EdenFantasys

What EdenFantasys is

EdenFantasys is an online adult store selling sex toys, novelties, sexy lingerie, erotic books, sex education materials, erotic audio and bachelor and bachelorette party favors, and it runs an affiliate program for publishers that pays a commission on every sale. Tracking runs through CJ.com, which the page calls an "Independent third-party affiliate company", and joining starts with an application. In October 2026 the program page headline reads "earn up to 30% commission". The store lists a street address in Atlanta, Georgia, and its footer reads ©2002 to 2026.

The program page calls it "a unique adult affiliate program for quality publishers". The pitch is shared effort: the store says it "will work to convert your traffic as hard as you work to bring it to us", and that "the success is on both sides", meaning quality traffic from the publisher and high conversion from the store. It adds that "due to our unique content, presentation and usability EdenFantasys enjoys very high conversion rates". That is the store's own claim, and it gives no conversion figure for it.

How earning works

An affiliate here is a publisher, not a creator who sells their own content. The page sets out four steps: complete the application, get the text links and banners with tracking code, place them on a website or blog, and start earning commissions. The publisher it wants has, in the page's words, "a quality website with information that is relevant to adult industry (but not porn) and is useful to your visitors". A site whose main content is pornography is outside that description.

Commission is paid on sales, and the rate is tied to monthly volume. The page says "Commissions rates are relative to the volume of sales you generate." A 120-day referral period means a customer who places more orders within 120 days of the referral keeps earning the publisher commission, which the page says "allows you to get even more commissions".

The program page lists several kinds of customization. Its technology lets a publisher market every product category or pick a specific group of products to suit an audience, and "Per your request we can even limit your customers browsing to only pre-selected group of products on our site." Landing pages can be customized to improve conversion, product selection can be limited "to show only safe content", and special landing pages can be built to smooth the move from the publisher's page to the store. Custom banners, text links and custom artwork can be created for a publisher, and the store offers help with the content or design of the publisher's own pages. The page also says almost any content on the store's website may be provided to a publisher to improve sales.

Branding is the publisher's choice. The page lists three options: use the EdenFantasys brand, use the publisher's own brand, or co-brand. For a larger partner the page also offers a fully hosted, customizable shop, for which it says a set-up fee can apply.

Behind the storefront, the page points to the store's own automated warehouse and inventory system, which it says allows same-day order fulfillment and even package and invoice customization. A customer service line is staffed, in the page's words, by "experienced product specialists", and affiliates get access to technical support for help with the program.

What a publisher promotes is a broad catalog. The menus split products into vibrators of many kinds, sex machines, toys for women, men and couples, dildos by style (realistic, fantasy and monster, double, glass, suction cup, strap-on, thrusting, vibrating, G-spot, anal), anal toys including butt plugs, anal beads, anal vibrators and anal douches, bedroom bondage, strap-ons, lubricants, toy cleaners and massage oils. The bestseller pages show sale prices against list prices, with badges such as "Flash Deal". Prices on those pages move, so a category link ages better than a quoted price. The home page also describes a house line, the EdenFantasys Private Collection, and says each product page carries reviews, a full materials list and the product's functions, which gives a publisher detail to link to.

The store's own content gives a publisher material to work with. Its home page says experts and customers inspect and review each toy on the site and claims "over 75K reviews". It runs a forum called Eden Community, a Gift Center, a library of guides, and the Re-Vibe Project, which takes old or broken toys for recycling in return for a discount on the next order. The home page mentions giveaways "almost every month" and a newsletter with email-only deals. The store also runs a Sex Toy Review Program in which, in its words, "We send you free sex toys, and you give us your honest opinion on them". That is a product-for-review arrangement rather than a paid one.

The site also hosts an advice article on getting a job as a PSO, a phone-call role, with reader comments dated 2012. It names no employers, so the affiliate program is the only earning route the store itself runs.

Money and rules

The payout model is a percentage of each sale, on a ladder that moves with the publisher's monthly sales, tracked and reported through CJ.com. As of October 2026 the page's commission schedule starts at 20%, the "Standard commission per sale", and climbs in three steps to 30%, the rate given for a month with sales "equal or greater than $10,000.00".

The referral period is 120 days. On returns, the page says "we will not charge you back for the returns from your customers", so a refunded order does not claw back the publisher's commission, according to that line. The page calls its return policy "the easiest in the industry", which is the store's claim. The page does not state a payout threshold or payment schedule. Its benefits list also names "Performance Incentives" without saying what they are.

The store's customer terms matter to conversion. Opened items are not returnable for hygiene reasons; a customer who is unhappy and tells the store within 30 days gets a gift card for the toy amount; an undelivered parcel that comes back earns store credit; an item damaged in transit is replaced free if reported within 30 days; and products carry a 90-day warranty.

Shipping is described as discreet. The shipping policy says orders go out in plain brown boxes or padded envelopes with no markings beyond the label, and that the return address names "Web Merchants" as the shipper. Standard, 2-day and 3-day orders placed before 1PM EST on a business day are processed the same day. International delivery is charged, listed as an estimated 15 business days and up to 30 business days in rare cases, and the policy says the store is not liable for tariffs, import duties or seizure by customs outside the USA. The store's address is 5950 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30336, with customer hours of 10 AM to 7 PM Eastern Time, 7 days a week, and the site states it is for an audience 18+.

Who it suits and who it does not

It suits a publisher with a real adult-adjacent outlet: a toy review blog, a sexual wellness site, a gift or party-planning page, or a community that discusses products. The rate ladder rewards a publisher whose monthly sales grow, and the 120-day window credits repeat orders from returning readers. A publisher that wants a filtered "safe content" product set, custom banners or custom landing pages has more room here than in a plain link program. The no-chargeback line on returns matters to anyone who has lost commission to refunds elsewhere.

It suits a porn site less well, since the page asks for content that is relevant to the adult industry "but not porn". A creator selling their own content has no payout side here beyond the review program's free products. The steps the page gives all end at "your website or blog", and it says nothing about promoting by social account alone. International orders are slower and carry a shipping charge plus possible import duties, so a publisher with a mostly non-US audience sends traffic to a less convenient checkout. The standard rate applies until a publisher reaches the first volume step.