TikTok Shop · Policy change
TikTok Shop policy update: Added a 14-day grace period window: if a disqualified shop or…
- Added a 14-day grace period window: if a disqualified shop or product regains affiliate marketing access within 14 days, previous affiliate plans are automatically restored — reducing disruption for sellers who quickly remediate issues.
- Tightened product disqualification language: existing affiliate marketing collaborations for a disqualified product may now be terminated (not just blocked from new ones), increasing immediate impact on active campaigns.
- Replaced the blanket rule that previous collaborations could never be restored with a conditional restore path, giving sellers a meaningful recovery mechanism tied to the 14-day threshold.
- Clarified that manual re-initiation of collaborations is only required when the 14-day restoration window is missed, making the post-disqualification workflow more explicit for both shops and products.
📄 Source monitored: TikTok Shop Affiliate Marketing Policy
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This summary was generated by SellerSafe's AI from the before/after of the official policy page on August 26, 2026. It may not capture every nuance — always read the official source before making business decisions. SellerSafe is not affiliated with any marketplace.