Can I Run an Affiliate Program for Products Made From PLR?

Updated Nov 6, 2026

Yes. You can run an affiliate program for products you built from Entrepedia PLR: affiliates promote your product, earn a commission, and customers buy from you and get access through your store or platform. What affiliates can't do is receive the product files or rights to sell the product themselves, because your licence can't be transferred.

The licence also allows the opposite direction: you can put your own affiliate links inside the products you sell.

What affiliates can do

  • Promote your branded product, course or membership
  • Share your sales page with their affiliate link
  • Earn commission on the sales they bring
  • Use the promotional material you give them

What affiliates can't do

  • Download the Master Library products through you
  • Get the raw or editable files to sell, rebrand or give away
  • Sell your product from their own store as if it were theirs
  • Claim PLR, resell or MRR rights

Why

You hold the private label rights. They're non-transferable and non-sublicensable, so you can't pass them to affiliates, partners or anyone else. Affiliates only send buyers to you.

Examples

Allowed: affiliates for your course. You build a course from rebranded Entrepedia content, host it on your platform, and let affiliates promote it for a commission. Customers buy from you and log in on your platform.

Allowed: affiliates for your ebook. You rebrand an ebook and sell it from your store. Affiliates share the link and get paid per sale.

Not allowed: files for affiliates. You send affiliates the files so they can sell or rebrand them themselves.

Not allowed: raw files as an affiliate reward. You reward top affiliates with the original product files to use however they like. That's passing on rights.

Bonuses for buyers

You can add a product as a bonus for people who buy from you (the licence allows bonuses). Deliver the bonus yourself, from your store or platform, so it stays your product for your customers' own use.

Putting affiliate links in your products

The licence lets you insert affiliate links, product links or other promotional material into the content. For example, a toolstack can link to the tools with your affiliate links. Follow each affiliate program's own rules and disclose affiliate links where the law requires it.

Set clear affiliate terms

Your affiliate agreement should say that:

  • affiliates promote your product only and don't get product files
  • they get no rights to the content
  • breaking the terms removes them from the program

What to give affiliates

Give: affiliate links, swipe copy, banners, social images, access to the sales page.

Don't give: product files, editable documents, video or audio files.

If an affiliate wants PLR rights

They can get their own Master Library membership. Then they hold their own licence. See What's included in the Master Library.

Summary

ScenarioAllowed?
Affiliates promote your branded productYes
Affiliates earn commission on salesYes
You put affiliate links inside your productsYes
Affiliates receive the product filesNo
Affiliates sell or rebrand the content themselvesNo
Affiliates use the content as their own PLRNo

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