Affiliates for WooCommerce - Boost your Earnings with Affiliate Marketing Program

When a visitor clicks an affiliate's referral link, the plugin stores a tracking cookie in their browser. The cookie name and expiration period are configurable in the admin. If the visitor completes a purchase before the cookie expires, the commission is automatically assigned to that affiliate and recorded in the commissions list.

No. The plugin has no cap on the number of affiliates. You can manage as many as your server can handle, and the admin lists include filters so you can find specific affiliates without scrolling through a large list.

In the free version, payouts are handled manually by the admin. Affiliates save their bank transfer or PayPal details in their dashboard. You review the commissions list, create a payout, and mark it as paid after processing externally. The Pro version adds scheduled automatic payout processing and WooCommerce Wallet support.

In the free version a single global commission rate applies to all affiliates. Product-level, category-level, and individual affiliate rates are Pro features. The Pro version also supports performance-based rate upgrades that automatically increase an affiliate's rate when they hit defined earning milestones.

Yes. Affiliates for WooCommerce has declared full compatibility with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage. The plugin has been tested with HPOS enabled and the commission tracking integrates with WooCommerce's modern order data layer.

Yes. Affiliates have their own dedicated dashboard, accessible from the My Account page or a custom page you create with the shortcode. From their dashboard they can view earnings, commissions, payouts, visits, top products, and generate referral links. They don't need access to the WordPress admin at any point.

Create a new WordPress page, add the [ddwcaf_affiliate_registration_form_shortcode] shortcode to the page content, publish it, and then set that page as your affiliate dashboard page in the Configuration panel. You can control whether the registration form shows a login form alongside it, or just the signup form on its own.

Yes. There's a setting in the configuration panel to block self-referral commissions. When this is enabled, a logged-in affiliate who purchases using their own referral link does not receive a commission for that order.

By default, the plugin records the first affiliate's cookie and you can configure whether a new click should overwrite it. In the free version you control whether cookie overriding is allowed. In Pro you have additional time-gating controls and IP logging to detect suspicious referral patterns.

Yes. The affiliate dashboard appears as a tab in the WooCommerce My Account page automatically after activation. You can also create a standalone affiliate portal on any page using the provided shortcodes.

Yes. A live demo of the free version is available at demo.devdiggers.com/woocommerce-affiliates-free/ and the Pro demo is at demo.devdiggers.com/woocommerce-affiliates/.

No. Everything is configured through admin panels with labeled fields. The registration page uses a shortcode, and the rest is point-and-click configuration. Developers who need to extend the plugin will find hooks and filters throughout the codebase.

Post in the support forum here on WordPress.org for free version questions. Full documentation is available at devdiggers.com/affiliates-for-woocommerce/ with step-by-step setup guides. Pro license holders get direct priority support from the DevDiggers team.