Quick answer: Yes, Old Navy runs an affiliate program in 2026 through affiliate networks, with Impact reported as the main one. It is free to join. Rates are low, commonly reported at 1% to 2% per sale, with a short 24-hour cookie. Separately, Gap Inc. runs a creator affiliate and advocacy platform covering Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic and Athleta for US creators with at least 1,000 followers on one platform.
Old Navy is Gap Inc.’s budget-friendly family clothing brand, known for affordable basics, jeans, kids’ clothing and seasonal favorites. Its huge customer base makes it easy to recommend, but the program’s terms are modest.
This guide covers how the program works, what it pays, the newer creator platform and how to join. If you are comparing fashion programs, our roundup of the highest paying affiliate programs shows where stronger rates are available.
The Old Navy affiliate program pays publishers a commission when readers click their links and buy on Old Navy’s website. Old Navy and its parent, Gap Inc., use third-party affiliate networks rather than in-house software. Third-party reviews describe the main US program on Impact, with Old Navy also listed on FlexOffers and regional programs for Canada and Mexico.
Each Gap Inc. brand, including Gap, Banana Republic, Athleta and Old Navy, has its own affiliate program, so you apply to each one you want to promote.
Gap Inc. has also launched a social media advocacy and affiliate platform that acts as a central hub for creators across Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic and Athleta. Retail press reported that it initially accepts US-based creators aged 18 or older with at least 1,000 followers on a single platform, and that selected creators get access to commission-earning affiliate programs and product gifting campaigns, with international expansion planned.
| Term | Details |
| Program status | Active in 2026 |
| How to apply | Through Old Navy’s network listing (Impact reported); creators can apply to Gap Inc.’s creator platform |
| Commission rate | Commonly reported at 1% to 2% per sale |
| Commission basis | Qualifying online sales, excluding returns |
| Cookie duration | Commonly reported as 24 hours on the main US program |
| Requirements | Website or channel; religious and political content reported as not accepted |
| Creator platform eligibility | US-based, 18+, at least 1,000 followers on one platform |
| Payout methods | Set by the network |
| Countries | US, with separate Canada and Mexico listings |
| Cost to join | Free |
Old Navy pays a percentage of each qualifying sale made after someone clicks your link. Third-party reviews commonly report 1% to 2%, with many categories at the lower end. The main US program is reported to use a 24-hour cookie, so the reader has to buy within a day for you to earn.
A few things reduce what you earn:
Old Navy does not publish affiliate earnings, so here is the maths.
Say your family style content drives 500 orders a month with an average value of $60. That is $30,000 in sales. At 2%, you earn $600. At 1%, the same sales pay $300.
The takeaway is that Old Navy suits very high-volume deal and family content, or creators who also benefit from gifting and campaigns through Gap Inc.’s creator platform.
Yes. It runs through affiliate networks, with Impact reported as the main US network.
Commonly reported at 1% to 2% per sale.
Commonly reported as 24 hours on the main US program.
Each Gap Inc. brand has its own affiliate program, but Gap Inc.’s creator platform covers Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic and Athleta together.
It initially accepted US-based creators aged 18 or older with at least 1,000 followers on one platform.
The Old Navy affiliate program offers a trusted family brand with low reported rates and a short cookie, so it works best at high volume. Social creators should also look at Gap Inc.’s creator platform, which adds gifting and campaigns across four brands.
For more fashion programs, browse our affiliate programs hub.