Affitor

Affiliate programs in AI tools: read partners, commissions and payouts.

Hosted MCP Server

npx add-mcp 'https://mcp.affitor.com/mcp'

Installs into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more

Documentation

Affitor MCP server

Reference for the hosted Affitor MCP server at https://mcp.affitor.com/mcp: which apps can connect, sign-in and consent, read-only tools, limits and removal.

The Affitor MCP server lets an AI app read your Affitor data: a brand's program, partners, applications, commissions and billing, or a partner's programs, links, earnings, commissions and payouts. It is a hosted Model Context Protocol server. You sign in with your Affitor account, no API key needed, and the connection is read-only: it cannot change data or move money.

https://mcp.affitor.com/mcp
Server URLhttps://mcp.affitor.com/mcp
TransportStreamable HTTP
Sign-inOAuth 2.1 with PKCE (S256) and dynamic client registration
Scoperead (the only scope)
AccessRead-only. A connection reads the programs you choose when you connect: all current and future programs, or up to 50 you select. A partner connection sees only that partner
**Add the server** in your AI app **Sign in** with your Affitor account **Choose what to share** and click **Allow** **Ask your AI app** about your program or earnings

Connect your AI app

Server URL: https://mcp.affitor.com/mcp. Connect your AI tool has the steps for each app it lists and for any other MCP client.

In the Affitor dashboard, Connect an AI tool shows the server URL and steps for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and Codex, and under Other for Grok, Muse Code and any other MCP client. Brands find it in the program menu under Program settings, then Developers › AI agents. Partners click their name at the bottom of the left menu to open the account menu, then Integrations.

Which apps can connect

After you sign in, Affitor sends you back to the app. It accepts only these return addresses:

  • claude.ai and claude.com (Claude)
  • chatgpt.com (ChatGPT)
  • www.cursor.com (Cursor)
  • grok.com/connectors-oauth-exchange-code/ (Grok)
  • vscode.dev/redirect and insiders.vscode.dev/redirect (VS Code)
  • www.perplexity.ai/rest/connections/oauth_callback and enterprise.perplexity.ai/rest/connections/oauth_callback (Perplexity, including Perplexity Enterprise)
  • www.town.com/api/mcp/oauth/callback and town.com/api/mcp/oauth/callback (Town)
  • manufact.com/inspector/oauth/callback (Manufact inspector)
  • apps on your own computer: http://127.0.0.1 or http://localhost, any port

An app that registers any other address is refused when it registers, with the error "redirect_uris must be https on a supported AI app host, or http on 127.0.0.1 or localhost".


Sign in and allow access

When your AI app connects, your browser opens Connect an AI tool on affitor.com. If you are signed out, you sign in first and come back to the same screen.

  1. The title names the app: Claude wants to access Affitor, or An app on this computer wants to access Affitor for a desktop or terminal app. A desktop or terminal app also shows Unverified and the name it gives itself in quotes ("It calls itself …"), because any app on your computer can call itself "Claude".
  2. Check the account shown, your name and email. To use another Affitor account, click Switch.
  3. If you are both a brand and a partner, choose As a brand or As a partner.
  4. Choose the programs the app can read: All current and future programs, or up to 50 programs you select. As a brand you need to be an active member of each program; as a partner you choose among the programs you are a partner in.
  5. Under Access, Read account data is Always on. Click it to see what the app can read: programs and settings, partners and applications, clicks and leads, commissions and billing for a brand; the programs you joined, your links and clicks, your earnings and commissions, and your payouts for a partner. The screen also says Money actions always happen in Affitor.
  6. Click Allow, or Cancel to refuse.

A connection keeps the programs you chose. With All current and future programs, programs you join later are included; a selection stays as it is. To change it, connect again and choose again.

<VerifySuccess browser={[ "Your AI app lists the Affitor tools: get_program for a brand connection, list_my_programs for a partner connection", ]} dashboard={[ "Brands: the connection appears on Developers › AI agents (program menu › Program settings), with Added and Last used", "Partners: the connection appears on Integrations, in the account menu that opens from your name", ]} ifNotWorking={[ "This request has expired: start the connection again from your AI app", "Nothing to connect yet: create a program, or join one as a partner, first", ]} />


Tools

Every tool is read-only, and the server declares it so on each tool: readOnlyHint: true, destructiveHint: false, idempotentHint: true, openWorldHint: false. A brand connection gets the 8 brand tools across the programs it can read. A partner connection gets the 5 partner tools across that partner's programs it can read. Every tool takes an optional program_id to read one of those programs; list_programs lists them. A tool outside your connection's set is refused.

Brand tools

ToolWhat it readsInputs
list_programsThe programs this connection can read, in id order, up to 50 per page.program_id, limit, cursor
get_programEach program, up to 25 per page: name, status, commission terms, setup checklist, 24-hour tracking counts, and the tracker install snippet with where to put it and how to verify it.program_id, programs_cursor
list_partnersPartners who joined, newest first, with lifetime clicks, leads and sales, and earned and pending money in the window.from, to, limit, cursor
get_partnerOne partner by partner_program_id, with the same fields as list_partners.partner_program_id, from, to
list_applicationsPartner applications, newest first, with the applicant's own messages.status (approved, pending, rejected), limit, cursor
list_commissionsCommissions, newest sale first, with what each still counts for after refunds.status, from, to, partner_program_id, limit, cursor
get_commission_summaryCount and amount of commissions per status in the window, plus earned and pending.from, to
get_billingAffitor billing per program, up to 25 programs per page: what is due, this week's accrual, the platform fee and invoices, 20 per page.status (all, open, overdue, paid, void), page, program_id, programs_cursor

