Quick answer: We could not confirm an open, public affiliate program for Kmart Australia in 2026. Kmart does not list one on its website, and we found no active program on the major networks, though a few third-party roundups mention one. Kmart’s best-known schemes are customer programs such as OnePass and Flybuys, which reward shoppers, not publishers. Creators who cover Kmart finds usually monetise through Amazon Australia, home and decor brands on Commission Factory, or direct brand deals.
Kmart is one of Australia’s most loved retailers, famous for affordable homewares and viral “Kmart hacks”. That huge interest is why so many creators search for a Kmart affiliate program.
Kmart Australia, part of Wesfarmers’ Kmart Group alongside Target Australia, does not publish an affiliate program page or public application form that we could find. Some third-party lists describe a Kmart affiliate program, but none link to a network listing or terms we could verify, so treat those claims with caution.
If Kmart launches a program, it would most likely appear on a network such as Commission Factory or Partnerize, where most large Australian retailers run theirs. Check those directories before relying on any claim.
| Program | What it is | Pays publishers? |
| OnePass | Paid membership across Kmart, Target, Bunnings, Officeworks and more | No |
| Flybuys | Points loyalty program | No |
| Community partnerships | Charity and community programs | No |
We could not confirm an open public program in 2026.
Yes, through platform earnings, brand deals and affiliate links to similar products on other programs.
No. OnePass is a paid shopper membership, not a publisher program.
Kmart Australia does not appear to run a public affiliate program, so creators who cover Kmart finds monetise through Amazon Australia, home brands on Commission Factory and direct deals. Check network directories occasionally in case Kmart launches one.
Read our guide to affiliate marketing in Australia or browse the affiliate programs hub.