Earn 25% for as long as your reader keeps paying.

One rate, one product, and the same terms for every partner — on the first payment and every renewal.

Program at a glanceRate · 25% of every payment we keepPer payment · $7.50 on a $30 annual planWaiting period · 60 days, then 30 on renewalsApplications · OpenStart application

The whole deal, in five lines.

What you earn: 25% of every payment we keep — $7.50 when someone joins, and $7.50 every year they stay.
No tiers: There is no tier ladder, no negotiated rate, and no second product to upsell.
When it clears: You are paid 60 days after a first payment goes through, and 30 days after a renewal. A refund or a chargeback cancels it.
How you are paid: We pay out monthly, once you are owed more than $30, in cash and not gift cards. Any tax on what you receive is yours to handle.
Who can be paid: The affiliate program is open to US persons only: a US citizen, a US tax resident, or a US-registered business. We cannot pay a partner outside the US today. Before any payout is sent we need a completed Form W-9 from you, because a commission is reportable income and we have to be able to say who was paid. Your link works and your commissions accrue while we wait for it; only the payment waits.
Who cannot join: Anyone who owns, operates, is owned by, or earns revenue from a data broker or people-search business. This cannot be waived, and it keeps applying after acceptance: email affiliates@databrokerremover.com the moment it starts to apply to you. We also ask every partner, once a year, to reconfirm in writing that it still does not. Either way, the partnership ends and the link is revoked the moment the exclusion applies.

What counts, and what never will.

We pay on payments, not on clicks. A payment counts when it goes through and it came from your link.

Qualifies

A new customer tracked to your link, buying within 30 days of the click
A paid $30 annual subscription, not a trial or a signup
Every later paid renewal, for as long as it stays active
A payment still good at the end of its waiting period

Never qualifies

A click, a page visit, an account, or an abandoned checkout
Referring yourself, a duplicate account, or gaming the link
A payment that is refunded, charged back, or fraudulent
A review, rating, or post with an undisclosed paid relationship

Every commission has one visible state.

A state never changes quietly, and a reversal always names its reason.

Attributed: A payment came through your link. The waiting period starts.
Pending: Still inside the waiting period. Nothing is owed yet.
Available: The wait is over. This joins your next payout.
Reversed: The payment was refunded or charged back. We show the reason here.

What happens after you apply.

Application review
We read your public channels, audience, and promotion plan.
Broker screening
The data-broker exclusion disqualifies on its own.
Terms and link
You accept the terms, then receive your link and disclosure text.
First payout
After a payment goes through and its waiting period ends.

Responsible promotion is part of approval.

Help people make a clear choice. Do not turn privacy anxiety into a promise no service can keep.

Disclose the paid relationship clearly, every time.
Never say we delete data. We prove we asked.
Compensation never buys a positive review or edited criticism.
State the coverage and price as published, without inflation.
No brand-term bidding, lookalike domains, cookie stuffing, spam, or posing as the company.

The disclosure you must place beside every link

Approved disclosure sentence

Place it in the endorsement itself. A profile bio, a page footer, a terms page, a hashtag block, or a collapsed section does not count.

Start application Read FTC disclosure guidance

Applying is not acceptance. No tracking link, commission, or payout becomes active until Data Broker Remover confirms activation in writing and provides the current program terms.

Prepare a strong application.

A concise application is best. Have these ready so the first review can focus on fit rather than follow-up questions.

Your contact name and organization or public brand
Website, newsletter, social channels, or other placements
Roughly how large and where your audience is
How you plan to promote, and where the disclosure appears
Any data-broker ownership or revenue to declare

Do not submit tax, payout, customer, payment, or identity-document information. Those details are not part of application review.

Submit your application.

Fields marked required must be completed before we can review your application.

About you

Contact name Required

Organization or public brand Required

Work email Required

We use this address to reply about your application.

Your audience

Website and primary public channels Required

List only public properties relevant to this application.

Audience and primary geography Required

Estimated monthly reach Required

Your approach

How will you introduce Data Broker Remover? Required

A few specific sentences are more useful than a media kit.

Prior privacy or security affiliations Required

Include relevant partnerships or potential conflicts, including any ownership, operational, or revenue tie to a data broker or people-search business. Answer with “None” if none apply — do not leave this blank.

Before you submitI will disclose compensation clearly and close to every recommendation.I will use current, supported claims and will not promise guaranteed or permanent removal.I will not include customer, payment, tax, or identity-document information in this application.I confirm that I do not own, operate, and am not owned by a data broker or people-search business, and that I do not earn revenue from one. I will tell Data Broker Remover immediately if this stops being true.I am a US citizen or US tax resident, or a US-registered business, and I will provide a completed Form W-9 if approved.

Protected without tracking.

A privacy-friendly puzzle runs on this site when you submit. No visual CAPTCHA or third-party challenge request.

Submitted details — contact and professional identifiers, website or channel information, audience details, promotion plans, acknowledgements, and ordinary security metadata — go to our private review inbox to evaluate the application, reply, and prevent abuse. Read the affiliate-applications section of our privacy notice.