Affiliate marketplace for publishers

Know what an offer pays before you write a word.

Every offer carries its earnings per click, its search volume and how hard its keywords are to rank for — so you choose on evidence, not on a commission rate. Sourced, dated, and withheld rather than guessed.

Merchants Listing an offer rather than promoting one? What the fee buys →

Claims register

Every entry sourced

Everything we say about earnings, and where each figure came from. Green is measured by us; white is an industry figure and names who measured it; a dash is one we cannot yet evidence.

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Earnings per click, computed from commissions actually paid to publishers
commissions ledger · trailing 90 days · no offer has 50 clicks of paid commissions behind it yet
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Ranking difficulty, scored from the live search results for the keyword
SERP capture · no search results have been captured and classified yet
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Monthly search volume, United Kingdom
Google Keyword Planner · no keyword has been priced yet
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2026-05-07
UK brands spent on affiliate and partner marketing in 2025, up 7.3% on the year before
APMA · State of the Affiliate Nation · an industry figure, not a Reign measurement
£1.8bn

What an offer looks like

Illustrative example · not a live offer
Phone history & blacklist check
Example merchant · 25% of each sale · 30-day cookie
EPC
£0.41

What a click has earned, from commissions actually paid.

Searches/mo
14,800

For the widest keyword the offer ranks for, UK.

Difficulty
38

Out of 100, scored from the live search results.

Est. monthly
£212

At a mid page-one position (6% CTR) and a 2% conversion rate, or the offer’s own once measured.

The figures above are made up to show the layout. On a real offer each one is measured, and where there is not enough data yet it shows a dash instead of a number.

From your page to your commission

01
Pick your niches

Tell us what you write about. We surface the offers whose keywords you could realistically rank for.

02
Apply to an offer

Some approve instantly. The rest go to the merchant, who sees your site and your channels.

03
Publish and get paid

You get a tracking link, and every merchant’s clicks and commissions land in one dashboard.

Step 03 is the one that can break. The click is recorded here; the sale happens on the merchant’s own domain, and only one thing survives that hop.

goreign.co
your click is recorded here
the merchant’s own domain
the sale happens here
?rgn=<click id>
→ Arrives in the URL. Their page reads it and keeps it first-party as reign_click.
aff_… cookie
Scoped to goreign.co and SameSite=lax. Their server is never sent it.
IP + user-agent fingerprint
At the sale it describes their server, or Stripe’s. Never the shopper.
referrer
Long gone by the time the visitor reaches a checkout.
← returned at the sale
click_id in the body X-Reign-Click on the header reign_click_id on a Stripe session
If nothing comes back the sale still records — as no_touchpoints, attributed to nobody, paying nobody. No fallback rescues it, which is why the merchant’s install is the step everything rests on. The long version.

Pick your next offer on the numbers.