How Affiliates Track Sign-Ups and Sales in ClickBank for MTGBrew

Trust in an affiliate program comes from tracking you can see yourself. For MTGBrew, that tracking lives in ClickBank — not in a screenshot someone sends you.

Your own ClickBank account

When you join through MTGBrew Affiliate Program — sign up here, you create or use your own free ClickBank account. Inside it you can see your hoplink activity, sales attributed to your link, and recurring commissions as they are recorded.

What to check

Check clicks after you post, check the affiliate nickname on your hoplink is yours before you share it, and use one consistent link per channel so you can learn what works. If a sale is tracked, it appears in ClickBank's reporting — that is the source of truth.

Payments

ClickBank handles payments and pays affiliates directly on ClickBank's own schedule. MTGBrew does not hold affiliate funds. Set your payment details inside ClickBank itself.

Program terms at launch: 75% on memberships, 10% on credit packs. Recruiting is open now; purchases through hoplinks open once vendor approval completes.

Create your account via MTGBrew Affiliate Program — sign up here — and explore MTGBrew while you set up.

Getting started the right way

Start small and do it cleanly: use your own hoplink, disclose that you may earn a commission when you share it, and only recommend MTGBrew because you believe it helps players brew better decks. That honesty protects your audience trust — which is the whole asset in affiliate marketing. Post consistently, track which content actually drives clicks inside ClickBank, and double down on the formats your audience responds to: a deck tech that helps one playgroup will usually help many. Keep a simple log of what you posted, where, and when, so you can connect content to results instead of guessing. Over time, that discipline turns occasional referrals into a real, trackable channel.

What good promotion looks like

Good promotion teaches first and links second. Explain the commander, the combo, the budget constraint, or the card choice in full — then show where MTGBrew helped you build or check the list. Readers can tell the difference between a genuine recommendation and a link drop, and search engines reward the useful version too. That is the approach this program is built for: real Magic content, real tools, and commissions tracked transparently by ClickBank.

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