Program overview
S2 identifies GetResponse Services Inc. as the contractual counterparty for the current PartnerStack-facilitated Affiliate Program.
The reviewed sources establish a 2026 transition to PartnerStack but do not establish the original launch date of the GetResponse Affiliate Program.
S1 identifies intended publisher and customer categories but does not establish a canonical universal target market.
This is evidence about GetResponse website availability and must not be converted into worldwide publisher eligibility.
Publisher access
S1 asks applicants to allow approximately 72 hours for review; this is expected timing only and is not a guaranteed approval SLA.
Global customer reach and multilingual website availability do not establish worldwide publisher eligibility.
No numerical minimum traffic requirement was established.
Promotional-content restrictions exist and are recorded separately. No universal minimum content requirement for admission was established.
S2 establishes verification of promotional methods and payment account. The reviewed evidence does not establish a universal KYC requirement for all applicants.
Commissions
Describes the current PartnerStack cohort.
Describes the current PartnerStack cohort.
S2 provides the controlling contractual mechanics: Silver = not less than 50 sales within the given calendar year; Gold = not less than 100 sales within the given calendar year. Higher Commission applies to new sales initiated after entitlement to the higher rate is obtained; earlier sales remain at the previous rate. Annual sales results are reviewed in January. S1 and S3 publicly describe the thresholds using 12-month language. That difference is preserved and must not be silently harmonized.
Do not convert the absence of a stated earnings ceiling into an unqualified claim that every dimension of Commission is uncapped.
Cancelled, returned, charged-back or refunded transactions are not commissionable.
This field records the documented tier architecture. Do not reinterpret the tiers as distinct products or offers.
Tracking
Current publicly presented PartnerStack-program statement. S7 remains publicly accessible and states a 120-day cookie for "all our programs". The reviewed evidence does not establish that the S7 120-day statement applies to the new PartnerStack cohort. Do not synthesize 90 and 120 days into a range.
Cookie-based tracking is established. Technical cookie type is not.
No universal cross-device attribution rule was established.
General GetResponse API documentation is not evidence of an affiliate Program API.
Legacy Help documentation contains deep-linking material. Its applicability to the current PartnerStack cohort was not established by the reviewed primary evidence.
Attribution
Current public PartnerStack referral-cookie presentation: a visitor returning and converting within 90 days may still generate Commission.
S7 states last-click attribution together with a 120-day cookie. S7 does not sufficiently establish that this attribution model applies to the new PartnerStack cohort. Do not promote legacy/unresolved last-click attribution into the current cohort without further evidence.
Payments
No GetResponse-specific minimum payout threshold for the current PartnerStack cohort was established. Legacy $50 / $200 thresholds must not be inherited.
Commission may be verified for up to 60 days; Commission will typically be approved in the Affiliate Account by the 7th of the month under the conditions stated in S2; funds become available for withdrawal by the 15th of the month following the month in which GetResponse confirms entitlement.
S1 separately states that payments are released "around the 13th of each month." The statements are not rewritten into a synthetic single payout date. S2 provides the more detailed contractual sequence: Service fee → verification → Commission approval → withdrawal availability. PartnerStack may introduce subsequent processing outside GetResponse's control.
S2 does not establish a complete universal list of current payment methods. Legacy PayPal / Wire Transfer / ACH / EuroTransfer documentation must not be inherited into the PartnerStack cohort.
The reviewed evidence does not establish a closed list of supported settlement currencies.
The up-to-60-day verification period is not converted into a generic "hold period".
Promotional and channel restrictions
This is a conditional restriction, not a universal absolute paid-search ban.
This finding establishes an incentivized-promotion restriction. Do not broaden it beyond the contractual language into every possible cashback business model without evidence.
S2 requires prior consent before hiring or cooperating with sales representatives or other personnel to promote the Services. This is not automatically equivalent to a universal sub-affiliate network policy.
