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Does GitHub Have an Affiliate Program?
No — GitHub does not currently run a public affiliate or referral program. Last checked August 8, 2026. If that changes, this page will be updated with verified terms and a working join link.
What we found
GitHub does not run an affiliate program. Developer-tool publishers should promote verified programs listed on this page instead.
Reviewed by AffiliPilot staff on August 8, 2026. No commission rate, cookie window, or opportunity score is shown because there is no program to score.
Why this page exists
Publishers search for a GitHub affiliate program often enough that unverified directories list made-up commission terms for it. AffiliPilot tracks the real answer — and the verified Developer Tools programs worth promoting instead.
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GitHub affiliate program FAQ
Does GitHub have an affiliate program?
No. As of our last review on August 8, 2026, GitHub does not offer a public affiliate or referral program. There is no official partner sign-up page, and third-party sites listing claimed GitHub commission rates or cookie windows are publishing unverified data.
How do you know GitHub has no affiliate program?
AffiliPilot's link verifier and editorial review checked GitHub's official site for a partner, affiliate, or referral page and found none. We re-check periodically and update this page if that changes.
What can I promote instead of GitHub?
Verified Developer Tools affiliate programs with working join links are listed on this page — including DigitalOcean, Railway, Codeium.
Will this page be updated if GitHub launches an affiliate program?
Yes. AffiliPilot monitors program pages continuously. If GitHub launches a public affiliate program, this page will be updated with verified commission terms, cookie window, and a working join link.