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Five security affiliate programs beyond VPNs: NordPass, Dashlane, Bitdefender, Aura and Incogni, with commissions, cookies, payout terms and which content each one fits.
Oct 20, 2026 · 6 min read

Security software is one of the few affiliate categories where the reader's problem is urgent and the product is a subscription. Someone who just got a breach alert, or who is tired of reusing the same password everywhere, is ready to buy, and the programs behind password managers, antivirus, identity protection and data removal pay accordingly, from 20–45% revenue share on consumer plans to a flat $65 CPA.
This list skips VPNs (we covered those in our VPN affiliate programs guide) and focuses on the rest of the consumer security stack. It's for tech, privacy, personal-finance and how-to publishers who want offers that convert on helpful, problem-first content rather than hype.

Security buyers rarely browse for fun. They arrive from searches like "is my password leaked", "best antivirus for Windows" or "remove my info from people-search sites", which means high intent and content that naturally leads to a recommendation. Most of these products are also annual subscriptions, so a single referral can be worth a meaningful commission, and a few programs pay again on renewals.
The category also splits neatly into four jobs, which lets you match an offer to the exact problem a page solves instead of forcing one product onto everything.

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All figures below come from each program's listing in our directory. Terms change, so confirm the current rate on the program's own page before you build content around it.
| Program | Category | Commission | Cookie | Payout terms | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NordPass | Password manager | 30% new / 10% renewals (B2C); 25% new B2B | 30 days | Not published | Nord Security in-house |
| Dashlane | Password manager | 25% on new paid subscriptions | 30 days | $50 minimum, monthly | Not confirmed on official page |
| Bitdefender | Antivirus / device security | 20% consumer / 50% business; custom up to 100% | 30 days (secondary sources) | $10 autopay threshold | Impact |
| Aura | Identity & all-in-one security | $65 per qualified enrollment | 60 days | Net-30, monthly | Impact |
| Incogni | Personal-data removal | 45% revenue share on new sales | 30 days | $100 minimum, Net-30 | Tune; also Impact, CJ, Awin |


45% revenue share on privacy data-removal sales
NordPass is the password manager from Nord Security, the company behind NordVPN. Its in-house program pays 30% on new consumer plans and 10% on renewals, plus 25% on new business sign-ups, with a 30-day cookie and a dedicated account manager. The renewal commission is the standout: it is one of the few programs here that keeps paying after the first year. It pairs naturally with privacy and VPN content, and the B2B rate gives small-business and IT publishers a second angle.
Dashlane pays 25% on new paid subscriptions with a 30-day cookie and a $50 minimum, paid monthly. It is simpler than NordPass (no renewal or B2B tier on the consumer program), which makes it easy to explain in a comparison or "best password manager" roundup. Dashlane's official page doesn't name the tracking network, so check where you're applying before you sign up.
Bitdefender's Impact-managed program pays 20% on new consumer customers and 50% on business products, with custom deals available up to or beyond 100% for strong partners. The $10 autopay threshold is the lowest on this list, which helps newer sites get paid quickly. Antivirus comparisons and "how to remove malware" tutorials are the obvious fit; the business rate rewards sites with SMB or IT readers.
Aura bundles identity-theft protection, credit monitoring, antivirus, VPN and password management into one subscription. Instead of a percentage, it pays a flat $65 per qualified enrollment through Impact, with the longest cookie here at 60 days and Net-30 payments by PayPal, wire or check. A fixed bounty is easy to forecast, and the long cookie suits readers who research for a while before committing. It fits personal-finance and "what to do after a data breach" content especially well. If you're weighing a flat bounty against a percentage, our guide to CPA vs revenue share breaks down the trade-off.
Incogni, launched by Surfshark in 2022, asks data brokers and people-search sites to delete a subscriber's personal information. Its program pays 45% revenue share on new sales with a 30-day cookie, a $100 minimum on Net-30, and payment by PayPal, wire, crypto or Payoneer. It runs mainly on Tune and is also available through Impact, CJ and Awin, so you may be able to join through a network you already use. Data removal is still a young product category, so a clear, honest explainer can stand out.
| If your content is about… | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Passwords, logins, breach checks | NordPass or Dashlane | Direct match to the reader's problem; NordPass adds renewals |
| Malware, PC speed, device security | Bitdefender | Category fit plus a low $10 threshold |
| Identity theft, credit, fraud | Aura | Flat $65 bounty and a 60-day cookie |
| Spam calls, people-search sites, privacy | Incogni | 45% share on new sales |
| Small-business IT | Bitdefender or NordPass B2B | 50% and 25% business rates |
Pick by reader problem first, rate second. A 45% offer that doesn't solve what the page is about will lose to a 25% offer that does. And because these are subscriptions, look beyond the first payment: a renewal commission or a long cookie often matters more than a few points of headline rate.
For most publishers the strongest pairing is one password manager plus one adjacent offer: NordPass for recurring income, then Aura or Incogni for identity and privacy content. Bitdefender is the pick when you have business readers or need a quick first payout. Lead with the reader's problem, and the commissions take care of themselves. For more recurring options outside security, see our list of recurring commission programs.
Among the programs in this list, Incogni pays the highest consumer revenue share at 45% on new sales. Bitdefender pays 50% on business products, and offers custom deals up to or beyond 100% for strong partners.
Yes. NordPass pays 30% on new consumer plans and 10% on renewals, plus 25% on new business sign-ups. Dashlane's consumer program pays 25% on new paid subscriptions only.
Aura, with a 60-day cookie. The other programs here use 30-day cookies.
A flat CPA like Aura's $65 per qualified enrollment is easy to forecast, while a revenue share can pay more on pricier plans and, with NordPass, on renewals. Choose by how your readers buy and which product fits the page.
Many accept content, SEO, email, social and YouTube traffic, but each program reviews applications. Have real, problem-first content in place first. Bitdefender's $10 autopay threshold also helps newer sites get their first payment sooner.
We cover VPN programs separately in our VPN affiliate programs guide. This list focuses on password managers, antivirus, identity protection and data removal.
Bitdefender and Aura run on Impact, NordPass uses Nord Security's in-house platform, and Incogni runs mainly on Tune and is also available via Impact, CJ and Awin. Dashlane's official page doesn't name its network.