Get The Label Affiliate Program
getthelabel.com
Get The Label lists a 3%–4% commission via 6 networks (Connexity, Digidip, Flexoffers, Partnerize, Skimlinks, Sovrn), below the Clothing & Fashion median of 8%. It earns an Affiliate Graph Rank score of 47/100.
- Listed commission
- 3%–4%
- Networks
- 6
- Rank score
- 47/100
- Brand size
- Mid-size
Brand size: top half of tracked brands by estimated revenue. A relative tier, not a dollar figure. How it's derived.
About Get The Label
Get The Label is an online retailer specializing in discounted designer clothing and footwear for men, women, and children. Established in 2016 and based in the United Kingdom, it offers brand-name products including adidas, Nike, Lacoste, Timberland, and others at discounts of up to 75%. The company provides international shipping and features such as free returns, signature required delivery, and size guides. Its platform includes multiple features like a brands page, tracking, and customer support channels. The website caters primarily to U.S. consumers by offering competitive pricing on popular brands, with a focus on affordability and variety. The company emphasizes providing deals on big brands, aiming to attract budget-conscious shoppers seeking authentic products at reduced prices.
Commission terms
The program offers percentage-based commissions ranging from 3% to 4%, with a standard commission rate of 4%. Public terms and available data do not identify any additional universally available commission offers. Exclusions include Buy Now Pay Later partner types, unauthorized voucher codes, prohibited paid search or email marketing, incentivized or misleading traffic, and commissions associated with returns, subnetworks, or policy violations.
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Networks
Rank signals
| Traffic rank (relative web traffic among tracked brands) | included |
| Observed commission rank (relative effective commission across Hi Energy publishers) | included |
The rank score blends these signals as relative positions among tracked brands. The underlying traffic and commission figures are not published. How the rank works