physical or consumer-only products.
• Hotmart
  Online courses, ebooks, subscriptions/communities and downloadable programs from creators who can deliver through Hotmart's Members Area and accept Hotmart as their exclusive sales channel for that product; a poor fit for software sold on several networks at once.
• Explodely
  Digital info products, courses and software with a full sales funnel (front end, upsells, order bumps, rebills) whose seller accepts a 60-day refund guarantee and Explodely as merchant of record and sole checkout on the funnel.
• MCP Marketplace (mcp-marketplace.io) first-hand
  MCP servers (local stdio packages on PyPI/npm or remote HTTP endpoints), free or paid one-time/monthly, where the product itself can verify a marketplace license key; not for courses, ebooks or non-MCP software.
• Reditus
  B2B SaaS and subscription AI tools that bill through Stripe (or can post payments to its API) and want recurring-commission affiliates; explicitly not for e-commerce, online courses or one-off digital downloads.

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