M1 Finance
M1 references an affiliate program but routes enquiries to a contact form and publishes no terms.
About the M1 Finance affiliate program
M1 Finance references an affiliate programme in its site footer, but the link routes to a general contact form rather than a programme page, and no commission rate, cookie window, payout threshold or affiliate network is published anywhere. Every commercial field here is therefore empty; the $50–$150 on Impact previously recorded has no source. Treat M1 as a programme you would have to enquire about directly rather than one you can evaluate in advance. Note also that M1 has separately run a customer referral scheme, which is a different thing and not open to publishers.
Pros and cons
- ✓M1 combines investing, borrowing and banking, so there are several content angles
- ✓An affiliate program is referenced on the site
- –The affiliate link routes to a general contact form, not a program page
- –No commission rate, cookie window, payout threshold or network is published
- –Nothing can be assessed before making contact
Topics
We have not confirmed which network M1 Finance runs on, so start from an "Affiliates" or "Partners" link in the footer of their own website. We list program details for reference and don’t link out — always confirm the current terms with the program itself.