A GLP-1 affiliate offer is the written deal inside a telehealth program: a payout, a definition of a paid sale, caps, allowed states and traffic, creative rules and payment terms. Two offers with the same headline payout can earn very different amounts. Compare them line by line, then turn each into earnings per click and days to cash.
What a GLP-1 affiliate offer is, and what it is not
A GLP-1 affiliate offer is one deal with one set of written terms. A program is a brand’s whole affiliate arrangement, and a network is a place where offers are listed. This page covers the offer. For the program, see how GLP-1 affiliate programs work. For where offers run, see telehealth affiliate networks.
The 12 lines of a GLP-1 affiliate offer
A complete GLP-1 affiliate offer states 12 lines, and each one changes what you earn. A missing line is a question to put to the brand or network before you spend on traffic.
| # | Line | What it should state | If it is missing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Payout type | Flat per sale, revenue share or hybrid | You cannot model earnings |
| 2 | Conversion event | What exactly triggers the payout | “Sale” may mean a form fill or a paid order |
| 3 | Validation period | How long before a sale is final | Cash arrives later than you plan |
| 4 | Reversals | What is deducted if a sale is refunded or charged back | You earn less than the headline |
| 5 | Caps | Daily, weekly or monthly limits, and what happens above them | Scaling stops without warning |
| 6 | Geo and states | Which states count | Traffic from ineligible states earns nothing |
| 7 | Allowed traffic | Which sources are accepted | You risk a rejected payout |
| 8 | Disallowed traffic and creative rules | What is banned, claims and imagery | Creative gets pulled |
| 9 | Creative approval | Who approves ads and landing pages | Launch is delayed |
| 10 | Attribution window | How long a click can still earn credit | Late buyers are not credited to you |
| 11 | Payment terms | Cycle, minimum, method | Cash flow is a guess |
| 12 | Exclusivity, rate changes, termination | Notice periods and who else you may promote | Terms can shift under you |
What public GLP-1 offer pages actually state (checked November 2, 2026)
The public GLP-1 and telehealth offer pages we read mostly state payout and traffic rules, and rarely state the lines that decide your margin. On November 2, 2026, we read a brand program page, an OfferVault listing, a network offer page and a trade-site guide. This is facts only, with no payouts shown. The networks and the brand are named only as the source of each page’s terms.
| Line | Mint Medical Clinic program page | OfferVault listing (SmashLoud, DirectMeds GLP1 SS US) | XenTraffic Medvi offer page | Affpaying telehealth guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payout type | Flat cash per approved sale, set by product | CPA | CPA | CPS on each example |
| Conversion definition | Defined in detail | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Reversals | Deducted from a future payment or invoiced | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Caps | None stated | Not stated | No cap figure stated | Not stated |
| Geo | Not stated | US | Not stated | US in each example name |
| Traffic | Audience and channels reviewed at application | No PPC, No Incent, No Survey, No Celebrity Pages | Native, search, compliant social and whitelisted email generally approved | General traffic types only |
| Creative | Only materials and claims approved in writing | Block of banned imagery and wording | Must follow FTC guidelines and the advertiser’s restrictions | Not stated |
| Attribution window | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Payment | Monthly, within 30 days of period close | Not stated | Weekly payouts | Not stated |
| Exclusivity and notice | Exclusive on GLP-1, 15 days’ termination notice, 30 days’ notice of rate changes | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
No page states an attribution window, and only the brand page defines what a paid sale is. Only the Affpaying guide shows EPC and conversion rate beside each example. The Mint terms can change on 30 days’ notice, and the OfferVault listing carried a November 1, 2026 update date.
Payout type and the sale definition
The sale definition in a GLP-1 affiliate offer decides what actually pays, so read it before the payout label. Mint’s program page defines an approved sale as one that came through the affiliate’s link or code, was approved and fulfilled by the clinic’s providers, was paid in full, and was not later refunded, charged back, cancelled or returned. Some listings label the payout CPA and others CPS, so ask which event pays. What brands pay, and how flat fees compare with revenue share, is covered in GLP-1 affiliate commissions.
