Referral programme
Send someone here, and get paid when they stay
One link, an attribution you can read, and a ledger that only says paid once the payment provider confirms it. The rate and the terms are set by whoever runs this instance, and this page always shows their current published revision.
How attribution works
Nine steps, and none of them is a guess
A commission is a ledger row with a cause. Every state below is written by a server event, never by opening a page or clicking a button.
- 01
Terms are published
The instance owner writes a complete revision — rate, attribution window, hold period, payout minimum. Nothing below can start until one exists.
- 02
You enrol, signed in
Enrolment records which revision you accepted. A later revision does not rewrite the one your existing commissions were earned under.
- 03
You get an opaque link
The code carries no name, no email and nothing about you. Copying it copies it — nothing is sent anywhere.
- 04
A visit is attributed, with consent
Attribution is recorded server-side when the visitor consent allows it. Someone who declines still gets the product; you simply do not get a row.
- 05
They subscribe, and the payment settles
A started checkout is not a conversion. The commission accrues from settled payment evidence only.
- 06
The commission is pending
It appears in your ledger immediately, marked pending, with the date its hold clears.
- 07
The hold clears, or a refund reverses it
A refund or chargeback inside the window appends a reversal row. Rows are never edited or deleted, so the history stays readable.
- 08
A payout is approved and attempted
Eligible rows are allocated to one payout. Approving it starts an attempt; the attempt can fail, and then it says so.
- 09
The provider confirms, and only then it is paid
Paid comes from the payment provider confirmation, never from a button. Until it arrives the row reads payout in progress.
Terms on this instance
The rate is the owner to set, and to publish
The product ships the programme; it does not ship a rate. What you see here is whatever revision the owner of this instance has published — and if they have not published one, you see that instead of a number we made up.
| Term | Published value |
|---|---|
| Commission rate | Set by the instance owner · no revision published |
| Attribution window | Set by the instance owner · no revision published |
| Hold before eligibility | Set by the instance owner · no revision published |
| Minimum payout | Set by the instance owner · no revision published |
A draft revision may exist, but a draft is not an offer, so nothing above can be quoted. When a complete revision is published, every field fills in at once and this page states the revision and its date.
Commissions currently accrue from Stripe settlements only. For any other payment provider the settled amount unit is not yet established, and the handler declines to accrue rather than record a figure that could be wrong by a hundred times.
Enrolment
You need an account. Enrolling records the exact terms revision you accepted.
Enrolment is closed on this instance until a complete terms revision is published, so there is nothing to accept yet.
Two things you can still do:
Your ledger
Signed in, this is your own — and only your own
Referrers see their links, their attributed signups and every commission row. The query cannot reach another referrer ledger, so there is nothing here to show you while you are signed out.
- Attributed
Someone arrived through your link and consent allowed it to be recorded. No money is involved yet.
- Pending
They subscribed and a payment settled. The row shows the date its hold clears.
- On hold
Inside the hold window, or flagged for review. The reason is written on the row.
- Eligible
The hold cleared. It can be allocated to the next payout that meets the minimum.
- Payout in progress
Approved and sent to the payment provider. It is not paid yet, and it says so.
- Paid
The provider confirmed it. This is the only state a button cannot produce.
- Reversed
A refund or chargeback landed inside the window. The original row stays and an adjustment is appended underneath it, so the total always adds up.
No amounts are shown on this page, signed in or out — they belong to your ledger, not to a marketing page.
Open my ledgerThe small print, in plain words
What counts, and what does not
Counts
- A new workspace that subscribes after arriving through your link, within the published window.
- Writing honestly about the product — a review, a comparison, a post that says what it does not do.
- Recommending it to a client, as long as you tell them the link is a referral.
Does not count
- Referring yourself, your own second workspace, or an account you administer.
- Paid search on the product name, or anything that reads as an official channel.
- Claiming a partnership, certification or endorsement. Referring is not partnering.
- A subscription that is refunded or charged back inside the window — that row reverses.
Disagree with an attribution or a reversal? Write to us and a person reviews the ledger rows behind it. Adjustments are appended with a reason, never applied silently. Brand assets for your write-up →