Adultscare

What Adultscare is

Adultscare.com is an online sex toy store for India, and its affiliate program pays a commission on the sales that referrers send it. The affiliate page describes the program as designed for "freelancers and individuals above 18 years of age" and says it lets them tap the adult products market in India. The store's About page calls it "India's largest online sex toy store" and a multi-brand retailer, which is its own claim. Sign-up asks for ordinary contact details, and the page states no joining fee.

The program is a share of the sale price, so it is not a fixed-fee CPA offer. There is no stated payment per lead, sign-up or install. What an affiliate earns depends on what a referred shopper buys, and the store's FAQ says it ships across India, so the audience has to be able to receive a parcel there.

How earning works here

The affiliate page opens by inviting you to share in the store's profits. It says to use your website traffic, social media presence, mailing lists and other online channels to promote its adult products, and that every time someone buys through your referral link you earn money. A site of your own is one option among several: the page names social media and mailing lists alongside websites. It adds that many bloggers and websites have already joined and earn commissions on referred sales, which is the store's own statement and not something the page backs with a count.

The path into the program is set out as numbered steps.

• Sign up. You complete the sign-up process with accurate details: your name, email address, contact number and address.
• Request a link. After signing up you go to the account settings page, find the section dedicated to the affiliate program and submit a request to get started. Once the request is approved by the store's team, a unique affiliate link appears on the same page. The page says this link is what monitors the sales your referrals generate.
• Place the links. The page advises working affiliate links into your content, for instance in relevant anchor text, product images or call-to-action buttons. It also tells affiliates to make the links clearly distinguishable and, in compliance with legal requirements, to disclose that they are affiliate links.
• Wait for the conversion. When a user arrives through your link and completes a purchase, your account reflects the conversion and the corresponding amount. The page says this is updated once the order is delivered and payment is received, so a sale does not count at the moment of checkout.
• Track and adjust. The page tells affiliates to monitor clicks, conversions and earnings regularly and to use that data to adjust their content and promotion.

The approval step matters. There is a review by the store's team between signing up and holding a link.

Promotional material is supplied. The affiliate page says the store provides professionally designed banners and affiliate links that include your unique identifier, and that you are free to use your own custom banners if you prefer, so that your branding and message stay your own. It groups all of this as ads, banners and links.

Because the store is a regular retailer, the affiliate relationship sits on top of an ordinary shop, and a referred visitor lands in a normal catalog. The About page describes a range spanning dongs, dildos, cock rings, vibrators, masturbators, bondage toys, stimulants and lubricants, from brands around the world, for men, women and couples of all orientations. It says the store applies quality checks so that products meet international standards. The FAQ says products are manufactured in India, China and the USA depending on the category.

Several store policies affect whether a referral becomes a delivered, paid order, which is the point at which the affiliate page says a conversion is recorded. The FAQ says products are dispatched from warehouses in major metro cities, with shipping time depending on availability in the warehouse nearest the buyer. Payment options listed in the FAQ are Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm and bank transfer, and the FAQ says discounts are available for first-time customers and for online payment orders. The terms and conditions state that not every product is stored in the store's warehouses, so an item listed as in stock may not ship straight away. Cancellation requests are accepted before shipping begins and not after, and orders placed for occasions such as Diwali, New Year and Valentine's Day cannot be canceled. The terms give two different timings for a cancellation request, around 24 hours after the order in one place and within 5-6 hours in another.

Returns are the other thing that can undo a referred sale. The refund policy asks buyers to record a video of the package while opening it and says there is no responsibility without the video. It asks buyers to test battery-operated items before use, because a used item gets no manufacturer warranty replacement. It says the exchange benefit does not apply to lingerie or to adult toys that have close contact with the body, and it asks that a defective, wrong or dead-on-arrival item be reported within 3 days of receiving the package. The terms add that replacement items can take around 2 weeks to arrive.

The store also publishes guide-style articles on its own domain, including an explainer about the OnlyFans platform and a guide to VR porn. Those pages describe other platforms for readers and are not earning programs of the store.

Money and rules

The payout model is a percentage of each referred sale, credited after delivery and payment, and paid out monthly through PayPal or online bank transfer once a base amount is reached. As read in October 2026, the affiliate page gives these terms.

• Commission: "commissions of up to 10%". The page states the ceiling only and does not say what decides the rate an affiliate receives.
• Payout methods: "You can be paid by PayPal or online Bank Transfer."
• Schedule: the page says "Generally, the commissions are paid month to month toward each month's end."
• Minimum: "The base payout is Rs. 5,000". The figure is in rupees, not dollars.
• Reward in kind: the store says it also rewards its sex toy affiliates with free gifts as a token of appreciation.
• Who may join: individuals above 18 years of age, with approval of the request by the store's team.
• Disclosure: affiliate links must be clearly distinguishable and disclosed as affiliate links.

The affiliate page does not state a cookie or attribution period, and it does not say whether commission on a returned order is reversed.

Who it suits and who it does not

The program suits an affiliate with an Indian audience that is already reading about adult products: a blogger, a mailing list owner or a social media account that can place banners and links in front of shoppers who can receive an order in India. The store's payment options are apps and bank transfer familiar to that audience, and the minimum payout is quoted in rupees. Someone who wants to use their own creative has the store's stated permission to do so.

It does not suit anyone whose traffic is outside India, since the FAQ says the store ships across India and describes no international delivery. It suits less well a small site that needs fast payouts. A conversion is recorded only after the order is delivered and paid for, payouts run monthly, and nothing is paid until the base payout is reached, so a first payment can take several cycles. The stated commission is a ceiling and not a promise of what an ordinary affiliate receives.

An affiliate should also weigh the store's return handling. Buyers are asked to film the unboxing, some categories cannot be exchanged and occasion orders cannot be canceled, so a share of referred orders may not complete cleanly. And because joining needs a request and an approval, a new site has no guarantee of getting a link.