Commission30% on a new customer's first audit$149.10 at today's $497 list price. Repeat audits and extra runs earn nothing.
AttributionA confirmed registration beats later touchesLink: 30 days, consent-dependent. Coupon: no cookie, no window. Confirmed registration: 90 days, any device.
Payout$300 floor, after a 30-day holdVia Stripe, in USD, to the account you set up in the dashboard. Smaller balances carry over.
ReversalsRefunds and chargebacks reverseBefore or after the hold; a partial refund reduces the commission proportionally. All visible in the dashboard and sent by postback.
Self-referralsYour own purchases earn nothingNor do your business's, your staff's or your household's, and your own address is never a lead.
CountriesStripe must be able to pay youCheck your country first. Approved money with no payout account is forfeited after 180 days.
What exactly do I earn on a $497 audit?
$149.10 with your referral link. $124.25 if the buyer used your 5% coupon, $99.40 with the 10% coupon — the discount is funded from your commission, which is why it is yours to give.
When do I actually get paid?
A commission holds for 30 days — the refund window — then becomes approved. Payouts run once your approved balance reaches $300; anything below that carries forward to the next run.
Why is the minimum payout $300?
A bank transfer costs money, and a high floor makes one-off self-referral gaming pointless. The honest consequence: two full-price referrals ($298.20) sit $1.80 under the line, and the third releases all three. Plan around the third sale, not the first.
What happens if a visitor declines tracking consent?
In the EU/EEA, UK and Switzerland the referral cookie is not set, so a link click cannot be attributed. Your coupon still can — it identifies you deterministically, with no cookie involved — and a confirmed email lead needs neither a cookie nor a window.
If someone reads my post today and buys months later, do I still earn?
If they only clicked, no — the cookie lapses after 30 days. If they signed up for
one of our emails through your link and confirmed that exact registration, yes, for
90 days from that confirmation: inside the window it outranks any cookie or
coupon in play when they buy, on any device. Getting someone onto a list is therefore worth considerably
more to you than getting them onto a page.
What counts as a lead, and can someone take one from me?
Any email registration — the newsletter, the email course, a Core Web Vitals watch — made after arriving
through your link. It counts once the person confirms their address; an unconfirmed sign-up is just
something typed into a form, and we will not credit a sale to it. A lead belongs to whoever generated it
first, so nobody can take one from you by getting the same person onto a second list later. Creating a free
account, for the Fix Simulator say, is not a lead — only a confirmed email signup is.
Do returning customers and extra runs earn commission?
No. Commission is earned on a customer's first audit purchase. Extra runs bought on an existing audit do not earn one, and a buyer who has bought before is not a referral.
Can I buy through my own link?
No — self-purchases don't earn a commission, and refunded or charged-back sales are reversed.
Which countries can receive payouts?
Payouts run through Stripe Connect, which is not available everywhere. Check your country under the signup form — the list is Stripe's, read fresh — and finish Stripe's onboarding before you promote. If you cannot enable payouts, an approved balance is forfeited after 180 days.
Can I inspect the product before recommending it?
Yes. Read the complete method and worked example, see one finding end to end, inspect the delivery pipeline, and read when this audit is the wrong tool.
How does the 5% introduction bonus work?
If an affiliate joins through your recruit link, you earn 5% of the net audit revenue their referred sales generate — first level only, never overrides on overrides. Their own commission is unaffected.