Caps, states and attribution window
Caps, states and the attribution window decide how far an offer scales. Ask what happens above a cap: paused, queued or paid at a lower rate. If an offer stops, see what to do when a GLP-1 offer is paused. States vary by offer, so get the list in writing and check it against where your traffic lands. Ask for the attribution window in days, because none of the pages above states one.
Traffic and creative rules
Traffic rules decide whether you can run an offer at all, so read them before the payout. Some listings are blunt. The OfferVault listing opens with “No PPC, No Incent, No Survey, No Celebrity Pages,” then bans branded drug names, dramatic before-and-after visuals and money-back guarantee language. That is one network’s terms for one offer, and other offers differ.
On the creative line, affiliate links also carry a disclosure rule. Under 16 CFR 255.5, a material connection needs disclosure when a significant minority of the audience does not understand or expect it. The Guides’ own examples include a blogger whose reviews carry affiliate links.
This is the traffic we accept at GLP1.partners:
| Traffic | Accepted |
|---|---|
| Co-registration | Yes |
| Native (Outbrain, Taboola) | Yes |
| SEO and content sites | Yes |
| Instagram influencers | Yes |
| Coupon and deal sites | Yes, see coupon sites and GLP-1 offers |
| Opted-in email lists | Yes |
| Your own Meta or Google ads | Yes |
| Push and pop | No |
| Incentivized traffic | No, see incentive traffic and GLP-1 offers |
Payment terms and clawbacks
Payment terms set how fast a sale becomes cash, and the clawback clause sets how much of it you keep. Mint pays monthly and may deduct a later refund from a future payment or invoice it. The XenTraffic page lists weekly payouts. For cycles, see affiliate networks that pay weekly.
How GLP1.partners writes the offer down
This is how the GLP1.partners team writes an offer down, mapped to the lines above.
- Lines 1 and 11 (payout and payment): the payout and the terms are given in writing. Payments are weekly or monthly, depending on the deal.
- Line 2 (conversion event): a conversion is a sale.
- Lines 8 and 9 (creative): affiliates use brand-approved claims, and a tested creative library is available.
- Line 7 (allowed traffic): the table above lists what we accept.
- Sourcing and reporting: offers come direct from brands, and reports are auditable.
How we compare against an offer you already run is closed with you directly, on the payout match page.
Compare two offers: the worksheet
To compare two GLP-1 offers, fill the same 12 lines for both and run four formulas. Use your own numbers from your own traffic.
- Effective payout = headline payout × (1 − reversal rate)
- Earnings per click = effective payout × click-to-sale rate
- Capped earnings = min(your sales volume, cap) × effective payout
- Days to cash = validation period + payment cycle + any minimum-threshold wait
- Fill the 12 lines for both offers. Write “not stated” where a line is blank.
- Drop any offer your traffic is not allowed on.
- Convert each offer to effective payout.
- Convert each to earnings per click.
- Apply caps to your expected volume.
- Compare days to cash, then decide by eligibility, then math, then cash.
What “best” means for a GLP-1 offer
The best GLP-1 offer is the one that fits your traffic and your cash needs. An offer with a lower headline payout can win on reversals, caps or speed of payment. This page ranks no programs or networks.
Questions
What is a GLP-1 affiliate offer? It is the written deal for promoting a GLP-1 telehealth brand: payout, sale definition, caps, geo, traffic, creative and payment terms.
Is CPA the same as CPS? Listings use both labels. What matters is the event that triggers payment, so read the sale definition.
What are EPC and CVR? EPC is earnings per click and CVR is conversion rate. They are a quick screen, but only the formulas above include reversals and caps.
Is the headline payout what I will earn? Not always. Reversals and capped volume pull it down.
Sources
- Mint Medical Clinic, Affiliate Program (program terms summary; rates change on 30 days' written notice) · accessed
- OfferVault, SmashLoud: DirectMeds GLP1 SS - US (No PPC) (listing updated Nov 01, 2026) · accessed
- XenTraffic, Medvi offer page (listing fields and approved traffic) · accessed
- Affpaying, Telehealth Deep Dive: Affiliate Guide to Healthy Profits (offer-line format with CPS, EPC and CVR) · accessed
- eCFR, 16 CFR Part 255, Guides Concerning Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (section 255.5, disclosure of material connections) · accessed