Certanza affiliate program: earn 25% on every sale
Earn 25% of every payment from the online businesses you refer, rescans included. Free to join, with your own affiliate link, a live dashboard and a full banner kit.
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Who our affiliates are
Anyone who works with online businesses, from new stores to established retailers: Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix and BigCommerce developers, PPC and SEO agencies, ecommerce consultants, course creators, bloggers, YouTubers and people who help in seller communities. When someone tells you Google has suspended their Merchant Center or Google Ads account, send them your affiliate link. They get a free scan that shows what's most likely wrong, and you earn 25% when they buy.
How the affiliate program works
- Apply below. Tell us a little about you and how you'll share Certanza. We usually reply within a working day.
- Share your link. You get a personal affiliate link, and you can point it at any page, such as a guide or the free checker.
- Earn 25%. Every payment from the customers you send earns you 25%, including their rescans.
- Get paid monthly. Your dashboard shows clicks, sales and earnings. We pay by PayPal once a sale is 14 days old.
Why online sellers buy
- A free scan first, so your audience sees the value before paying
- 70+ checks on the pages Google's reviewers look at, in minutes
- Fixes, policies written for their business and an appeal letter, for £49.99 once
- A fraction of what an agency charges, with no subscription
Affiliate terms
- You earn 25% of each payment made by a customer who first arrived through your link and started a scan within 30 days. If they used another partner's link more recently, that partner is credited.
- Commission is confirmed 14 days after the sale and paid monthly by PayPal. Payments that are refunded don't earn commission.
- You can't earn commission on your own purchases or your own business's purchases.
- Don't bid on "Certanza" or similar terms in search ads, send spam, post fake reviews, or promise that Certanza will get an account reinstated. Nobody can promise Google's decision.
- We may close a partner account that breaks these terms. Commission earned by breaking them won't be paid.
- You're responsible for any tax on your earnings. We may update these terms, and we'll email you first.
Affiliate program FAQ
How much do Certanza affiliates earn?
25% of every payment from the customers you refer, including their rescans. On a £49.99 ($49.99) full report that's about £12.50 ($12.50) per sale, and there's no cap on how much you can earn.
How long is the affiliate cookie?
30 days. If someone clicks your link and starts a scan within 30 days, you're credited for what they buy, including later rescans. If they click another affiliate's link afterwards, the most recent link is credited.
When and how are affiliates paid?
Monthly by PayPal. Each sale is confirmed 14 days after purchase, once the refund window has passed, and then it's paid in the next monthly payout.
Is the affiliate program free to join?
Yes. There's no cost and no minimum number of sales. Apply on this page and we usually reply within a working day.
Do I need a website to be an affiliate?
No. Many affiliates share their link in client emails, seller forums, Facebook groups, Reddit, YouTube or newsletters. If you do have a website, your dashboard has banners and copy-paste code.
What do I get when I'm approved?
Your own affiliate link (it works on any page of our site), a live dashboard with clicks, scans, sales and earnings, ready-made wording to copy, and a media kit with banners in 9 sizes, social images and logos.
Who is the affiliate program for?
Anyone who works with online businesses: Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix and BigCommerce developers, PPC and ecommerce agencies, consultants, course creators, bloggers, YouTubers and people active in seller communities.
Can I promote Certanza with paid ads?
You can run ads to your own content, but please don't bid on "Certanza" or similar brand terms in search ads, and never promise that an account will be reinstated. Only Google makes that decision.