Weebly

Weebly is now part of Square's product suite, so its current fit is clearest for small business owners who want a website tied to payments and selling tools. Local retailers, food sellers, service providers, creators, nonprofits, and pop-up merchants use Weebly when they need customizable pages, store setup, marketing features, and Square checkout options without managing separate commerce software. The brand is especially familiar to nontechnical owners who want a guided website builder before they think about a larger ecommerce stack.

The product still matters for readers who remember Weebly as a standalone website builder, because new site and store work now overlaps with Square Online. A merchant can publish a basic business site, add products, take orders, manage shipping, and connect payment acceptance across online and in-person sales. Weebly also fits event vendors and local shops that sell in person one week and need an online catalog the next. That makes it most relevant to publishers serving small operators who care less about custom code and more about a working storefront, simple page editing, and Square's broader merchant ecosystem.

The old Weebly affiliate footer now points into Square's current affiliate program, and Square's public affiliate page lists Square Websites among eligible products. Applicants use the Impact application, then promote Square links and banners after approval. Square says the program credits participating websites for eligible activations and selected sales referred through tracked affiliate links.

Square's public FAQ lists a 30-day return window for visitors who click and come back later, with an additional bonus tied to a revenue-generating event within 45 days from activation. Impact handles tracking by tagged links and pays monthly commission by check or direct deposit around the 15th of the following month once the account balance reaches $50. Square does not publish a Weebly-specific commission amount on the public page, so the row keeps rate wording tied to eligible events rather than a guessed percentage or bounty.