Affiliates: earn 25% for life
25% for life. 60-day tracking. Monthly PayPal payments.
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Creators, agencies and freelancers: share your personal link and track earnings, statements and payment dates in your workspace.
Program rules
- Earn 25% of collected purchases and renewals excluding taxes and after discounts, for the lifetime of each referred customer. No earnings cap.
- The first valid affiliate link is remembered for 60 days in this browser. Attribution becomes permanent when a new account is created during that window. Existing accounts and self-referrals are excluded.
- Commissions become eligible after 30 days. Eligible earnings at month end are scheduled for the 15th of the following month, with no minimum, exclusively through PayPal.
- Payments are made manually. A scheduled date is not a payment confirmation: the actual date and reference appear after administrator confirmation.
- Refunds and disputes reduce commissions. Corrections after a statement is issued are deducted from future payouts. A valid PayPal email able to receive euros is required.
- Clearly disclose affiliate links. Spam, fake accounts, personal purchases, misleading ads and brand impersonation are prohibited. You are responsible for your tax obligations and any PayPal fees.
Before the first take.
What do I need to get started?+
A public website you are allowed to use and an email address to access your creation. Your website address is saved while you sign in.
Can I create videos in French or English?+
Yes. The website and studio are available in both languages. You can also choose your video’s language in the studio.
Are all my videos public?+
You choose your project’s visibility. If you allow gallery publication, its finished versions appear automatically. You can remove the project from the studio. Source files and drafts remain private.
How does the free trial work?+
The trial includes a first ten-second video. Bot checks and account, network and device limits prevent repeated trials with multiple emails. A shared network may already have used its trial.