Quick answer: Yes, Next has an affiliate programme, launched exclusively on Awin (then called Affiliate Window) for the UK and Ireland. The UK programme operates as a closed programme: you request access by explaining how you will promote Next, and each request is reviewed case by case. Next has reported a 30-day cookie window and a lower 1% rate for cashback and voucher sites than for content publishers.
Next is one of the UK’s best-loved high-street brands, with hundreds of stores and a large online business in fashion, kids’ clothing and home. High order values and strong conversion make it attractive to fashion and family publishers.
The Next affiliate programme pays approved publishers for sales on next.co.uk after a reader clicks their link. It runs on Awin, and the UK programme is closed, so you cannot join instantly. The Irish programme has had a standard application route.
| Term | Details |
| Programme status | Closed programme on Awin; apply by request |
| Network | Awin |
| Commission | Set per publisher type; 1% reported for cashback and voucher sites |
| Cookie duration | 30 days reported |
| Extras | Product feeds and banner creative |
| Payouts | Through Awin |
Approved publishers earn a percentage of qualifying sales within the cookie window. Next sets lower rates for cashback and voucher sites, so content publishers who drive new demand usually receive better terms. Your exact rate is agreed when you are approved.
Say your family fashion content drives 150 orders a month at £70 each, or £10,500 in sales. At 4%, you would earn about £420. Back-to-school uniforms and Christmas are typically the strongest periods.
Yes, on Awin. The UK programme is closed and reviewed case by case.
Next has reported a 30-day cookie window.
Next has offered a lower 1% rate for cashback and voucher sites.
The Next affiliate programme offers a trusted UK brand and a reported 30-day cookie, but access is by request. Strong, original fashion or family content gives you the best chance of approval.
See the best affiliate programmes in the UK or the affiliate programs hub.