AffWorth works out the break-even cost-per-click and the profit margin for each affiliate programme, so you can tell in seconds whether it is worth advertising instead of checking it by hand across four tools.
91 programmes fully scored · 20,148 in the app · 100,306 collected and queued · coverage published openly below
Will this programme pay more than the clicks cost? Answering it today means opening the merchant's programme page, checking whether the site gets any traffic, looking up the keyword bid, and doing the arithmetic yourself. Four tools. A lot of time. For one programme.
AffSync, APDB, Lasso, AffiliList. They carry the commission rate and the cookie window. They carry no advertising data at all, so they cannot answer whether running ads pays.
They do the arithmetic correctly. But you type every programme in by hand, and they hold no programme data, so they cannot tell you which programme to check.
The commission, the real click price and the resulting margin sit on the same row, already worked out. That is the entire idea.
| Column | The question it answers |
|---|---|
| Commission per order | What you actually earn on one sale, in dollars, not a percentage you still have to convert. 5% of a $3,400 order beats 50% of a $166 one. |
| Clicks per order | How many clicks produce one sale at your conversion rate. Change the rate and everything below moves. |
| Break-even bid | The highest cost-per-click you can pay before the campaign loses money. |
| Margin at both bids | Break-even bid divided by the real bid, worked out at the low and the high end of the keyword's range. Green at the low bid but red at the high one means it only pays when you get lucky. |
| Top-of-page bid | What the brand keyword actually costs right now, as a range, dated. |
| Sign-up link | Where to apply, checked to be reachable, and re-checked by an agent every month. |
For a programme not in the database yet: type the order value and commission rate, get the bid to set and the clicks needed per sale.
Drag sliders to see what running N winning programmes is worth, counting the money burned on the losers as well as the winners.
Mark what you applied for, what got approved, what you are watching. It stays yours and follows you across devices.
| Programme list | Commission rate | Real click price | Break-even bid | Margin at both bids | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free directories AffiliList, Lasso, openaffiliate.dev |
yes | yes | no | no | no |
| Paid directories AffSync, The Affiliate's List |
yes | yes | no | no | no |
| SEO suites $125–139 a month |
no | no | yes | no | no |
| ROI calculators free, one at a time |
no | no | no | yes | no |
| AffWorth | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes |
You do not need to stop paying for an SEO suite. You need to stop paying $129 a month just to check whether an affiliate programme is worth running.
These are counts from the live database, not marketing figures. The same table sits inside the app, updated as scoring runs.
One afternoon spent filtering fifty programmes by hand costs more in your own time than a whole year of this.
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The app is open without an account. Browse it, run the calculator, then decide.
They are the merchant of record and issue your invoice. Your licence key arrives with the receipt and unlocks the app at once.
A directory answers "does this programme exist". This answers "will advertising it make money". No free directory carries a break-even bid, because working one out needs commission data and keyword bid data joined on the same row, and nobody joins them.
Top-of-page bid ranges published by keyword tools, recorded with the date they were pulled. Bids move, so every figure is dated and refreshed rather than presented as permanent.
Commission per order = order value × commission rate × (1 − cancellation rate). Clicks per order = 100 ÷ conversion rate. Break-even bid = commission per order ÷ clicks per order. Margin = break-even bid ÷ the real bid. The conversion rate is an assumption, it defaults to 8%, and the app shows it rather than burying it. Change it to your own number and every figure moves.
No. The coverage table above says exactly how incomplete, and the app repeats it. Scoring runs continuously.
No. No sponsored placements, no paid rankings, no listing fees. Ordering is decided by the data. It is the one thing that is not for sale. A ranking you can buy is worth nothing to the person reading it.
No, and that is deliberate. You are buying access to something that is kept current, not a file that goes stale the day you download it. You can copy what you need as you work.
One affiliate operator who runs paid-search campaigns on coupon and review sites, and built this because the checking was eating the afternoons. The About page has the numbers, including the mistakes.
Because the licence system that turns a receipt into unlocked access is still being wired. Taking money before that works would mean refunds and apologies. The founding list gets first access, at the founding price, when it opens.
No, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. We give you the numbers and show our assumptions. The decision, and the ad spend, stay yours.
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