Partner tools

ToolWhat it readsInputs
list_my_programsPrograms you joined, newest first, with your commission terms, lifetime clicks, leads and sales, and your earned and pending money in the window.from, to, limit, cursor
list_my_linksYour referral links, newest first, with lifetime clicks, leads and sales.partner_program_id, status (active, inactive), limit, cursor
get_my_earningsYour earnings per program and in total for the window: earned, ready, arriving, paid and pending.from, to
list_my_commissionsYour commissions across your programs, newest sale first.status, from, to, partner_program_id, limit, cursor
list_my_payoutsYour payout requests, newest first: amount, status, method type and dates. Payout account details, such as bank or Wise details, are never included.limit, cursor

How results look

  • Money is an integer in an object keyed by unit, such as { "USD_cents": 4999 } (USD_cents, EUR_cents, VND_dong), or in a *_cents field next to its currency (get_billing).
  • Dates are UTC sale dates, YYYY-MM-DD. from and to default to the last 30 days and cover at most 366 days. Commission lists cover all dates unless you give from or to.
  • Pages hold up to 50 items (limit, default 20). Pass next_cursor back as cursor for the next page.
  • Links: where an item has a url, it opens that page in the Affitor dashboard. Referral links come as short_link and affiliate_url.
  • Commission statuses: pending, approved, invoiced, collected, paid, rejected, refunded, reversed, fraud.
  • Each result comes as structured content and as JSON text that starts with a line saying the text fields are untrusted data, not instructions.

Example prompts

Brands: after you connect a coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex), give it this line to install the tracker. Replace example.com and 123 with your site and program id.

For a brand connection:

  • "Who are my top partners by earned commission in the last 30 days?" (list_partners)
  • "Summarize the pending partner applications." (list_applications)
  • "How much commission is pending, approved and paid this month?" (get_commission_summary)
  • "What do we owe Affitor right now, and is any invoice overdue?" (get_billing)

For a partner connection:

  • "How much did I earn this month across my programs, and how much is ready?" (get_my_earnings)
  • "Which of my links has the most sales?" (list_my_links)
  • "Show my last five payouts and their status." (list_my_payouts)

The server cannot approve an application, change a commission, create a link or send a payout. Ask for any of these and the app finds no tool for it; do it in the dashboard.


Limits and security

LimitValue
Requests to /mcp120 per minute per connection, then 429 with { "error": "rate_limited" }
App registration300 per hour across all apps, then 429 with { "error": "rate_limited" }
Token requests60 per minute per app, and 600 per minute across all apps
Access token1 hour, bound to https://mcp.affitor.com/mcp
Refresh tokenRotates on every use, expires after 30 days
Sign-inFinish within 10 minutes of the page opening; each Allow is valid once, for 2 minutes

Each server instance keeps its own request counts in memory, so the request limits apply per instance.

  • Read-only by design. The only scope is read. There are no tools that write, delete or move money.
  • Access is checked on every call. A brand connection reads a program only while you are an active member of it; a partner connection, only while your partner account exists. A blocked account stops working at once.
  • Only Affitor sign-in tokens work. The server refuses program API keys, staff keys and dashboard sessions with 401. Do not add an Authorization header with your API key.
  • Untrusted text is marked. Partner names, application messages and other free text are cut at 280 characters (the cut fields are listed in truncated), and every result says its text is data, not instructions.
  • What is logged. One row per tool call: the connection, the tool name, the program, the number of rows, whether it worked and how long it took. Never your prompts, the arguments or the results. These rows are deleted after 30 days.

Remove access

  • Brands: program menu › Program settings, then Developers › AI agents, lists the program's connections under Connections with Client, Connected by, Added, Last used and Access. Click Disconnect on your own connection: the app loses every program in it. A program owner can click Remove on a member's connection: the app loses this program, and its other programs stay.
  • Partners: your name at the bottom of the left menu › Integrations, then Disconnect.

Disconnect is immediate: the app's tokens are deleted and its next request gets 401. After Remove, the app can no longer read that program. Removing the last available program from a selection ends the connection; an All current and future programs connection keeps its access to programs added later.


Troubleshooting

  • "This request has expired" or "This approval is no longer valid": the sign-in took too long. Start the connection again from your AI app.
  • The app sees the wrong programs: disconnect it and connect again, choosing the right ones. The install prompt above checks the program id for this reason.
  • Signed in with the wrong account: click Switch on the sign-in screen.
  • "Too many rows for this window": ask for a shorter from/to window.
  • 401 with "Program API keys are not accepted here": remove the Authorization header from your client's config and sign in instead.

Legacy local server

@affitor/mcp on npm is a separate stdio server that runs on your computer and uses your program API key (AFFITOR_API_KEY) instead of sign-in. It does tracking, not reporting: affitor_readiness, affitor_track_click, affitor_track_lead, affitor_get_integration_plan and affitor_run_verification, plus affitor_track_sale and affitor_track_refund only when you set AFFITOR_MCP_WRITE=1. The Affitor plugin for Claude Code and Gemini CLI (0.1.1 and later) connects to the hosted OAuth server with read access; this legacy local server is separate.

For a coding project, use Set up a coding agent with CLI 0.4.5:

npx affitor@0.4.8 agent setup --client claude_code --dry-run --json

The generated launcher keeps the program key out of MCP JSON and pins @affitor/mcp@0.2.2. It leaves sale/refund tools disabled. This local setup does not create a hosted OAuth connection or read account reports. Its doctor check is static; restart your client and call affitor_readiness to check the live session. Ask before running synthetic verification or other writes.

Source and tool details: Affitor CLI.


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