Find a product you can confidently sell.
Understand the company, the customer, and what you earn before you apply. Each opportunity explains its commission rate and how long it runs. Browse first; set up payouts when you are ready to sell.
How it works
- 1Find a product for your audience
Browse without signing in or setting up Stripe. Read what the customer receives, who buys it, how selling works, and the commission terms.
- 2Set up your rep profile and payouts
Choose an opportunity, sign in, and complete your Stripe payout setup and Rep Card. We bring you back to that opportunity when you are done. Some merchants review an application before approving you.
- 3Get your own link
One click and you have a personal checkout link for that product. Some merchants ask you to apply first and approve reps themselves. The link is yours alone, so every purchase through it is credited to you.
- 4Share however you hustle
Cold email, DM, Twitter, YouTube description, QR on a flyer. Anyone who buys through your link is credited to you automatically. Working prospects by conversation instead? Forward those threads to your pipeline so they're credited to you too.
- 5Make the sale, follow the money
The customer pays on a secure Stripe checkout. Your commission is recorded as yours the moment the sale happens, and we email you. It reaches your Stripe account once the customer's payment clears, and Stripe pays it to your bank 30 days after that. Your earnings page shows where every commission is, step by step.
Your pipeline: credit for the sales you started
Real selling doesn't always end in a click on your link. You pitch someone for three weeks, then they go to the merchant's website and sign up on their own. On most platforms that sale is gone. Here it isn't.
Every rep gets a private pipeline address. Forward the conversations you're having with prospects to it, the same way you'd forward an email to a colleague. We pull out who the prospect is and keep a dated record that you were working them. Your Pipeline tab shows everyone you've got in play.
When one of your prospects signs up with the merchant, we spot the match and tell you, and you claim the sale. We never show you the merchant's customer list, only your own matches.
If there's a question over who earned it, the decision leans your way. A solid record dated before the customer signed up wins the claim, and the merchant doesn't have to referee it. The one rule is that your proof has to come first: a record created after the signup doesn't count.
Your customer attribution and commission duration are separate. Renewals earn commission for the term agreed when the customer was sold.
Recurring commissions
The merchant chooses whether a subscription pays commission on the first payment, the first few payments, or every payment while the customer stays. You see the rate and term before choosing the product. A later term change does not shorten what was promised on customers you already brought.
If the customer upgrades, downgrades or changes plan, they're still yours. Your credit is attached to their subscription, so it carries through every change automatically.
30-day clawback window: refunds or disputes within 30 days of a charge claw back that commission. After 30 days, it's yours — locked in. Merchants absorb the cost of refunds outside the window. You did the job; long-term product performance is their domain.
Pitch pages (planned)
Sending cold traffic straight to a Stripe checkout converts like sending it straight to a pricing page. The conversion lift is in the pre-sell — the pitch page between 'audience member' and 'click the Payment Link'.
Our drag-drop builder lets you assemble: hero, demo video, testimonials (auto-pulled from the merchant's Trustpilot / G2), pricing anchor, FAQ, urgency timer, discount toggle — then your Payment Link is the final CTA.
Built-in A/B testing picks the winning headline at statistical significance, automatically. AI rewrites merchant copy in your voice. Quiz funnels route people to the product that fits them.
Free to sell. No cap, no subscription.
We earn from the merchant's 5%, never from your commission. Optional paid selling tools are planned for later and will never be required.