Describe what you sell.
Get the data.
Meet the partners
and the plan.
Say it in a sentence. We read it against every affiliate publisher that can sell or promote your product, ranked by how well each one fits. You can buy the data, do as much of the outreach yourself as you want, or have us run the omnichannel outreach for you.
No card required · Sandbox key issued instantly · Web-observed data, no consumer PII
Ask it something. Every number you get back is a live query, not a figure typed into this page.
Half a million affiliate publishers, already mapped.
The sentence in the box is the fast way in. Behind it is the whole corpus, filterable by hand, with every publisher tied to the merchants and networks it actually runs.
A sentence in. A partner list and a plan out.
Nobody wants to learn a filter UI to answer a question they can already say out loud. So the sentence is the interface, and everything the product knows is applied behind it.
Describe the product
In your own words, the way you would say it to a colleague. We read out the concrete nouns, keep the ones the corpus knows, and tell you which words we searched on.
See who fits, ranked
Every affiliate publisher that matches any of your words, ordered by how many of them it covers. The strong core is shown separately from the long tail, so the number means something.
Get the outreach drafted
Email sequence, WhatsApp follow-up and the social angle, written against these specific affiliate publishers and your commission, not a template.
This is what you get on the other side of the box.
The hero answers one sentence. The app is where you work the answer: filter it, open a publisher, see who already pays them, reveal the contacts.
Filter it by hand
Everything the hero infers for you is here to set yourself: domain, keyword, the merchant someone is already promoting, network, country. Each card carries the networks paying that publisher.
Open a publisher
What it ranks for, which merchants it already promotes, and its account number inside each network so you can look it up on the network side.
See what is moving
5,860,294 publisher-to-merchant links held, and 17,338 publishers that gained a merchant last month against 7,656 that lost one.
Real screens from the app, as a normal account sees it.
Web-observed, mapped, and current.
An affiliate publisher here is any site that can sell or promote your product for a cut. Not a directory somebody typed up: every one is tied to the merchants, networks and tracking domains it actually runs. In the last thirty days 17,338 of them picked up a new merchant and 7,656 dropped one — the movement is the part a directory cannot tell you.
Each one a site that can sell or promote for you. 78,252 have a contact on file, which is 14.8% of the corpus.
Every affiliate-to-merchant link we have actually seen. This is what makes "who already gets paid for this" a question with an answer.
13.4 per affiliate publisher on average, across 249 categories — and every one of them is tied to the publisher that ranks for it, and through that publisher to the merchants and networks paying it. That is what your sentence is read against.
Awin, Impact, ShareASale, PartnerStack, PartnerAds, Refersion and private programmes, with the account number each affiliate holds inside them.
23 verticals. 249 categories. All of them, here.
Every tile is sized by how many affiliate publishers sit in it, so the shape of the corpus is visible before you read a word. Click one for its categories.
Read directly out of the app's own filter rail, not written by hand. The counts overlap, because one publisher carries a weighted mix of verticals rather than being filed under exactly one.
108 networks, and the account number each publisher holds inside them.
Knowing an affiliate publisher exists is the easy part. Knowing which network already pays them, and their ID inside it, is what turns a list into an approach you can actually make.
Amazon CA
The 25 named above are the ones deep enough to be worth filtering on, and they are what the app's network filter offers. The other 83 are regional networks, in-house programmes and the private trackers merchants run themselves, which is why "Private Network" is a value in its own right rather than a gap in the data.
The same corpus,
without the browser.
Every screen you just saw reads the same endpoints you get. Search and profile calls are unmetered; only revealing a contact spends anything, and it spends the same allowance the interface does. One pool, not two.
Meet the data where your stack already lives.
No forced migration, no proprietary client. Every plan gets every channel. Pick the one your team will actually maintain.
JSON API
Cursor-paginated, 1,000 records per page, 300 req/min on Growth and up.
S3 / GCS drop
Nightly or weekly Parquet and CSV partitions into a bucket you control.
Webhooks
Signed events when an affiliate publisher gains or loses a merchant partner.
Warehouse sync
Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks shares. No egress, no copy.
Saved segments
Build a segment in the console, name it, export CSV, re-run it whenever you like.
Client libraries
Python, Node, Go and Ruby, with retries and rate-limit handling built in.
Rolling 90 days, measured at the edge.
Single domain, full partner graph.
Across 23 verticals. Every publisher carries a weighted mix.
Added and removed edges land next morning.
Finding them was the easy half.
A list of perfect affiliate publishers is worth nothing until somebody sends the first message. Omnichannel here means one sequence across every place an affiliate publisher actually answers, with the plan saying which channel to use for whom and when.
Email sequences
Four touches over eleven days, each one referencing the publisher's own page rather than your brand. Sent from your domain.
WhatsApp follow-up
For the ones who opened twice and never replied. Short, opt-in, and far harder to ignore than a fifth email.
Social approach
Which platform each affiliate publisher is genuinely active on, and the offer made where their audience can see it.
Or do it yourself
Export the list with contacts and work it your own way. The plan is a head start, never a lock-in.
We can run the whole thing.
You approve the target list and the offer. We operate the sequences, handle the replies, and hand you the partners who said yes.
- Target list built from your corpus matches and signed off by you
- Sequences written, sent and managed on your behalf across every channel
- Replies triaged, warm introductions passed straight to you
- Weekly report on sent, opened, replied and signed
Branding and creative. Offer artwork, partner-facing one-pagers, banner sets and the commission sheet, produced by our own studio and yours to keep. Plus hands-on help with the landing page and tracking set-up, so nothing stalls waiting on an asset.
Tell us what you sell.
We come back with a target count, a timeline and a price, usually within a working day.
Buy the data, licence more of it, or have us run the outreach.
The corpus is the product. What differs is how much of it you want in your hands and how much of the work you want to do yourself.
Data on credits
Unlimited search on every plan. Credits meter the things that cost us something: contact reveals and API volume.
- 250 contact reveals a month
- Unlimited search, full partner graph
- No API access
- 1,500 contact reveals a month
- 500 rollover credits
- Unlimited search, full partner graph
- API access
- 10,000 contact reveals a month
- 2,500 rollover credits
- Unlimited search, full partner graph
- API access
Want a larger data set?
If the plans above are not enough corpus, we can help. Tell us the scope you need and we will quote it: Parquet or a warehouse share, your refresh schedule, redistribution rights if your product embeds it.
- All 527,474 affiliate publishers, no reveal metering
- Warehouse share, S3 drops, webhooks
- Redistribution rights and a custom SLA
Omnichannel outreach
You approve the target list and the offer. We operate the sequences across every channel, handle the replies, and hand you the partners who said yes.
- Email, WhatsApp and social, run together
- Replies triaged, warm intros passed to you
- Weekly report on sent, opened, replied, signed
- Branding and creative free, plus the assets partners ask for
The things buyers ask on the second call.
Search the whole corpus free.
Sandbox key in under a minute. No card, no call, no seat licence. Just an endpoint and a schema, or a sentence in the box up top.