iGaming analytics platform Blask has announced Blask Affiliates. The feature finds affiliate websites, identifies which operator brands appear on their pages, and logs the exact position of each brand every day, with a dated screenshot as the record.
It finds affiliate sites by keyword, locates the pages that carry brand rankings, and records daily which brands appear and where. The affiliate directory lists every tracked site in a country, sortable by traffic.
The brand list shows how many affiliates carry each brand, with week-over-week and month-over-month change. Drilling into a specific brand shows which affiliate sites carry it, on how many pages, and at what rank; drilling into a specific affiliate shows every brand it carries and where.
For operators, the data runs as a daily toolkit:
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Track your own placements. Confirm a logo ran on the page and in the position a contract specifies, on the days paid for.
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Find new affiliate partners. Sort the list by traffic and see which high-value sites are not carrying your brand yet.
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See where competitors are placed. Check which affiliates already carry a rival’s brand, market by market.
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Catch a competitor’s campaign as it builds. A jump in a brand’s affiliate count, week over week or month over month, shows up before it is obvious anywhere else.
For affiliates, the same dataset runs the other way:
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See what competing affiliate sites are running. Check which brands a rival site carries, on how many pages, and at what position.
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Pitch brands that are actively expanding. A brand adding affiliates fast, month over month, is worth approaching before its program fills up.
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Judge a brand’s strength before committing shelf space. The number of affiliates already carrying it is a verifiable signal, not a guess.
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Scout new markets. See which operators are already active with affiliates in a country before deciding where to expand.
Blask Affiliates is live now, with coverage starting in Brazil, where it already tracks 315 affiliate sites. Additional countries will be added over time.
Related reading: European iGaming markets after the 2026 tax rises and ad bans and Blask report: Fantasy sports demand grows 4x faster than the overall iGaming market.
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Originally published in the NYCE Marketplace section on Yogonet on September 14, 2026.