Affiliate dashboard tour
What every page in /a does.
Your affiliate dashboard is at /a. Here is what each page is for.
/a (Home)
The landing page. Four KPI cards across the top:
- Earnings to date: total commission earned across all campaigns, with paid and in-transit amounts underneath.
- Active campaigns: how many campaigns you are currently active in.
- Pending payouts: commission earned but not yet paid out, with any amount due now underneath.
- Conversions: total conversions credited to you, with your conversion rate or click count underneath.
Below the KPI cards: your list of campaigns. Each row shows the campaign name, brand, your referral link name, clicks, sales, and your status (approved, pending, rejected, or paused). Click any row to go to the campaign detail.
/a/network
The open network is launching soon. Today /a/network shows your applications and points you to the page builder, where your one creator profile (bio, topics, audience, socials) is edited; see Build your creator profile. Once the network opens, this is where you'll browse campaigns and track your applications.
See Browse and apply.
/a/campaigns/[id]
Per-campaign detail page. For one specific campaign you are approved into:
- Your copy-ready affiliate link: the brand's destination URL with your link name already appended, with a copy button (your referral link name is the same across every campaign; on sale-model campaigns you can also create extra product and page links here, see Tracking link)
- Your status, the commission terms, and a cookie-window badge
- Your coupon codes, if the brand has issued you any or lets you create your own. Some coupons offer a choice of how your code works, for example give your audience the full 10% off and earn nothing, or give 5% off and earn 5% per sale; you pick when you create the code, and each code shows what it pays you. On subscription products the code's rate applies to the payments it discounts. To switch, delete the code and create a new one.
- A recruit section, when the brand enables sub-affiliate recruiting
- Creatives: the brand's approved banners and ready-made posts (swipe copy), when they've made any visible to you
- A performance chart and your earnings on this campaign
- A Leaderboard of the campaign's top earners, when the brand has turned it on: other affiliates' names are masked, and your own row shows your name and rank even when you are outside the top 10. Campaigns without it simply don't show the section.
- Promotion tips
This is where you spend most of your time once you have running campaigns.
/a/performance
Your earnings ledger plus analytics, in one place. (/a/earnings and /a/insights redirect here.)
The ledger lists every conversion credited to you across every campaign. Columns:
- Date
- Type (new customer, recurring, or one-time; clicks, leads, and bonuses appear here too where they apply)
- Sale amount
- Commission
- Status (pending, approved, paid, refunded)
Sort any column. The table pages 50 rows at a time and covers your recent history; export the full history as CSV.
The analytics side gives you charts and breakdowns: earnings per click, top links (including per-product and per-page deep links, with their own clicks and sales), geography, devices, and more.
/a/payouts
The full payout history. Every time you have been paid out (across all your campaigns). Columns:
- Date
- Period (start to end of the payout window)
- Method
- Status (paid, in transit, failed)
- Amount (net of the payout fee, which is noted under the amount)
If a payout failed, the failure reason is shown.
/a/settings
Where you manage your profile, referral link name, payout method, and tax details.
Sections:
- Profile photo
- Network profile: bio, niche, audience, and social links.
- Referral link: your link name, with a one-time change.
- Payout method: pick your payout country; Rekomi routes you to the right payout method. One method per person, so there is no separate default-method picker.
- Tax form: for Stripe payouts, tax details are collected during Stripe onboarding and any required forms are filed for you, so there is nothing to upload. Affiliates on other payout methods upload a signed W-8 PDF here.
- Account: add a brand role to the same login.
Navigation
The sidebar has Campaigns (/a home), Performance, Payouts, Recruit, Network (coming soon), and Settings. The header has a notification bell with your unread count; clicking a notification opens the related page and marks it read. There is no organization switcher on the affiliate side; if you also run a brand workspace, a role switcher in the header swaps between the brand and affiliate sides.
What's not in /a
- Brand-side operations: approving affiliates, running payouts, API key management, webhook subscriptions, and team management all live in the brand dashboard.
- Your own charts and breakdowns are not missing; they live on the Performance page.
If you ever want to operate as a brand (run your own campaign, pay other affiliates), you can. Sign up at /sign-up and pick "I run a subscription business". You'll be routed to /sign-up/plan to pick a tier and start a 14-day free trial with a card on file. Your same login will join the new organization.