niche comparison site earns $2 to $6K P.M. in recurring AI commissions
From the Tipseason ezine: You don't need a big audience. You need the right keywords, the right affiliate programs, and content that ranks once and pays every month. Oh; and don't forget Mr.20% when you start earning😉😜🤑💲 Why AI tool affiliates pay so well AI writing tools, SEO tools, video generators, and automation platforms are almost all subscription-based SaaS products. Their entire business model depends on keeping customers paying monthly. That means they need a steady pipeline of new users, and they're willing to share a real slice of revenue to get them. Right now, the going rate for AI tool affiliate programs sits between 20% and 40% recurring commission, with some programs paying that for 12 months and others paying it for the customer's lifetime. Tools like Writesonic and Jasper pay 30% recurring. Some programs like Kit start at 50% for the first year. At the lower end, even 20% on a $49/month subscription is $9.80 per customer per month, every month, without doing another thing. That math compounds fast when you're generating a steady stream of referrals from content that already ranks. The income math on a modest site 30 referrals/month to a $49/month tool at 30% commission = $14.70 per customer per month = $441 from that one batch in month one By month 6, those first 30 customers (assuming 80% retention) still pay $353/month Add 5 more batches of 30 referrals and the monthly number stacks 180 total referrals across 6 months → $2,200 to $2,600/month recurring, growing as long as the content ranks That's one tool, one niche, one site. Most serious affiliates stack three to five programs across their content. Step 1: pick the right niche within AI tools The mistake is targeting "AI writing tools" as a category. That's a war you won't win. Instead, go one or two levels deeper. Think "AI tools for real estate agents," "AI writing tools for fiction writers," "AI SEO tools for Shopify stores," or "AI video tools for course creators." Each of these is a real buyer segment with specific tool needs and far less competition at the keyword level.