Updated October 12, 2026 · AffCue Editorial Team

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program vs NetFlorist

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program scores 8.5 and NetFlorist 8.8 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program

NetFlorist

NetFlorist

Higher score in this comparison

What sets them apart

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program vs NetFlorist
Compare1-800-Flowers Affiliate ProgramReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesNetFloristNetFloristReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Commission terms6% per sale10% RevShare on all sales
Cookie window10 daysHigher3 days
NetworksCJOfferForge
Commission (%)6%10%Higher
Recurring commissionNoNot confirmed
Payout thresholdNot confirmedZAR 500
Payout frequencyNot confirmed45-day cycle

Same on both: Verticals (Retail).

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Key differences

  • Cookie window is higher at 1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program: 10 days vs 3 days.
  • Commission (%) is higher at NetFlorist: 10% vs 6%.
  • Networks: only 1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program offers CJ.
  • Networks: only NetFlorist offers OfferForge.
  • Pricing model: only 1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program offers CPS.
  • Pricing model: only NetFlorist offers Revshare.

Our verdict on each

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program

The programme pays 6% per sale on a 10 day cookie window, so it suits publishers who send ready buyers to a checkout rather than nurture a long comparison. Recurring commission is no, so every sale is counted once and the window decides whether it converts.

Read the full 1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program review

NetFlorist

NetFlorist pays 10% revenue share on all sales through OfferForge, a simple setup for publishers already covering its home market. The trade-off is timing: a 3 day cookie window ranks 117 of 129 on this list, and payouts need ZAR 500 to clear.

Read the full NetFlorist review

Availability and regulation

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program vs NetFlorist
Country1-800-Flowers Affiliate ProgramNetFlorist
RegionNot confirmedSingle country

Earnings on 10 sales of 100

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program

60

6% of 1,000

NetFlorist

100

10% of 1,000

NetFlorist comes out 40 higher in this example.

Worked out from the stated prices and rates; your own total depends on how you use it. Facts checked September 26, 2026.

How they place

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program vs NetFlorist
Ranking1-800-Flowers Affiliate ProgramNetFlorist
Ecommerce and retail programs74 of 15133 of 151

Every fact side by side

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program vs NetFlorist
Fact1-800-Flowers Affiliate ProgramNetFlorist
Pricing modelCPSRevshare
RegionNot confirmedSingle country

Where each stands against the rest

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program vs NetFlorist
Fact1-800-Flowers Affiliate ProgramNetFloristMedian
Cookie window10 dayslowest quarter3 dayslowest quarter30 days
Commission (%)6%lowest quarter10%below the median12%

Median across 177 listed affiliate programs.

Pros and cons

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program

Pros

  • The programme runs on CJ, so tracking and approval sit in one place.
  • Commission is stated plainly as 6% per sale, which makes earnings easy to model.
  • The retail vertical keeps the product range narrow and the offer simple to explain.

Cons

  • The cookie window is 10 days, tight next to the 30 day median in this group.
  • Recurring commission is no, so a shopper pays into the programme once and no further.
  • The offer sits in the retail vertical, with no other category to mix alongside it.

NetFlorist

Pros

  • Terms read simply: 10% RevShare on all sales, and the rate is set as revenue share rather than a tiered ladder.
  • A named network, OfferForge, runs the programme, so your links and reporting sit together in the same dashboard.
  • The vertical is retail, so shopping guides, deal pages and gift round-ups are a natural match for the offer.

Cons

  • The cookie window is 3 days, the tightest constraint in the profile, so a reader must buy at once without much delay.
  • Payouts need ZAR 500 to clear, and money moves on a 45-day cycle rather than on a date you set.
  • Coverage is single country, so traffic from outside that market has little chance of converting into a sale.

Who each suits

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program

Who it suits

  • Publishers whose readers arrive ready to order in the same session.
  • Retail writers who prefer one clear rate over tiered bonuses.
  • Sites already running campaigns on CJ.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Publishers who want a share of customer profit: EarnKaro lists Up to 50% profit, 10% lifetime referral.
  • Anyone chasing a higher per sale headline: Influenciador Magalu lists Up to 12% per sale.
  • Cashback sites rather than product pages: CashKaro pays 10% of friend's cashback.

NetFlorist

Who it suits

  • Publishers in the programme's home market, single country, whose readers buy from retail sites soon after a click.
  • Writers covering retail offers and shopping deals who prefer a flat rate over tiered payouts.
  • Anyone who values a named network such as OfferForge and a stated payout schedule over a longer window.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Publishers after a lifetime referral cut: EarnKaro lists Up to 50% profit, 10% lifetime referral for its own scheme.
  • Anyone hunting a higher per-sale rate: Influenciador Magalu lists Up to 12% per sale on its own sales.
  • Sites built on a referral model: CashKaro terms pay 10% of friend's cashback, a different shape entirely.

Country by country

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program vs NetFlorist
Country1-800-Flowers Affiliate ProgramNetFlorist
South AfricaNoYes

Questions about each

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program

What commission does the programme pay?+

Commission is 6% per sale. That is a per sale rate on the cps model, so there is no lead payment or recurring component sitting beside it. The offer comes from the retail vertical, so a single product range carries the whole commission rate.

How long is the cookie window?+

The cookie window is 10 days. That ranks at 110 of 129 brands here, where the median window in this group is 30 days. A click that does not convert inside that window earns nothing.

NetFlorist

How much does NetFlorist pay affiliates?+

10% RevShare on all sales. The model is revshare, so the rate applies to completed sales rather than to a lead or a sign-up. For you that means the payment scales with your own order volume, and a small basket on a flat share stays a small payment.

How long is the cookie window?+

3 days. That is the whole window, and it ranks 117 of 129 on this list, so it sits near the short end. You need a reader who clicks and buys straight away, which usually means a direct product link rather than a passing mention.

1-800-Flowers Affiliate Program