Bluehost is a web hosting provider owned by Newfold Digital, best known as one of WordPress.org's recommended hosts, offering shared, WordPress, WooCommerce, VPS, and dedicated hosting alongside domains and site-builder tools. The affiliate program pays a flat $65 for each qualified sale with no cap on total earnings, and recurring commissions are available on some hosting plans; referrals are tracked with a 30-day cookie through the Impact network. Commissions are processed within 45-70 days of the sale and paid by PayPal or direct deposit. More than 50,000 affiliates participate, and anyone with a blog or website can join — being a Bluehost customer is not required. Partners get a dashboard for tracking performance, ready-made banners and creatives, and a dedicated affiliate support team; program rules prohibit unapproved coupon codes, misleading advertising, and unauthorized SEM campaigns, and require FTC-compliant disclosure. The flat bounty and beginner-friendly product make Bluehost a fixture of 'how to start a blog' tutorials, WordPress guides, and hosting comparison sites, where its low introductory pricing converts first-time site builders efficiently.

Hébergement web

A benchmark hosting offer: flat $65 per qualified sale, 30-day cookie, Impact tracking, and a low-priced product that converts beginners. Its long-running status as a WordPress-recommended host gives content an easy trust angle in hosting comparisons.

Webmaster

Covers the full stack a new site owner needs — hosting, domains, and site-builder tools — so webmaster-focused publishers can send one link for the whole setup journey and earn on the bundled first purchase.

WordPress

Bluehost is one of the hosts officially recommended by WordPress.org, which makes it the default monetization for 'start a WordPress blog' tutorials — the $65 bounty on a product beginners were going to buy anyway.