Calendars.com vs The New York Times Store: which affiliate program pays better?
Two gifts programs ranked next to each other on Affiliate Graph, compared on the public terms their networks list. Both list a top commission of 10%. Neither program publishes a cookie window in its network listing. They share a network (Digidip), so one publisher account can carry both. Both hold an Affiliate Graph Rank score of 96/100 in Gifts.
| Term |  Calendars.com |  The New York Times Store |
|---|---|---|
| Listed commission | 4%–10% | 1%–10% |
| Cookie window | Not published | Not published |
| Networks | 7: CJ, Connexity, Digidip, Flexoffers, Loyalize, Siteplug, Skimlinks | 2: Digidip, Rakuten |
| Direct networks | CJ | Rakuten |
| Rank score | 96/100 | 96/100 |
| Rank basis | observed commission | observed commission |
| Brand size | Large | Very large |
| Categories | Gifts, Home & Garden, Toys & Games, Subscription Box | Clothing & Fashion, Gifts, Home & Garden, Accessories |
| Markets | US | US, AU, CA, JP, UK, AF, AL, DZ, AS, AD, AO, AI |
| Status | Active | Active |
Choose The New York Times Store for
Fit with your audience: on the listed terms Calendars.com has the edge, and The New York Times Store is the better choice where its products match what you cover.
The New York Times Store program detailsWhere to join
Both programs are listed on Digidip. Calendars.com is also on CJ, Connexity, Flexoffers, Loyalize, Siteplug, Skimlinks. The New York Times Store is also on Rakuten.
Compared on listed program terms from the networks' public listings. Rates and cookies change; confirm current terms on the network before applying. The rank score is a position among tracked US and UK brands, indexed 0 to 100; the underlying figures are not published. Methodology · Data updated Oct 23, 2026.