Elementor Affiliate Program

Active

WordPress page builder paying up to 55% on first-time purchases behind a 45-day cookie.

We do not currently earn commission from this program. Outbound links carry our UTM tags only. Full disclosure.

55%Commission
One-timeRecurring
45 daysCookie duration
Not publicly disclosedNetwork
Aug 12, 2026Last verified

Quick answer

Yes. Elementor runs an active affiliate program paying up to 55% commission on first-time purchases — a reported 45% on Editor Pro and Elementor Host plans, and 55% on Elementor One. The cookie window is 45 days according to Elementor's own site. Commission applies to the first purchase rather than renewals.

Program overview

Elementor sells the most widely installed WordPress page builder, plus managed hosting and a website-building suite. Its affiliate program pays a high percentage of the first purchase, with the rate varying by product.

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Commission details

55%One-time

55% on a first purchase of Elementor One during its launch phase, 45% on Editor Pro and Elementor Host. First purchase only.

Commission type
Tiered
Recurring
No — one-time payment per sale
Currency
USD

Payment and payout details

Payout frequency
Within 30 days of the 30-day refund window clearing
Minimum payout
$200
Payment methods
Not publicly disclosed
Payout currency
USD

Requirements

On multi-month One plans the 55% is calculated on the subscriber's first three months of payments and recorded from the fourth month of an active subscription.

Promotional restrictions

Paid search (PPC)Not publicly disclosed
Brand-term biddingNot publicly disclosed
Coupon promotionNot publicly disclosed
Email promotionNot publicly disclosed
Deep linkingAllowed
Self-referralNot publicly disclosed

Who this is best for

Good fit

  • WordPress publishers, tutorial creators and theme reviewers
  • Affiliates serving freelancers building client sites

Poor fit

  • Affiliates seeking recurring commission on renewals
  • Non-WordPress audiences

Pros and limitations

Pros

  • Up to 55% is high for a first-purchase commission
  • Enormous installed base and search demand
  • Free version drives a large pool of upgrade candidates

Limitations

  • Commission is awarded on the first purchase only — renewals pay nothing
  • $200 payout threshold is high relative to most programs here
  • WordPress-only audience

How to join

  1. 1Apply through the Elementor affiliates page

Estimate earnings from this program

Prefilled with Elementor's published terms. Adjust plan value and retention to match the audience you would actually send.

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These are estimates, not guaranteed earnings for Elementor. They assume a constant referral rate and a flat monthly retention rate, and they exclude refunds, clawbacks, approval rates and payout thresholds. Real results vary widely.

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Program change history

Recorded changes to this program's terms. Older values are kept so you can see the direction of travel.

  1. minimumPayout Not recorded$200

    Elementor states it pays affiliates once commission reaches a $200 minimum.

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