Affiliate Disclosure
Transparency matters. Here is exactly how Discount Hub earns money and how it affects the deals you see.
What is affiliate marketing?
Affiliate marketing is a standard way deal and coupon websites are funded. A merchant gives us a unique tracking link. When you click that link, visit the merchant's site, and complete a qualifying purchase, the merchant pays us a referral commission — typically 1–15% of the sale value depending on the category.
You pay exactly the same price you would pay going directly to the merchant. The commission comes out of the merchant's marketing budget, not your pocket.
Which networks do we use?
Amazon Associates
Tag: discounthu0d3-20. Covers Amazon deals globally.
Rakuten Advertising
Publisher SID: 4696805. Covers fashion, travel, and retail.
Awin
Covers European and global merchant programmes.
CJ Affiliate
Covers a broad range of retail and tech merchants.
Impact.com
Covers software, SaaS, and direct brand programmes.
Direct deals
Some merchants partner directly with us outside a network.
Does this affect which deals we show?
No. Our deal selection is based on discount depth, relevance to shoppers in your region, and deal freshness — not commission rate. A 70% off deal from a zero-commission merchant will outrank a 5% off deal from a high-commission partner.
We also show deals from merchants we do not have affiliate relationships with, because our goal is to be the most useful deal aggregator for shoppers in Africa and worldwide.
FTC and ASA compliance
In accordance with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines on endorsements and the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) requirements, we disclose our affiliate relationships clearly. This page and the footer note on every page serve as our site-wide disclosure.
Questions?
If you have any questions about how we earn commissions or how a specific deal is sourced, feel free to email us.
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