Not a one-off bounty on signup. You earn on every invoice a workspace you referred pays us for their first twelve months. Every renewal in that year, not just the first payment.
25%
of the plan price, excluding tax
1 year
from the day the workspace signs up
90 days
first click wins
PayPal
from $50, once commissions clear
25% of the plan price. Usage above the plan allowance sits on the same invoice and does not earn commission: you are paid for the customer, not for how much mail they send.
| Plan | They pay | You earn monthly | Over the year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $20/mo | $5 | $60 |
There is no cap on how many workspaces you refer, and no tier you have to reach first.
Tell us who you would be referring. We read every application and answer within a couple of days. Approvals are manual because a program full of coupon sites is worth less than one full of people who actually build with agents.
You get a link from your dashboard. Anyone who arrives on it is credited to you for 90 days, so a tutorial you wrote in March still earns from a reader who signs up in May.
Commissions appear as soon as the customer pays, clear 30 days later once the refund window has closed, and go to your PayPal whenever you ask for them.
People who reach developers and teams putting agents in front of real customers: newsletters about AI engineering, YouTube channels and courses on agent frameworks, consultancies that build agents for clients, and template or boilerplate authors whose users need an inbox.
It does not work for buying traffic, bidding on our name in search, coupon and cashback sites, or anything involving unsolicited email. Those get declined at application, and closed if they start after approval. The full list is in the terms.
Commission is on the invoice total excluding tax. It clears 30 days after the customer pays, so a refund in that window cancels it rather than costing you a clawback later. You cannot refer yourself. Applications are reviewed by hand, and we can decline one without a reason. Everything else is in the terms, which are short enough to read.
Apply to the program