Terms and restrictions
Additional verified legal findings (Delaware governing law; Delaware jurisdiction; refund/chargeback recovery; Commission forfeiture in specified breach/fraud circumstances; assignment/transfer provisions) are preserved in Important context.
Network / Platform Relationship
The Program is expressly facilitated on the PartnerStack Platform. Enrollment and the Affiliate Account are operated through PartnerStack, and Commission payment is processed through PartnerStack. GetResponse Services Inc. remains the contractual Affiliate Program counterparty. GetResponse states that it is not PartnerStack's agent or representative, is not party to the Affiliate's PartnerStack agreement, and is not responsible for PartnerStack's performance. Governance is mixed. Canonical Network slug: partnerstack. Generic PartnerStack capabilities must not be inherited.
Important context
Material boundaries preserved from the canonical factual record.
Transitional cohort architecture
- Current PartnerStack cohort: new affiliates are directed to join through PartnerStack. Contractual commission architecture is Bronze 40% / Silver 50% / Gold 60%, with Commission payable for no longer than 12 months for each qualifying Referred Customer (S1, S2, S3).
- Legacy cohort survives: existing affiliates may remain on the legacy program. Legacy commission models and tiers remain protected for qualifying past referrals. Existing affiliates may additionally join PartnerStack for new referrals while retaining lifetime legacy commissions on old referrals (S3).
- New enrollment into legacy Recurring / Bounty programs: NOT_ESTABLISHED. The continued accessibility of legacy Help and legal documentation does not establish that new affiliates may newly enroll in the legacy Recurring or Bounty programs. S3 directs new affiliates to PartnerStack.
Official-source differences preserved
- Tier qualification wording: S1/S3 describe 50+ and 100+ sales/customers/referrals in a 12-month period. S2 establishes not less than 50 / 100 sales within the given calendar year, with contractual current-and-next-calendar-year treatment and January review. Do not silently harmonize.
- Cookie duration: S1 = 90 days. S7 = 120 days for "all our programs". The reviewed evidence does not establish that the 120-day statement applies to the new PartnerStack cohort. No 90–120 day range is produced.
- Attribution model: S7 documents last-click together with the 120-day cookie. S7 does not sufficiently establish current PartnerStack applicability.
- Payment timing: S1 = "around the 13th of each month". S2 = detailed verification → approval → withdrawal-availability sequence (typical approval by the 7th under stated conditions; availability by the 15th following confirmation). S5 legacy Recurring = around the 20th. No synthetic payout date is produced.
- Legacy Bounty wording: S5 states $100 for Email Marketing Products and $150 for Content Monetization Products. S6 contains a simplified $100 Bounty statement. Difference preserved.
Legacy payment mechanics (cohort-bounded)
- Legacy Recurring documentation: payment around the 20th of each month for verified sales from the previous month; threshold exceeding $50; $200 threshold for Wire Transfer.
- Legacy Bounty documentation: payment within 30 days after a 60-day sales-verification period.
- Legacy payment methods documented: PayPal; Wire Transfer; ACH for US-based affiliates; EuroTransfer for EU-based affiliates.
- These findings remain cohort-bounded. They must not populate current PartnerStack payment fields unless current applicability is independently established.
Legacy commission economics (cohort-bounded)
Legacy Recurring documentation describes 33% default, 40% after a documented legacy threshold, and 50% after a further documented legacy threshold, with continuing / lifetime economics. Legacy Bounty documentation describes $100 for Email Marketing Products and $150 for Content Monetization Products. These figures remain relevant to surviving legacy cohorts but must not be encoded as the universal economics of the current PartnerStack cohort. New enrollment into the legacy programs remains NOT_ESTABLISHED.
