Namecheap

Join the Namecheap Affiliate Program

About Namecheap

Namecheap is a web hosting and domain registration company founded in 2000. Its hosting plans include free automatic SSL installation, a free website builder, domain name and privacy protection, and unmetered bandwidth. In addition, the company offers a range of other services such as VPN services, website builders and SSL certificates to help customers build their online presence. The company is a leading ICANN Accredited Domain Registrar, with over 2 million customers and over 16 million domains worldwide.

How Namecheap Works

Namecheap offers a range of web hosting services that provide users with the resources needed to host their website, including server space, bandwidth, and technical support. You can choose your preferred service based on different website requirements and budgets, such as:

• Shared Hosting
• WordPress Hosting
• Reseller Hosting
• VPS Hosting
• Dedicated Hosting
• Email Hosting

Commission Structure

• Prohibited Activities:

  1. Trademark and brand term restrictions: No bidding on Namecheap trademark terms, variations, and misspellings.
  2. No direct linking: No direct linking to (link unavailable) from paid search ads.
  3. No trademark use in domain names: No use of Namecheap trademark in domain names.
  4. No false or misleading content: No false, inaccurate, or misleading content about Namecheap.
  5. No spam or indiscriminate advertising: No spam or indiscriminate advertising.
  6. No illegal content or activities: No illegal content or activities.

  Commission Structure:

  1. Non-commissionable items: Premium domains, hosting add-on products, etc.
  2. Commission rates: Varying rates for different sales tiers.

  Affiliate Program Terms:

  1. Termination: Namecheap can terminate the affiliate program or your participation at any time.
  2. Suspension: Namecheap can suspend your participation in the affiliate program at any time.
  3. Forfeiture of earnings: Namecheap can require forfeiture of previously earned revenue for violating the agreement.