CNBC Affiliate Program
cnbc.com · Multi-market program · Markets: US, CA, AU, DE, UK, FR, CN, JP, HK
CNBC lists a 10%–25% commission via 5 networks (Digidip, Flexoffers, Impact, Loyalize, Skimlinks), below the Finance median of 12%. It holds an Affiliate Graph Rank score of 52/100, an estimate.
- Listed commission
- 10%–25%
- Networks
- 5
- Rank score
- 52/100
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About CNBC
CNBC is a leading American news outlet focused on business, finance, and economic news. It provides real-time coverage of financial markets, breaking news, and analysis through television broadcasts, digital platforms, and online content. CNBC's website offers news articles, videos, and live streaming of financial market updates, targeting professionals, investors, and general audiences interested in economic developments. The platform covers a wide range of topics including stock market trends, corporate earnings, personal finance, and global economic issues. As a prominent news source, CNBC also features interviews with industry leaders, expert commentary, and special reports. The website is designed to serve users seeking timely and accurate financial information, supporting their decision-making in investments and business. The brand is widely recognized for its authoritative reporting and extensive coverage of financial markets, making it a key resource for U.S. consumers interested in business news.
Commission terms
Commission rates range from 10% for monthly subscriptions to 12% for 1-year subscriptions across Pro and Investing Club plans, paid per sale with a validation time of 1 month.
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Networks
Where to join CNBC's program. Direct vs sub-affiliate networks
Direct network
The brand runs its program on this network. Join the network as a publisher, then apply to the program.
- Impact11% listedPublisher sign-up
Sub-affiliate networks
An intermediary network: it holds its own accounts on the direct networks and lets its publishers promote the program through it, usually with no per-program approval but a share of the commission kept.
Rank basis
Estimate: no observed commission or traffic data is available, so the brand is placed by its listed commission.
The rank score is the program's position among tracked US and UK brands, indexed 0 to 100. The underlying commission and traffic figures are not published. How the rank works
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