Minimum before a payout · 8 programs

Affiliate programs with no minimum payout

No threshold means your first commission is paid on the next run rather than sitting in a balance for months. Few programs state this outright. Rewardful's default for the programs it runs is no minimum, but each program can set one, so a Rewardful program only appears here when its own terms say none.

On this page8Programs that state a minimum139 of 229 liveFrom network terms2
ProgramCommissionPayout methodMinimumScheduleCookieVerified
SiteGround$50 to $100 flat per saleNot publishedNo minimumWeekly60 days2026-10-25
DreamHost$15 to $200 per saleDirect bank transferNo minimumMonthly, after a 97 day holdlifetime2026-06-24
GetYourGuide8% per bookingBank transfer or PayPal via the partner dashboard0Not published31 days2026-06-24
AdCreative.ai30% to 40% recurring for lifePayPal, Stripe or direct depositvia PartnerStackNoneAround the 13th, monthlyvia PartnerStackNot published2026-07-29
Influence35% to 55% for lifePayPal or Wise, paid by the programvia RewardfulNo minimumMonthly by the 15th, after a 30 day hold60 days2026-10-23
Julius AI50% for 12 monthsNot publishedNo minimumMonthly60 days2026-10-20
Lingo750% of every payment for the life of the subscriptionPayPal or bank transferNo minimumMonthly, NET 3030 days2026-09-21
ThreadFox50% on the $49 kit and upgrades, 30% on managed campaignsAutomatic Stripe transfers or weekly PayPalNo minimumWhen the 30 day refund window closes30 days2026-09-26

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FAQ

Which affiliate programs have no minimum payout?
8 of the 139 programs in the AffiliateJob directory that state a minimum payout, in their own terms or their network's, including SiteGround, DreamHost, GetYourGuide, AdCreative.ai, Influence. 2 of them inherit the term from their network's published payout rules rather than stating it themselves.
What does "via a network" mean on this page?
The program is paid through that network, and the value shown is the network's own published partner terms rather than a sentence on the program's page. The network name links to the page we read and the date we read it.
Why is the count smaller than the whole directory?
Because only 139 of 229 live programs state a minimum payout, in their own terms or their network's. A program that publishes nothing about payouts is not on this page, and its absence means unknown, not no.