InVideo Affiliate Program
Yes, the InVideo affiliate program is open, free to join and open to everyone, but the headline number needs correcting before you plan around it. InVideo pays 50% on monthly plans and 25% on annual plans, and its own page states plainly that "the commissions only apply for the first billing cycle and not when the customer renews their subscription". So this is a high one-time commission, not the 25% recurring almost every affiliate directory reports. The referral window is a generous 120 days, tracked through Impact.com.
Last verified 9 November 2026 against 1 official source, listed at the foot of this page.
InVideo program facts
| Current status | Open. Free to join and open to everyone [1] |
|---|---|
| Program type | Affiliate program [1] |
| Commission, monthly plans | 50% [1] |
| Commission, annual plans | 25% [1] |
| Recurring | No. First billing cycle only, nothing on renewals [1] |
| Referral window | 120 days from click [1] |
| Attribution after free signup | Indefinite. Once a free signup happens inside the window, later paid upgrades stay attributed [1] |
| Tracking platform | Impact.com [1] |
| Payout method | Through the Impact account used to sign up [1] |
| Payout timing | Transactions lock 27 days after the day tracked, and pay 15 days after the month they lock in [1] |
| Payout threshold | Not publicly stated |
| Free plan signups | Earn no commission. A paid plan purchase is required [1] |
| Last verified | 9 November 2026 |
The recurring claim is wrong, and the official page says so
Search results for this program are close to unanimous on "25% recurring commission for the first 12 months". InVideo's own affiliate page contradicts that directly:
The commissions only apply for the first billing cycle and not when the customer renews their subscription.
One billing cycle. If your referral buys a monthly plan, you earn once on that month. If they stay for two years, you still earned once.
This changes what the program is worth in a way the headline rate hides. Compare a $50/month plan:
- InVideo, 50% one-time: about $25 total.
- A genuine 25% recurring for 12 months: about $150 total.
The number that looks twice as good is worth a sixth as much. This is the single most important fact on this page and the reason it exists.
Monthly pays double annual, which inverts the usual advice
InVideo pays 50% on monthly plans and 25% on annual. Since commission is one-time either way, the comparison is simply which single payment is larger.
An annual plan is a much bigger transaction, so 25% of it usually beats 50% of one month comfortably. Run the numbers on the actual plan prices before deciding what to push, because this is one of the few programs where the plan you steer people toward changes your earnings more than the volume you send.
It also explains the rate design. InVideo pays 50% on monthly because a single month is a small amount of money, and caps annual at 25% because that transaction is large. Neither is generous once you know the commission stops there.
The 120 day window is the genuinely good part
Where this program is strong is attribution. The referral window is 120 days, which is four months and double the 60 days that Frase and Synthesia offer, and eight times Jasper's 14.
Better still, InVideo describes attribution as continuing indefinitely once a free signup happens inside that window: the click starts a 120 day clock, but a free signup within it locks the attribution with no further time limit on the eventual paid upgrade.
That structure suits content with a long tail. A tutorial or review that keeps pulling search traffic can convert readers into free accounts, and those accounts stay yours whenever they upgrade. Given the commission is one-time, volume of first purchases is what you are optimising for, and a long window is exactly the right lever for that.
Note the boundary: free signups themselves earn nothing. Commission requires a paid plan purchase.
InVideo's 27 day lock, then Impact pays
The program runs on Impact.com, and payment goes to the Impact account you signed up with rather than a separate payout method set by InVideo.
The timing is documented precisely and is slower than it first looks: transactions lock 27 days after the end of the day they were tracked, then pay 15 days after the month in which they locked. In practice that is roughly six weeks between a sale and the money being payable, which is normal for a network handling refund risk but worth building into expectations.
InVideo does not publish a minimum payout threshold. Impact accounts have their own, so check yours.
How to join the InVideo program
- Open the InVideo affiliate page at invideo.io/make/affiliate-program/.
- Register through Impact.com, which runs the program. It is free and InVideo states it is open to everyone.
- Plan for one-time commission. Model earnings on first purchases, not on retained subscribers.
- Decide deliberately whether to push monthly (50%) or annual (25%) plans, since the larger annual transaction usually wins despite the lower rate.
- Use the 120 day window: content that converts readers into free accounts keeps attribution on their later paid upgrade.
InVideo affiliate program FAQs
Is the InVideo affiliate commission recurring?
No. InVideo's own page states commissions apply to the first billing cycle only and not when the customer renews. The 25% recurring figure reported across affiliate directories does not match InVideo's documentation.
How much does InVideo pay affiliates?
50% on monthly plans and 25% on annual plans, paid once on the first billing cycle.
What is the InVideo affiliate cookie duration?
120 days. InVideo also states that once a free signup happens inside that window, attribution on a later paid upgrade continues indefinitely.
Do I earn anything if someone signs up for the free plan?
Not at signup. Commission requires a paid plan purchase, though the free signup does lock in your attribution for a later upgrade.
What network does InVideo use?
Impact.com. Applications, tracking and payouts all run through it, and you are paid to the Impact account you signed up with.
When does InVideo pay?
Transactions lock 27 days after the end of the day they were tracked, then pay 15 days after the month they locked in, so roughly six weeks from sale to payable.
Sources and verification
Every figure in the table above comes from one of the pages below, each opened and read on the date shown. Third-party affiliate directories were not used as evidence for status, commission or cookie terms.
Affiliate terms change without notice. If you are reading this well after the verification date, check the official page before acting on any figure here.