The Shopee Affiliate Programme is Shopee’s in-house programme that allows affiliates to promote and recommend products available on Shopee through their social media platforms using unique affiliate links.
When a customer clicks an affiliate link and completes a successful purchase, the affiliate earns a commission for that sale.
Eligible applicants may sign up for the Shopee Affiliate Programme [HERE].
Please ensure you meet the following criteria before applying:
Your social media account must be set to public.
You must be a local user in Malaysia.
Your content must not involve sensitive topics, such as religion, politics, violence, or similar subjects.
You must be 18 years old or above.
You can earn commission by promoting Shopee products through your content. When someone clicks your affiliate link and completes a successful purchase, you will receive commission for that sale.
There are three main ways to earn commission:
Social Media
Share affiliate links on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more. You may include product links in your posts, Stories, captions, or profile bio.
Shopee Video
Create short and engaging videos directly in the Shopee app. You can tag up to six products in each video, allowing viewers to shop directly from your content.
Shopee Live
Host livestreams in the Shopee app to showcase and promote products. Use the Orange Bag feature to tag products and engage with viewers in real time.
Account Type | Definition |
Local Individual | A Malaysian individual with a local bank account. |
Local Enterprise | A Malaysian-registered company with a local bank account. |
Overseas Individual | A non-local individual with a local bank account. |
Overseas Enterprise | A non-local company with an overseas bank account. |
There are two types of affiliates:
Managed affiliates: Affiliates who are assigned to a Key Account Manager (KAM). The KAM supports them in managing their affiliate account and programme-related matters.
Unmanaged affiliates: Affiliates whose accounts are not assigned to a KAM.
Last Updated: 11 September 2026