GroupBlaster
Chrome extension that posts to multiple Facebook groups at once, paying 40% lifetime recurring commission through Creem.io.
About the GroupBlaster affiliate program
GroupBlaster is a Chrome extension (also working on Edge and Brave) that publishes one post across multiple Facebook groups at once, built around campaigns, group sets and schedules, with publishing done group by group. It is not affiliated with Facebook. Pricing is $5.99/month or $57.60/year, with a 7-day free trial and a card-free free tier. Its affiliate program, run through Creem.io rather than in-house tracking, pays 40% of every payment a referred customer makes for as long as they stay subscribed — the page's own example works out to roughly $2.35/month on the monthly plan and $22.58 on the annual plan after Creem's 2% platform fee. Attribution runs on a 180-day cookie, among the longest in this directory. Payouts are twice monthly, on the 1st and 15th, with earnings tracked live in a dashboard; no minimum payout figure is stated on the page.
Pros and cons
- ✓40% of every payment for as long as the referral stays subscribed — not capped to a first-year window
- ✓180-day cookie, among the longest attribution windows in the directory
- ✓Twice-monthly payouts (1st and 15th) with live dashboard tracking
- ✓Free tier and 7-day trial make it an easy product to demo before promoting
- –No minimum payout is stated on the program's own page
- –Low price point ($5.99/mo or $57.60/yr) means 40% is a small absolute amount per customer, after Creem's 2% platform fee
- –Runs through Creem.io rather than an established affiliate network
- –Mass-posting to multiple Facebook groups sits in a gray area of Facebook's own platform policies, which is a product risk worth knowing before promoting it, separate from the affiliate terms themselves
Topics
GroupBlaster runs its affiliate program through Creem.io. Search for it by name inside your Creem.io dashboard. We list program details for reference and don’t link out — always confirm the current terms with the program itself.