Tech & electronics affiliate programs
Electronics pay low percentages on expensive items, so a few sales can still add up. Many tech brands exclude new launches or limit paid search.
| Program | Commission | Cookie | Network | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple | Fixed per membership; 7% on movies | 30 days | Apple Performance Partners | Checked on the brand's own page |
| Best Buy | 0%–1% | 1 day | Impact | Partly confirmed |
| DJI | About 2%–5% | 30 days | Awin, Tradedoubler | Partly confirmed |
| Garmin | 1.6% | 20 days | FlexOffers | Third-party figures |
| Samsung | 1.6%–3.2% | 14 days | FlexOffers (US) | Third-party figures |
What to check before you join
Electronics pay low percentages. Best Buy is listed at 0% to 1% with a 1-day cookie, Samsung at 1.6% to 3.2% and Garmin at 1.6%. Higher prices make up some of the gap, and DJI (about 2% to 5% with a 30-day cookie) is one of the better options for camera and drone content. Apple is different: it pays mainly on memberships and media rather than hardware. Read the exclusions before you apply, because tech programs often limit paid search or leave out new launches.
Which program suits your site
- AppleEntertainment, music, streaming and app recommendation content, and sites that list new releases.
- Best BuyTech and TV reviews that already link to several retailers, where Best Buy is one option among many.
- DJIDrone, filmmaking, travel video and camping power content.
- GarminRunning, cycling, triathlon, hiking and smartwatch reviews.
- SamsungPhone, TV, appliance and smart home reviews, where single purchases are expensive.