Namecheap pays percentage bounties on domain, hosting, and security product sales through the Impact platform with a 30-day cookie.
Namecheap is a US-based domain registrar and web-services company founded in 2000, offering domain registration, web and WordPress hosting, SSL certificates, email, and VPN products to individuals and businesses. It is one of the larger ICANN-accredited registrars by domains under management.
The affiliate program pays percentage-based bounties that vary by product, commonly in the 20-35% range and up to around 50% on select services, as one-time (non-recurring) commissions. It is now powered by the Impact platform, which carries a low minimum payout near $10 and supports payment options such as PayPal, direct bank transfer, and wire, with a 30-day cookie. Low prices and broad product range make it a beginner-friendly fit for tech, blogging, and small-business content.