
Wpmet affiliate program
Elementor and Gutenberg plugins for WordPress sites
Wpmet's commission: up to 50%.
What Wpmet does
Wpmet makes WordPress plugins for Elementor and Gutenberg sites, including ElementsKit addons, the MetForm form builder, ShopEngine for WooCommerce, GutenKit blocks, PopupKit, EmailKit, TableKit, the GetGenie AI writing assistant and the FundEngine fundraising plugin.
What people use it for
- Designers extending Elementor with extra widgets and templates
- Store owners customizing WooCommerce pages with ShopEngine
- Site builders adding forms and popups to WordPress
From click to payout
- ApplyReviewed by hand approval
- Share your linkWherever your audience is
- Your referral convertsYou earn up to 50%
- You get paidNet 30, from a $200 minimum
A sale is paid once its 30-day refund window has passed, in the first five business days of the following month, to PayPal, with a $200 minimum.
Rules before you promote
How the commission works
Up to 50% of each successful purchase by a new customer you refer, depending on the product, with at most $250 per sale. A purchase counts once its 30-day money-back period has passed. License upgrades earn no commission; the pages do not say whether renewals do. Purchases made with special or support discount codes, or coupons tagged to other affiliates, do not count, and the first affiliate cookie set wins. The affiliate page gives the cookie length two ways, 45 days in its feature list and 30 days in its FAQ, so no single cookie length is stated here.
- Affiliate links may not be used on coupon or deal sites
- No false advertising of the products
- No buying through your own affiliate link or through fake personas
- No unofficial discount or coupon codes, and no coupon pages built on product names such as ElementsKit or MetForm coupons
- No spam links in irrelevant threads or without a meaningful conversation
- No ads that compete with the brand's own advertising, and no ads on brand keywords such as ElementsKit, MetForm, ShopEngine, WP Social or WP Ultimate Review or their variations
How Wpmet compares
| Program | Commission | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| up to 50% | Verified | |
| 20% per sale | Verified | |
| 30% per sale | Verified | |
| 20% per sale | Verified | |
| 40% per sale | Verified |
Wpmet affiliate program FAQ
How much does the Wpmet affiliate program pay?
Up to 50% per sale. Up to 50% of each successful purchase by a new customer you refer, depending on the product, with at most $250 per sale. A purchase counts once its 30-day money-back period has passed. License upgrades earn no commission; the pages do not say whether renewals do. Purchases made with special or support discount codes, or coupons tagged to other affiliates, do not count, and the first affiliate cookie set wins. The affiliate page gives the cookie length two ways, 45 days in its feature list and 30 days in its FAQ, so no single cookie length is stated here.
When do Wpmet affiliates get paid?
Net 30 by paypal, once you reach the $200 minimum.
How do I join the Wpmet affiliate program?
Apply at wpmet.com/affiliates. Applications are reviewed by hand.
What are the rules for Wpmet affiliates?
Affiliate links may not be used on coupon or deal sites. No false advertising of the products. No buying through your own affiliate link or through fake personas. No unofficial discount or coupon codes, and no coupon pages built on product names such as ElementsKit or MetForm coupons. No spam links in irrelevant threads or without a meaningful conversation. No ads that compete with the brand's own advertising, and no ads on brand keywords such as ElementsKit, MetForm, ShopEngine, WP Social or WP Ultimate Review or their variations.
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