20% monthly, 25% annual.

Two rates, one rule

Monthly plans pay 20% of net revenue. Annual plans pay 25% and cost ten months for twelve, so the annual buyer pays $799.90 for a year of Creator rather than $959.88. Commission applies to subscriptions and to credit top-ups alike.

Credit packs are top-ups

Packs are not sold on their own. They only become available once a subscription's credits are exhausted, and they carry the same commission as the subscription that unlocked them.

Who gets paid

Commission is attributed to the promoter whose link or code brought the account in. Attribution is last-touch within the payment provider's window and fixed at signup. One paying account produces one commission, paid to one promoter.

Withdrawing

Balance can be withdrawn while your own subscription is active. If your subscription lapses, commission keeps accruing but the balance is locked until you subscribe again; it is held for 24 months before it is settled under the terms.

Staying qualified

Twelve months without a new active referral pauses commission. A new active referral re-activates the account automatically, from that referral onward; commissions on referrals made before the pause are not back-paid and do not resume. Accounts ended for fraud are the one exception: those need a manual review.

How it is paid

Checkout, sales tax and payouts run through the payment provider as merchant of record. There is no monthly fee and nothing to pay to join. Payouts go to a bank account or PayPal, in USD.

What is not allowed

No recruiting bonuses, no commissions on sign-ups alone, no fees to join. Self-referral, arranging purchases with people who would not otherwise buy, bidding on our brand terms, cookie stuffing, and traffic that misrepresents the product end the relationship and forfeit unpaid commission.

What you must disclose

If you earn a commission, say so. Put a clear, hard-to-miss line next to every affiliate link — before the link, not behind a "disclosure" tab — in plain words such as "I earn a commission if you subscribe through this link." That applies to posts, videos, podcasts, newsletters and pinned comments alike. The disclosure has to be understandable without clicking anything else.

Claims you may not make

Do not promise income, earnings or "passive income" figures, do not invent results, reviews or customers, and do not describe the product in ways this site does not. Only claims supported by our own published pages may be repeated. Income claims and fabricated proof end the relationship and forfeit unpaid commission.

Taxes and payout records

Payouts are made by the payment provider as merchant of record. You are responsible for the tax on what you earn; where the law requires it we ask for tax details and issue the applicable reporting form for payouts above the legal threshold. Payouts are in USD to a bank account or PayPal.

Eligibility and agreement

You must be 18 or older and allowed to promote this kind of service where you live. Joining the programme means accepting these terms; breaking them — including the disclosure and claims rules above — can end the account and cancel unpaid commission.

An example

A partner joins in March and refers three monthly Entry customers. Each one pays $15.99 a month, so the partner earns $3.20 a month for those three while the referrals stay active.

Nothing new arrives for a year. In March of the following year the account pauses: the three customers are still paying, but the partner earns nothing on them. In September the partner refers a fourth customer, and the account re-activates on its own. From that month the partner earns on the fourth customer only. The first three never resume, and the paused months are not back-paid.

Changing the programme

We can change the rate for future referrals with 30 days' notice; commissions already earned keep the rate that applied when the invoice was paid.