Figma
Figma is a browser-based interface design and whiteboarding platform used by product designers, engineers and product teams, spanning design files, prototyping, FigJam boards, slides and dev handoff.
What it is
Figma is a browser-based interface design and whiteboarding platform used by product designers, engineers and product teams, spanning design files, prototyping, FigJam boards, slides and dev handoff. Its affiliate program was run as a pilot and is no longer operating.
The deal
Figma’s own affiliate page now carries a notice that the program was a pilot, was sunset in August 2024, and is no longer accepting applications. Everything else on that page is leftover marketing copy from when it ran. While active, it was application-based and tracked and paid through PartnerStack, and it rewarded new Figma and FigJam signups plus upgrades to the Professional plan. No rate, cookie window or payout term is published there any more, so none can be quoted as current.
A stale listing on the PartnerStack marketplace still shows old per-signup and percentage rates alongside an apply button, and affiliate directories continue to repeat those numbers. They describe a program that no longer exists. Figma points questions to its affiliates contact address.
Getting paid
Nothing is published. The program is closed and Figma no longer documents thresholds, payment methods or timing.
The rules
Not published. With the program closed there are no current terms to report.
What isn’t published
Figma 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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