The path with no product in it. No store, no stock, no fulfilment. A code, a cut of what it sells, and nothing to ship.
How it works
- You get a code. Issued to you, tied to your account.
- Someone buys with it. Any house, any product on the marketplace.
- The sale is attributed to your code at checkout.
- You earn commission at your assigned rate on qualifying sales.
Attribution is on the code entered at checkout, not on a click or a cookie. That is a deliberately narrow rule: it cannot be gamed by last-touch link stuffing, and it means the buyer knows they credited you.
The rate
Who this suits
- Anyone with an audience and nothing to sell them.
- Sellers already on the platform. An affiliate code and a shelf are not mutually exclusive.
- People who want in before they have product. The lowest-commitment way onto the platform, and it converts into a shelf later without starting over.
The rules
- No self-purchase. Your own code on your own order does not qualify.
- No paid search on our terms. Bidding on the brand name to intercept traffic that was already ours pays nothing.
- No coupon aggregators. Codes scraped onto a discount site are deactivated.
- A refunded or charged-back sale reverses the commission. Same rule the fee follows.
- Say you are an affiliate. Disclosure is a legal requirement in most places, not a courtesy.
A code used against these is switched off. Commission already earned and paid on clean sales is not clawed back.
Getting paid
Commission accrues against your account and is paid on a schedule stated when your code is issued. It is income, not store credit, and it is yours to declare. Nothing here is tax advice. See Getting paid for the general shape of how money leaves the platform.
Status
Applications are open and codes are issued case by case. The self-serve dashboard, real-time attribution reporting and automated payouts are not built. Until they are, your figures come from us and you should ask if the number looks wrong.