Quick answer: No, Bunnings does not run a public affiliate program for publishers that we could find in 2026. Its programs reward customers instead: PowerPass for trade customers, Bunnings Rewards in New Zealand and Flybuys partnerships. DIY, garden and renovation creators usually monetise through Amazon Australia, tool and garden brands on affiliate networks, and the Home Depot or Lowe’s programs for overseas readers.
Bunnings is Australia and New Zealand’s biggest home improvement retailer, and DIY content that mentions it attracts huge audiences. That is why creators often search for a Bunnings affiliate program.
Bunnings does not publish an affiliate program page, and we found no Bunnings program on the major networks. Bunnings has historically relied on in-store traffic, catalogues and loyalty programs rather than affiliate commissions.
| Program | What it is | Pays publishers? |
| PowerPass and PowerPass Pro Rewards | Trade and business loyalty with tiered benefits | No |
| Bunnings Rewards (NZ) | Points-based customer loyalty | No |
| Flybuys and OnePass | Partner loyalty and membership schemes | No |
No. We found no public Bunnings affiliate program in 2026.
No. PowerPass is a trade customer program with discounts and rewards.
Through tool and garden brand programs, Amazon Australia, platform earnings and sponsorships.
Bunnings does not offer an affiliate program, so DIY and garden creators need alternatives. Amazon Australia, tool brands on Australian networks and overseas hardware programs cover most of the products Bunnings content features.
Read our guide to affiliate marketing in Australia or browse the affiliate programs hub.