Kit, known as ConvertKit until its 2024 rebrand, is an email marketing platform built specifically for creators — newsletter writers, course sellers, musicians, and authors — rather than for general ecommerce. It was founded in 2013 by Nathan Barry and is based in Boise, Idaho, running as a remote-first company.
The free plan is generous, covering up to 10,000 subscribers with landing pages and broadcasts. Paid tiers start at around $29 per month and scale by subscriber count, unlocking automations, sequences, and integrations.
The affiliate program is a long-standing favourite in the creator economy, paying recurring commission on referred subscriptions. Published rates vary between 30% and 50% depending on the source and the era of the program, with the higher rate typically running for the first 12 months. Verify your exact rate in the dashboard once approved.
The cookie window is reported at 60 to 90 days, and payouts are monthly via PayPal or bank transfer. Because Kit customers tend to stay subscribed for years and upgrade as their lists grow, the lifetime value per referral is unusually high for this category.
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FAQs
How do I sign up for the Kit (ConvertKit) Affiliate Program?
Apply through the affiliate page on the Kit site. Creators who already use Kit are approved most readily, since the program is built around genuine recommendations.
How does the Kit Affiliate Program track sales?
Kit attributes referrals through your unique affiliate link and reports commission in its affiliate dashboard. The cookie window is reported between 60 and 90 days.
How much does the Kit Affiliate Program pay?
Published rates range from 30% to 50% recurring, with the higher figure generally applying for the first 12 months. Confirm the current terms in your dashboard after approval.
What kind of marketing materials does Kit provide for affiliates?
Affiliates get banners, logos, and email swipe copy, plus Kit creator education content and webinars that convert well for newsletter and course audiences.
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