PartnerStack institutional boundary
GetResponse remains the contractual Affiliate Program counterparty. PartnerStack provides material infrastructure including enrollment infrastructure, the Affiliate Account, Program facilitation, tracking / management infrastructure as publicly described, and Commission-processing infrastructure. The Affiliate's PartnerStack account may be governed by a separate agreement with PartnerStack. GetResponse states that it is not PartnerStack's agent or representative, is not party to the Affiliate's PartnerStack agreement, and is not responsible for PartnerStack's performance. Governance is mixed. Generic PartnerStack capabilities must not be inherited into this Program.
Tracking and attribution
The 90-day cookie duration and the 90-day attribution window coincide numerically but remain separate factual concepts. The current attribution model is not established. S7 documents last-click together with a 120-day cookie, but S7 does not sufficiently establish current PartnerStack applicability. Tracking and attribution remain structurally distinct.
Tracking failure
S2 states that sales that cannot be tracked back to the Affiliate using the technology in use by GetResponse are not eligible for Commission. Cookie-blocking software is expressly identified as a possible cause.
Promo code
S1 states that a unique promo code may be provided by the Affiliate team on request. This does not establish independent promo-code attribution mechanics.
Additional verified promotional findings
- The Affiliate must accurately represent factual information about GetResponse products. GetResponse may request corrections to factual inaccuracies in public promotional materials.
- The Affiliate must comply with social-media identity, representation, privacy and intellectual-property requirements.
- Mass telemarketing and specified unsolicited communications are restricted.
- Incentivized signup / purchase promotion is restricted as described in S2.
- Self-purchases and specified related-party purchases do not qualify for Commission unless GetResponse expressly grants Referred Customer status where the Terms permit such treatment.
- Fraudulent activity can result in immediate termination and Commission forfeiture. Refunds, reversals and chargebacks can reduce or reverse Commission.
- Affiliate disclosure requirements apply to pages, blog posts, social-media posts and other content containing Affiliate Links or promotion. The Terms prescribe prominent material-connection disclosure.
Additional verified legal findings
Governing law: Delaware. Jurisdiction: state and federal courts sitting in Delaware. Refund/chargeback recovery: VERIFIED. Commission forfeiture in specified breach/fraud circumstances: VERIFIED. Assignment/transfer provisions are present in S2.
Adjacent program boundaries
The following are not automatically the same Program as the standard GetResponse Affiliate Program: surviving legacy Recurring / Bounty architecture; Marketing Agency Affiliate Program; Agency Program; Channel Partner / MAX partner architecture; Refer a Friend arrangements. No economics, eligibility rule, tracking feature or payment mechanic from an adjacent program may be inherited into the standard GetResponse Affiliate Program without program-specific evidence.
Sources
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S1GetResponse Affiliate Programhttps://www.getresponse.com/affiliate-programs
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S2Terms and Conditions of the GetResponse Affiliate Programhttps://www.getresponse.com/legal/affiliate-terms-of-service
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S3The GetResponse Affiliate Program is Getting a Glow-up!https://www.getresponse.com/blog/getresponse-affiliate-program
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S4Affiliate Program Termshttps://www.getresponse.com/legal/affiliate-program
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S5When will I get paid?https://www.getresponse.com/help/when-will-i-get-paid.html
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S6What's the difference between Recurring and Bounty Affiliate Program?https://www.getresponse.com/help/what-s-the-difference-between-recurring-and-bounty-affiliate-program.html
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S7How do you track my sales and performance?https://www.getresponse.com/help/how-do-you-track-my-sales-and-performance.html
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S8Affiliate Programshttps://www.getresponse.com/help/affiliate-programs
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S9Marketing Agency Affiliate Program Termshttps://www.getresponse.com/legal/marketing-agency-affiliate-program-terms
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S10GetResponse Agency Programhttps://www.getresponse.com/legal/agency-program
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S11GetResponse Channel Partner / Agency Partner Program Termshttps://www.getresponse.com/legal/max-partners
AffiliateAct verifies Program information against documented sources and preserves uncertainty where evidence is incomplete or conflicting. Read the methodology.