Dehome Affiliate Program for AI Interior Design and Real Estate Audiences

DeHome is an AI home design platform for visualizing interiors, exteriors, landscapes, architecture concepts, furniture ideas, and design inspiration with credit-based tools.

DeHome

Pricing & Commission

Credit / Usage Pack:$99.99
Enterprise Pricing:No Enterprise Plan
Commission Rate:30%
Cookie Duration:30 days
Commission Duration:First Payment
Commission Type:one-time payout

💡 We may earn a commission if you join. No extra cost to you.

Why Promote Dehome?

Dehome is easy to demonstrate visually because it targets concrete home-design decisions rather than a broad generative-AI use case. The current site links interior, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and office design tools alongside moodboards, furniture layout and generation, paint and flooring visualization, room cleanup, exterior and landscape design, sketch-to-render, architecture, blueprint, and floor-plan workflows.

Interior design creators, real-estate publishers, home-improvement channels, staging professionals, architecture communities, and AI image-tool reviewers can start with a room photo or sketch and show several controlled changes. A useful review compares how well the tool preserves structure, handles furniture or materials, and supports iteration instead of relying on a single polished before-and-after image.

Dehome's current affiliate page shows a 30% commission-rate headline and a 30-day tracking cookie, and it sends affiliates to FirstPromoter with no approval wait described. However, the same page's FAQ says the exact commission percentage depends on the plan purchased by the referral, so 30% should not be presented as a universal guaranteed rate.

The page also says a minimum payout threshold exists but does not publish the amount; withdrawals are requested through FirstPromoter and may use PayPal, bank transfer, or other supported methods. No public rule defines commission duration or whether renewals continue earning.

Keep those mechanics unspecified rather than reducing the program to a first-payment-only model.