Cannabis Seed Affiliate Programs Compared

Beginner 4 min

If you run a grow blog, a strain review site, a forum or a social channel about cannabis, seed bank affiliate programs are one of the simplest ways to earn from your content. You share a link, a reader buys seeds, and the shop pays you a share of the order.

Below are the programs SeedsOfGanja works with, side by side. Figures come from the program pages and from our own accounts: terms change, so always check the details before signing up.

Affiliate programs compared

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Disclosure: some "Join" buttons are referral links. If you sign up through them, SeedsOfGanja may receive a small commission from the shop, at no cost to you.

How to choose a program

  • Commission: the share of each order you earn. Many programs raise it with your monthly sales, and some keep paying on every future order of the customers you bring.
  • Cookie duration: how long a click keeps counting. Seeds are a considered purchase, so 30 days or more makes a real difference.
  • Platform: the software that tracks clicks and sales (Post Affiliate Pro, Awin or the shop's own system). A network lets you manage several shops from one account.
  • Shipping: if most of your readers live in the USA, choose shops that ship there, or your clicks will not turn into sales.
  • Payments: check the minimum payout, how often they pay and the methods (bank transfer, PayPal, crypto).

How it works

  1. Sign up with the "Join" button and wait for approval, usually one or two days.
  2. Copy your affiliate link from the dashboard. Many programs also accept it on any product page (deep links).
  3. Place the links where they help your readers: strain reviews, grow diaries, price comparisons, discount codes.
  4. Follow clicks and sales in the dashboard and get paid once you reach the minimum.

Tips that work

Write honestly about strains you have grown, compare prices between shops and mention active discount codes: readers trust useful content and buy more. Always label affiliate links clearly, as the law requires in many countries, and respect the cannabis laws of the countries you write for.