Software you already use, recommended honestly.
Software affiliate programs are the easiest place for most creators to start, because you can write from genuine experience and the audience is already asking which tools you use. Recurring-commission SaaS programs are especially attractive: one good recommendation can pay for as long as the customer stays subscribed.
Anyone who builds, writes, streams, or ships online and gets asked about their stack.
Editorial listings, not endorsements. Verify current terms, payout structure, and regional availability on each program's own page before joining.
Shared hosting, VPS, and domains. A common first affiliate program because the audience need is universal.
Program terms →AI avatar and talking-video generation. Check current partner/affiliate terms on their site.
Program terms →Digital product storefront. An affiliate layer is available on individual products.
Program terms →This site spent a long time as an AI-avatar and creator-stack resource. That material is still online, still accurate, and still the best place to start if you want to promote creator software you actually use:
Set up link tracking first. If you post the same offer to a bio link, a video description, and a newsletter using the same raw URL, you will never learn which one worked — and you will keep doing all three forever.
One short link per offer, grouped into a category, gives you a straight answer. I use FIFO.media for exactly this — it is built by Ensomnia Media and free for your first 25 links. Any link manager will do the job; that is just the one I tried and kept.
Track which placement actually sent the click