Directory rules
The ranking is sponsored and assigned by auction. These are the rules that govern what gets listed and how positions move.
What can be listed
- Affiliate programs run directly by a brand.
- Affiliate networks aggregating offers from multiple advertisers.
- Programs in iGaming and betting, including casino verticals.
What is refused
- Direct casino, sportsbook or operator sites. The directory lists programs affiliates can join, never the end operators.
- Programs with no working sign-up path, or a landing page that does not describe the commission terms.
- Offers that are illegal in the markets they target, or that misrepresent their payout structure.
How bidding works
Positions are bought, not earned editorially. The highest bid holds spot #1, the next holds spot #2, and so on down the ranking. Every listing displays its bid publicly, so the cost of each position is visible to everyone.
A bid is a one-time payment with a $50 minimum. There is no subscription, no monthly renewal and no automatic reset. You hold your position until another advertiser bids above it.
Being outbid
When someone bids above you, you move down one position and keep your listing. Nothing is removed and nothing is refunded — you were served the position you paid for for as long as you held it. You can reclaim a higher spot at any time by paying the difference between your current bid and the new target.
Free listings
Any qualifying program can be submitted at no cost. Free listings are placed at the bottom of the ranking, below every paid position, and are marked as $0 bid.
Links and disclosure
Every outbound link carries rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" and the ranking is labelled as sponsored on the directory itself. No position passes link equity, and paying for a spot does not buy an endorsement.