Earn 20% of every payment, for as long as they stay
Share FacelessHype with people who make videos. They get 10% off their first payment, and you get 20% of everything they pay for their plan, every month.
How it works
Step 1
Join in Settings
Sign in, open Settings, Affiliate, and accept the short program terms. You get your link and your code right away.
Step 2
Share your link or code
Your link gives 10% off for the people you send. Your code does the same when they type it at checkout.
Step 3
Get paid every month
You earn 20% of each payment they make. After a 30 day refund window it is yours. We pay by PayPal once a month from $50.
The numbers
An example of the math, not a promise of what you will earn: a customer on the Creator plan ($29 a month) pays $26.10 the first month and you get $5.22. Every month after, they pay $29 and you get $5.80.
- Your commission
- 20% of every plan payment, tax not included, for as long as the customer keeps paying
- Their discount
- 10% off their first payment (the first month, or the first year on a yearly plan)
- How long a click counts
- 60 days. If they open someone else's link later, the newest link counts
- When it is yours
- 30 days after each payment. A refund or a chargeback takes back its share
- Payouts
- We pay by PayPal once a month from $50. Less rolls over to the next month
Questions
- Who can join?
- Anyone with a FacelessHype account, free or paid.
- How do you pay me?
- We pay by PayPal once a month from $50. Add your PayPal email in Settings, Affiliate. Until you add one, your money waits and nothing is lost.
- Can I use my own code?
- No. Your own account, or a second account of yours, never earns a commission, and your own checkout does not take codes.
- Can I run ads?
- Yes, on your own channels and content. Not on search ads for our brand name (FacelessHype and spellings of it), and never spam.
- What if a customer gets a refund?
- The commission for that payment is taken back. If it was already paid to you, it comes off your next payout.
- Do credit packs count?
- No. Commissions are on plan payments: monthly, yearly, and upgrades.