GravityWrite Affiliate Program Is Discontinued: Current Status

GravityWrite still has product use cases that can support editorial content, but affiliate-search intent now begins with program status rather than commission math. The current site positions GravityWrite as an AI assistant for content creation and links workflows for blog writing, social media, marketing, YouTube, SEO, images, email, and other generated content.

A reviewer can still test a defined brief from idea through a draft or social asset and compare editing control, structure, and output workflow. That can be useful to content marketers, bloggers, social-media teams, and AI-writing audiences independently of whether a referral program is open.

The official affiliate page is unambiguous: GravityWrite says the Affiliate Program has been discontinued, it is no longer accepting new affiliate registrations, and affiliate commission payouts have ended. Only affiliates who had already reached the minimum payout threshold before discontinuation remain eligible to request an outstanding payment through support.

At the same time, the old Rewardful-hosted signup page still resolves and still displays a 30% “all payments” offer. That stale platform page conflicts with GravityWrite's current official status page and must not be treated as evidence that applications remain open.

Consequently, the older 30%, 60-day, lifetime, recurring, and $50 values shown elsewhere on this page are not repeated as current normalized terms. The CTA should only ask readers to review status.

Content-marketing, AI-writing, SEO, blogging, social-media, and creator audiences that want a current product review and a clear explanation of why the former affiliate offer should not be promoted as open.

Publishers looking specifically for a live affiliate opportunity should not send readers to the old Rewardful signup as though it were current. Former affiliates with qualifying outstanding payouts should follow GravityWrite's support instruction instead.