Affiliate Earnings Estimator
Estimate your monthly affiliate earnings across multiple programs. All calculations run in your browser — no signup, no tracking, no cookies.
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How the math works
Monthly clicks = pageviews × click rate; expected conversions = clicks × conversion rate; month-one earnings = new conversions × commission per billing period. For a recurring duration of N months, steady-state monthly earnings = month-one earnings × N, assuming an identical new cohort every month. First-year earnings = month-one earnings × the sum of min(month number, N) across months 1–12. Set recurring months to 1 for a one-time commission. This assumes stable traffic, conversion, commission, and full retention; it is not a registration, purchase, or payout forecast.
Illustrative scenarios — not benchmarks
10,000 pageviews, 2% click, 1% conversion, $50 per month for 12 recurring months
Expected conversions: 2 per month. Month-one earnings: $100. Steady-state monthly earnings: $1,200. First-year cohort earnings: $7,800, assuming the same two new conversions every month and full 12-month retention.
10,000 pageviews, 2% click, 1% conversion, $50 one-time commission
Expected conversions: 2 per month. Month-one earnings: $100. Steady-state monthly earnings: $100. First-year earnings: $1,200 if the same monthly traffic and conversions continue. Examples only; not historical results or income promises.
FAQ
Do I have to sign up to use this?
No. The calculator is fully client-side. No login, no account, no email capture.
How accurate is this estimate?
It's a model, not a guarantee. Actual earnings depend on your traffic quality, audience fit, and program rules. Use the calculator for scenario planning.
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Use the calculator for quick directional math, then move into the review archive for pricing context, comparison detail, and buyer-fit analysis.