Referral programme
Bring somebody else in. You earn 25% of what they pay, every month.
25% recurring on the subscription and on the extra sites of whoever you bring in, every month for as long as they keep paying.
Before how you earn, this page says what you may not promise. Read it all: it is short.
The rate
25%, applied in front of you.
On the prices that are already published. One single operation per plan, multiplied by nothing.
That is the commission for one referral on that plan, per month, for as long as they keep paying. It is not a projection of what you are going to earn, and we are not going to make one.
Plus 25% of whatever that referral pays for extra sites, at their plan's per-site price. Nothing else. There is no fourth number underneath.
How it works
Three steps. None of them is a course.
You share your link
Your link is in your account from day one. You send it wherever you talk to people: a message, a post, a conversation.
Whoever uses it creates their account and picks a plan
They sign up with your link, try the product and, if it is useful to them, they pick a plan. The system knows they came from you.
You earn {rate} every month they keep paying
On their subscription and on their extra sites. Every month, for as long as they keep paying. When they stop paying, it stops.
The fine print
Written at the same size as everything else.
You earn 25% on the referral's monthly subscription and on the extra sites they pay for.
Never on consumed balance. Balance is charged at the real cost of the action: there is no margin there to share.
Each commission is held for 30 days before it is released, because of chargebacks.
The commission stops when the referral stops paying. There is no lifetime commission on somebody who left.
Communication rules
What you may say, and what you may not.
Promising income is forbidden by regulation, not by an internal company policy. That is why there is no exception and no special permission: the rule sits above any preference of ours. Breaking it removes you from the programme.
Yes
- Show the product as it is. What it does, how it looks, what it costs.
- Tell your own experience, with a date and context. "I have been using it for four months for the shops in my area; the Agencia plan costs what the pricing page says."
- Use the published prices. The same ones on the pricing page, without adding them up or projecting them.
- Link to these pages. The complete information is already written here.
No
- Promise income in any form: figures, averages, "earn X a month", or screenshots of your own commissions presented as what somebody else is going to earn.
- Present yourself as if you were the company or speak on its behalf.
- Unsolicited bulk messages. The same standard the product demands of its own users applies: consent per channel, opt-outs processed, no improper re-contact.
The full rulebook is in the programme terms, accepted when you join. What is above is not a friendly summary: it is the rule.
Payments
When and how it is paid.
Commissions are released once the 30-day hold is met and are paid together with the monthly cycle, into your own account.
The specific payment method depends on the country you are in.
Questions
The four that matter.
It lasts every month the referral keeps paying, and it stops when they stop paying.
No, never on balance: it is charged at the real cost of the action and there is no margin there to share.
30 days is the window in which a chargeback can arrive; only after that is the commission final.
No. Promising income is forbidden by regulation, in any format, including screenshots of your own commissions; breaking it removes you from the programme.
Show it to whoever needs it.
You already know the whole rule.
No earnings calculator, no counter, no promises. 25% of a real subscription, every month it lasts.