BuyGoods is a marketplace for health and wellness offers that connects product owners with affiliates and processes payment in its own checkout. Affiliates get in through a manual review, pick an offer, send traffic to the sales page with their link and earn a commission credited on every order. Payouts go out every Wednesday — or more often each week for higher earners.
The network that shows up in every affiliate video
Anyone researching how to sell to the US market keeps running into the same two names: ClickBank and BuyGoods. The difference is that BuyGoods doesn't open the door on its own — a person reviews every application — and the catalog focuses on health and wellness, a niche where buyers research a lot before purchasing. Understanding how the platform works keeps you from applying without knowing what it expects from you.
An affiliate marketplace gathers offers from many product owners in one place: the affiliate chooses what to promote, the platform processes the sale in its checkout and pays the commission on every order that came through the affiliate's link.
How does BuyGoods work for affiliates?
- You request affiliate access and the application is reviewed manually.
- Once approved, you pick an offer. Some are available right away; others need the product owner's approval.
- You copy that offer's affiliate link — your ID changes from offer to offer.
- You send traffic to the product's sales page. The buyer pays in the BuyGoods checkout.
- The commission is credited on every order, and payouts go out every Wednesday.
Commissions can be per lead (CPL), per customer (CPA) or a percentage of each order (revshare), depending on the offer, and each plan shows up in the dashboard next to the offer name. The sale goes to the last affiliate the buyer clicked, within up to 90 days. Application details are in how to get approved on BuyGoods, and the payout schedule in how to get paid by BuyGoods.
According to BuyGoods itself, more than 90,000 affiliates and product owners in over 110 countries use the platform, which has paid out more than $3 billion in commissions.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of products does BuyGoods sell?
Health and wellness offers — the niche affiliates call nutraceuticals. Most of them come with a ready-made sales page from the product owner.
What is the difference between BuyGoods and ClickBank?
Both are marketplaces that pay in dollars, but BuyGoods reviews every application and focuses on health and wellness, while ClickBank accepts any affiliate. The full comparison is in BuyGoods vs ClickBank.
Planning to promote with Google Ads? The ad needs a page on your own domain before the sales page, and each sale needs to flow back to Google Ads. See how to sell BuyGoods with Google Ads.
Where do you access BuyGoods?
These are the official BuyGoods addresses. Check that your browser shows backoffice.buygoods.com before typing your password.
Read next
- How to get approved on BuyGoods: what to send with your application
- How to get paid by BuyGoods: payout days and methods
- BuyGoods vs ClickBank: which one to choose as an affiliate
- How to sell BuyGoods on Google Ads and see every sale
Sources
Information about BuyGoods checked on October 25, 2026, on the official pages below.
- BuyGoods website: what the platform is, affiliate entry and company figures
- BuyGoods FAQ: offers and commissions
- BuyGoods payments: commission plans, 90-day cookie and payouts
Planning to sell BuyGoods offers with Google Ads?
The presell comes ready on your domain and leads to the sales page, every sale shows the ad that brought it, and the sale alert reaches your phone.