Promoter Pages, a landing page for every affiliate
Give each affiliate a co-branded landing page at yourdomain/via/their-code, with a button that carries their referral link. Three layouts, an AI first draft from your website, and you decide who gets a page and what affiliates can change. Growth and up.
Most affiliates promote you with a bare link. It works, but it asks a stranger to click through to your homepage with no idea why this person recommended you. Promoter Pages give every affiliate a page of their own: your product, your branding, their face and their words, and one clear button that carries their referral link.
In the app they live under Settings › Brand › Branding & portal › Partner pages. Your affiliates find theirs as My page.
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Sample page in the Simple layout. Your branding, their photo, name and one line.
One page per affiliate, at your address
Each page lives at /via/ plus the affiliate's referral code: on your verified custom domain when you have one, otherwise on your program's affixo subdomain. The affiliate shares that one address anywhere a link fits, and the page does the explaining.
Three layouts
- Simple: the headline and the button beside the affiliate's photo.
- With video: a YouTube, Vimeo or Loom video on the page.
- Offer: your offer as the headline, for programs that lead with a deal.
You set the headline, the pitch, the photo shape (circle or rounded square) and the button text once, for every page. Extra sections switch on when you want them: a tagline, an offer pill, up to six highlights, a bonus, up to five questions, and a second button to any page on your own site.
An AI first draft from your website
Don't want to start from a blank page? Draft from my website reads your site and fills in a first version for you to edit. Plans with Promoter Pages get five drafts a month.
You decide what affiliates can change
Three separate switches control what an affiliate can edit on their own page:
- Photo (JPEG, PNG or WebP)
- Name on the page, up to 60 characters
- One line about them, up to 80 characters
Their changes go live straight away. Everything else stays yours. If a photo isn't right, remove it from the affiliate's profile; switch photos off entirely and every existing photo is hidden.
You decide who gets one
Give a page to every active affiliate, or to only the affiliates you choose, with a switch on each affiliate's profile. An unknown code, an inactive affiliate or anyone you haven't picked sees a neutral "This page isn't available", never a broken page.
What Promoter Pages don't do
Two things worth knowing before you plan around them:
- A visit is not a referral. Opening the page records nothing and sets no cookie. Credit starts when the visitor clicks the main button, which carries the affiliate's referral link. The optional second button is not tracked.
- They don't rank in search. Every page is served noindex, nofollow on purpose, so a few hundred near-identical pages never compete with your own site. They're for sharing, not for SEO.
Included on Growth and up
Promoter Pages come with Growth and Scale, alongside the rest of the branding hub: a brand kit from your website, branded login and signup pages, a custom domain and the switch that hides "Powered by Affixo". Compare plans.
Common questions
A hosted landing page for one affiliate in your program. It carries your branding, your pitch and your offer, plus the affiliate's photo, name and one line about them. The main button sends the visitor on with that affiliate's referral link, so the sale is credited to them.
Each page lives at /via/ followed by the affiliate's referral code, on your verified custom domain if you have one, or on your program's affixo subdomain if you don't.
No. Opening the page records nothing and sets no cookie. Attribution starts when the visitor clicks the main button, which carries the affiliate's referral link. An optional second button can point anywhere on your own site, and that one is not tracked.
No, and that is on purpose. Every page is served with noindex and nofollow, so hundreds of near-identical affiliate pages never compete with your own site in search. They are built to be shared by the affiliate, in a bio, a video description, a newsletter or a DM.
Three. Simple puts the headline and button beside the affiliate's photo. With video adds a YouTube, Vimeo or Loom video. Offer leads with your offer as the headline.
No. Draft from my website reads your site and writes a first version of the headline, pitch and highlights for you to edit. Plans that include Promoter Pages get 5 AI drafts a month.
Only what you allow. There are separate switches for their photo, their name on the page and one line about them. Everything else (layout, headline, pitch, button, offer) is yours. Affiliate edits go live straight away, and you can remove a photo from the affiliate's profile at any time. Turning photos off hides every existing photo.
You choose. Give a page to every active affiliate, or only to the affiliates you pick, with a switch on each affiliate's profile. Anyone without a page, and any inactive affiliate, sees a neutral "This page isn't available" instead.
Growth and Scale. Free and Starter do not include them.
Give every affiliate a page worth sharing.
Promoter Pages are included on Growth and Scale, alongside the branding hub and a custom domain.