What kind of affiliate marketing help do you need?
An affiliate program needs more than a list of publishers. The useful question is who can recruit partners your customers trust, set workable commissions, and show which sales the program truly adds.
Compare partner recruitment, program management, commission design, and how each team measures new customers.
Find a starting point by specialty
| Agency | Primary work |
|---|---|
| Acceleration Partners | affiliate, influencer, and partner marketing |
| Grovia | and develops affiliates and other revenue partners |
| DMi Partners | affiliate and performance marketing alongside creative, search, and direct response |
| Affiliate Manager | outsourced management of affiliate and performance programs |
| Hamster Garage | affiliate, partnership, and performance marketing |
Start with the team whose work is closest to your brief, then look at its full profile.
A closer look at each agency
Each profile below explains the agency's broader specialty, where it may fit, and what to ask before hiring.
Acceleration Partners
Specializes in affiliate, influencer, and partner marketing
Consider for: A company with partner economics, attribution rules, and an owner for offers and approvals, ready to build a managed acquisition channel.
Why included: Affiliate, influencer, and partner programs depend on recruiting the right relationships and managing them over time. Visit the agency website ↗
Before hiring: Consider it if partners are a meaningful acquisition route for your business. Ask how partners are recruited, approved, compensated, and measured for incremental value.
Acceleration PartnersRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Grovia
Specializes in and develops affiliates and other revenue partners
Consider for: A business with a clear partner proposition and the capacity to support new partners after recruitment, including enablement and performance review.
Why included: Affiliate and revenue-partner recruitment is the specialist work, with partner relevance and activation more useful than a raw signup count. View archived website ↗
Before hiring: Worth exploring when your program needs new, relevant partners. Ask how prospects are found, screened, activated, and retained.
Current status: The available site record is archived. Confirm that the agency still operates before putting it on a shortlist.
GroviaRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗DMi Partners
Specializes in affiliate and performance marketing alongside creative, search, and direct response
Consider for: A brand with an existing affiliate channel that wants to examine partner mix, margin, and incrementality before increasing program volume.
Why included: Affiliate management and performance work can broaden a program beyond coupon placements into more relevant partner types. Visit the agency website ↗
Before hiring: Consider it when partner quality and brand presentation matter as much as volume. Ask how placements are vetted, how incrementality is assessed, and which creative assets are included.
DMi PartnersRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Affiliate Manager
Specializes in outsourced management of affiliate and performance programs
Consider for: A company with a viable offer and tracking in place but no dedicated affiliate manager. Agree on recruitment targets and reporting access at the start.
Why included: Outsourced affiliate management covers partner recruitment, campaigns, and day-to-day channel ownership. View successor business ↗
Before hiring: A fit to investigate if you have an affiliate program but lack dedicated ownership. Ask about partner approval, commission design, fraud controls, and reporting access.
Current status: The original agency now points to a successor business. Confirm the current team and service scope before reaching out.
Affiliate ManagerRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Hamster Garage
Specializes in affiliate, partnership, and performance marketing
Consider for: A brand ready to invest in a managed partner channel, with clear margins and a way to assess value beyond attributed conversions.
Why included: Affiliate and partnership management is the focused service, with commercial goals and partner quality defining the program. Visit the agency website ↗
Before hiring: Consider it when you want a managed partner channel with clear commercial goals. Ask for recent examples in your category and how it measures value beyond attributed conversions.
Hamster GarageRead the full profile, including services and review details.Read full profile ↗Verified & Peer-reviewed agency ↗Questions worth taking to a first conversation
- Relevant work: Ask for a recent project that resembles your brief and learn what the agency actually delivered.
- The proposed team: Meet the people who would do the work and ask what they would focus on first.
- Scope and results: Ask how partners are vetted, how sales are attributed, and who owns the relationships.
- Costs: Clarify fees, outside production or software costs, and what happens after launch.
How this list was assembled
These agencies have directory profiles or linked agency work relevant to affiliate marketing. We looked at their stated services, specialties, and available examples to explain what each team may suit. The list is presented in no particular order. A published case can show the work an agency describes, but its results still need to be discussed with the team. Some older listings now have archived, unavailable, or successor websites; we mark them in the entries above.
Every agency has a named reviewer in the directory record. The certificate confirms directory inclusion and review attribution; it does not verify an agency's results. Read our editorial standards and each full profile for more context.