Skimlinks, a Taboola company, is a content monetization platform that automatically converts ordinary product links in editorial content into affiliate links, giving publishers a single integration and one contract covering roughly 48,500 merchants across more than 50 affiliate networks. Publishers install a JavaScript snippet or use the API, keep writing normal commerce content, and Skimlinks affiliates outbound links on the fly, tracks resulting sales, and consolidates reporting across every merchant. The platform operates on a 75/25 revenue split: publishers keep 75% of the affiliate commissions their content generates, while Skimlinks retains 25% for providing the technology, reporting, and merchant relationships, including preferential rates negotiated with many retailers that can offset the fee. Sign-up is free; balances above $65 (55 EUR / 50 GBP) are paid out monthly, with payment typically arriving around three months after the sale because Skimlinks pays publishers once merchants have paid it. Commission rates and cookie windows vary by merchant, and per-merchant terms are visible inside the publisher hub. The service suits editorial publishers, news sites, and commerce-content teams that link to many retailers and prefer automated monetization over managing dozens of individual network accounts, though large single-merchant affiliates can often earn more with direct programs.

Netzwerke

Skimlinks is a sub-affiliate network: one integration replaces individual sign-ups with 50+ affiliate networks and about 48,500 merchants. Links are affiliated automatically and earnings from every merchant are consolidated into one monthly payment, making it the fastest way for an editorial site to monetize commerce content at scale.

Webmaster

For site owners, Skimlinks is a set-and-forget monetization layer: a JavaScript snippet converts existing outbound product links into tracked affiliate links with no manual link swapping or per-merchant applications. Consolidated reporting shows which pages, links, and merchants earn, which helps editorial teams steer commerce content.