Quick answer: Yes, ASOS runs affiliate programmes, but there is no single global programme with one rate. ASOS works through several networks and regional programmes, so your commission, cookie and eligible countries depend on which one you join. Network listings show tiered rates that pay more for new customers, such as 6% for new, 3% for existing and 1% on sale items on Rakuten, and FlexOffers lists 0.8% to 4.8% on its US programme, with cookies of up to 45 days.
ASOS is one of the biggest online fashion retailers for shoppers in their teens to thirties, with thousands of brands and its own labels. That makes it a natural fit for fashion, student and style content in the UK and beyond.
The ASOS affiliate programme pays publishers when readers click their links and buy on ASOS. Instead of one in-house programme, ASOS runs region-specific programmes on networks such as Rakuten Advertising and FlexOffers, and Awin hosts an ASOS programme for the Italian market. The network you join decides your rate and which countries you can earn from.
| Term | Details |
| Program status | Active through several networks in 2026 |
| How to apply | Through a network hosting the ASOS programme for your region |
| Commission rate | Tiered by network; Rakuten listing shows 6% new, 3% existing, 1% sale items |
| Other listings | FlexOffers lists 0.8% to 4.8% (US) and 4.8%, 2.4% and 0.8% app (AU and NZ) |
| Cookie duration | Up to 45 days on some network listings, 30 days on others |
| Payouts | Set by the network |
Most ASOS programmes pay more for first-time customers than returning ones, and less on discounted items and app purchases. Returns, which are common in fashion, reduce approved commission. Because terms vary so much by network, confirm your rate in the network dashboard before building content around it.
Say your style guides send 300 orders a month at £50 each, or £15,000 in sales. If a third are new customers at 6% and the rest existing customers at 3%, you earn about £600 before returns. A 25% return rate would bring that to roughly £450.
Yes, through several networks and regional programmes rather than one global programme.
It depends on the network. Listings range from under 1% on some sales to 6% for new customers.
Network listings show 30 to 45 days depending on the programme.
The ASOS affiliate programme suits fashion publishers with young, style-focused audiences, but rates and cookies depend on the network and region you join. Focus on new customers and full-price items to get the most from it.
For more UK options, see the best affiliate programmes in the UK or the affiliate programs hub.