Bluehost
Hosting provider paying $65 or more per qualified sale, with a 30-day cookie and a dedicated affiliate team.
About the Bluehost affiliate program
Bluehost runs its affiliate programme through its own affiliate dashboard, where affiliates manage campaigns, track performance and find banners and other resources. The page promises $65 or more per qualified sale and a 30-day cookie window, and says approval is fast; applications are reviewed and the decision arrives by email. Commissions are processed within 45 to 70 days after a sale and paid by PayPal or direct deposit once the sale is validated. The FAQ mentions recurring commissions only in passing, for some hosting plans, without giving a figure. Promotion is allowed through your website, blog or social media channels. Unapproved coupon codes, misleading advertising and search engine marketing campaigns run without approval are prohibited, and violations can end your participation. The full terms are available inside the dashboard rather than on the public page. Bluehost’s claim of being trusted by more than 5 million WordPress users is its own. Re-checked on 5 October 2026.
Pros and cons
- ✓$65 or more per qualified sale
- ✓30-day cookie window
- ✓Approval is described as fast, with an affiliate dashboard, banners and a dedicated affiliate team
- ✓Payments by PayPal or direct deposit
- –Commissions are processed 45–70 days after a sale, so cash arrives slowly
- –Pending commissions are issued only once the sale is validated
- –Unapproved coupon codes, misleading advertising and search engine marketing without approval are prohibited, and breaking the rules can end your participation
- –The full program terms sit inside the affiliate dashboard rather than on the public page
Topics
Bluehost runs its own affiliate program. Look for an "Affiliates" or "Partners" link in the footer of their website. We list program details for reference and don’t link out — always confirm the current terms with the program itself.