About AffWorth

Last updated 10 September 2026

Who runs this

AffWorth is built and run by a small team of affiliate operators in Vietnam who have been buying paid-search traffic for coupon and review sites since 2025, selling to shoppers in the US, UK and Europe. Not an agency, not a data company. The database started as the spreadsheet we used to decide which programmes to run, and the work is split the same way it always was: one of us collects programmes, one opens every sign-up link and reads the terms, one runs the campaigns that test whether the numbers hold.

Where the experience comes from

• More than 1,100 Google Ads campaigns launched and tracked for affiliate programmes, synced hourly into the same sheets this database grew out of.
• Three advertising accounts lost in 2026, one of them for bidding on a brand whose terms banned paid search. The commission on that one, $124, was never paid. That is why the "terms ban paid search" column exists and why it shows the sentence it found rather than a yes or a no.
• $55 burned in a single day when an automatic bid strategy replaced manual CPC on a batch of campaigns. That is why the bid calculator recommends half the ceiling, and says so.
• A brand with almost no search volume that paid a few hundred dollars in commission, and a page ranked organically that produced orders with zero ad spend. That is why the app tells you not to filter by search volume.

What we will not do

• Take money from a listed brand to move it up. Ordering is decided by the data.
• Write a zero where we have no figure. A missing cell says so.
• Promise that a programme will be profitable. We give the numbers and the assumptions; the decision and the ad spend are yours.
• Sell lifetime access. Data rots unless it is fed, and a one-off price means letting it rot.

How the data is kept honest

Every column publishes its own coverage inside the app, on the screen called Where the data comes from. Bids are dated. Sign-up links are checked by an agent that refuses to record a result when its own canary checks fail, so a network outage cannot mark a thousand programmes dead. Terms are read from each programme's own page, and the sentence that decided the label is stored next to it.

Contact

Write to support@affworth.com. Replies come from the person who built it, usually within 48 hours.