Noom Affiliate Program
Network: Direct / In-House
At a Glance
Program Health
About Noom Affiliate Program
Noom is a psychology-based weight loss and wellness app that uses behavioral science to help users build healthier habits. Their affiliate program pays $15-$25 per qualified trial signup, making it a pay-per-lead opportunity with high volume potential. Noom spends heavily on advertising and has massive brand recognition, which helps affiliates convert health-conscious audiences. The app's unique approach to weight loss through habit change rather than restrictive diets appeals to a broad market of people seeking sustainable health improvements.
This program is listed in Health & Fitness, Nutrition & Meal Plans. It is managed through the Direct / In-House network. The commission model is flat.
Program Insights
Editorial Take
Noom pays $10-15 per trial signup where users only need to start a free trial. The 30-day cookie and strong brand awareness from aggressive advertising help drive conversions. The psychology-based approach gives affiliates a genuine differentiator.
Pros
- $15-$25 per trial (pay per lead)
- Massive brand awareness
- High conversion rates
- Psychology-based approach
- Broad health market appeal
Cons
- 30-day cookie
- Pay per lead (not per sale)
- Medium approval
- Subscription may have high churn
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I join the Noom affiliate program?
Apply through Noom's affiliate page. They accept health, wellness, weight loss, and nutrition content creators. -
What is the commission rate for Noom?
Noom pays $15-$25 per trial signup. The customer needs to start a paid trial, but doesn't need to continue the subscription for you to earn the commission. -
How long is Noom's cookie duration?
Noom uses a 30-day cookie window for affiliate tracking. -
Does Noom pay per trial or per subscription?
Noom pays per trial signup, making it a relatively low-friction conversion. Users start with a trial period, and you earn the commission once they enter the trial.