Affiliate Program Terms

Last updated: 9 September 2026

These terms govern participation in the HostingTom affiliate program and payment of commissions.

1. Enrollment

Affiliate participation is subject to approval. You must provide accurate identity, tax and payment information and may not create duplicate or deceptive accounts.

2. Qualifying Referrals

A commission is earned only for a genuine new customer purchase properly attributed through the affiliate system and successfully paid. The applicable commission percentage, attribution period and campaign rules are those shown in the affiliate portal at the time of referral.

3. Reversals

Commissions may be reversed for refunds, cancellations, chargebacks, fraud, self-referrals, duplicate accounts, coupon abuse, unpaid invoices, policy violations or orders later determined not to qualify.

4. Prohibited Promotion

  • spam, unsolicited messaging or illegal advertising;
  • false reviews or misleading performance, price, refund or “guaranteed income” claims;
  • impersonating HostingTom;
  • registering domains/social handles likely to confuse users into believing they are official;
  • bidding on HostingTom trademarks in paid search where prohibited by campaign rules;
  • cookie stuffing, forced clicks, adware, malware or invisible redirects;
  • offering unauthorized rebates or incentives.

5. Brand Use

Affiliates receive a limited, revocable, non-exclusive right to use approved HostingTom marketing materials solely to promote the program. Brand assets may not be altered in a misleading way.

6. Payouts

Payout methods, minimum thresholds and schedules are shown in the affiliate portal. We may delay a payout while investigating fraud or refund risk. Affiliates are responsible for their own taxes and payment-provider charges unless law requires otherwise.

7. Termination

Either party may end participation at any time. HostingTom may immediately terminate accounts for fraud, spam, brand abuse or material breach. Valid approved commissions earned before termination may remain payable, while fraudulent or reversed commissions are forfeited.