Affiliate disclosure
Some links pay us, most do not, and it does not change what we write about a product.
Links paying Nightly Index right now
None. Every outbound link currently goes straight to the vendor and we earn nothing from it. Commission links appear only once a real programme exists and the row is labelled.
Programmes that exist and could be used
- ElevenLabs — Up to 22% on every paying customer, reported as 12 months on a 90-day cookie, run via Reditus. The strongest program in this category.
- GladeCore — Has a Unity Asset Store listing, so Unity's 5% Asset Store rate applies.
- Layer — Sold through the Unity Asset Store, so Unity's 5% Asset Store affiliate rate applies.
- Meshy — 20% commission. Signup: affiliates.meshy.ai. Separate reseller and creator tracks exist.
- Mubert — Official blog states 30% from every customer, but it is a blog post rather than a program page — confirm the signup URL before quoting it.
- Sloyd — 20% of every subscription for 12 months.
- SOUNDRAW — Up to $25 per successful referral (flat $20 on Japan traffic).
- Sudowrite — Program runs off-site on a Notion page.
- Tripo — Runs on PromoteKit. Their own pages disagree on the rate (60% advertised vs 30% stated) — confirm the live figure in your dashboard before quoting it.
- Unity AI — No program for Unity AI itself, but the Unity Affiliate Program is free to join via Partnerize and pays bounties on subscriptions.
How commission could bend a list
A directory that depends on commission tends to quietly promote whoever pays. The controls here are structural: commission shows on the row, the payout column records programmes that never existed and programmes that stopped paying, and free listings get the same price check as paid ones. If a paying tool's price was never confirmed, its row says so.
Paid placement is a separate thing and it is marked. A tool that bought a slot sits above the list under the words Featured placement, never inside the ranked rows, and nobody pays to be left out. The rates are on the get-listed page.