Adidas
Adidas is a global sportswear brand selling footwear, apparel and accessories, both its own performance lines and lifestyle ranges such as Originals.
- Fashion
- sports
What it is
Adidas is a global sportswear brand selling footwear, apparel and accessories, both its own performance lines and lifestyle ranges such as Originals. The affiliate program covers purchases made on its own online store.
The deal
Adidas publishes no rate. Its affiliate page confirms only that a click followed by a purchase earns a commission, and footnotes that to the service agreement you are shown when you apply. Any specific percentage you see quoted elsewhere is not coming from Adidas. Assume the rate and the tracking window are set inside Impact and can differ by publisher type, product and region.
Getting paid
Nothing is published. The program runs on Impact, so the threshold, payout timing and payment methods are set and shown there rather than on the Adidas site.
The rules
Adidas describes who it wants rather than what is forbidden. It says it is selective, and asks for publishers with an established niche in sport or fashion, an engaged audience skewed towards 18 to 24 year olds, and the ability to show measurable performance. The actual promotional rules sit in the service agreement presented during the Impact application.
What isn’t published
Adidas publishes an affiliate page but not the full terms. Anything it doesn’t state — thresholds, payout timing, cookie window — is left blank here rather than guessed, and shows as a dash in comparisons.
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