Commissions start when paid plans open
Paid plans aren’t open yet. You can apply now and share your link. Spending during the free trial does not earn commission.
Apply once. After that, every commission follows the same path.
Only direct referrals count. The rules are the same for every partner.
The last valid partner link a creator opened in the 30 days before signing up is the candidate.
If a creator enters your code before their first paid top-up, it wins over any link they opened before.
After a creator’s first real payment the link never changes, and it lasts for as long as they use Auto Reply.
Each commission waits 30 days, then becomes payable. Payouts go out once a month, by hand.
| Payout day | The 15th of each month |
|---|---|
| Minimum | $10, smaller amounts roll over |
| In the US | PayPal business payment |
| Elsewhere | PayPal or Wise |
| Tax form | W-9 or W-8BEN |
Outside the US, you confirm that you promote Auto Reply outside the US. Refunds and cost corrections adjust commissions, and a payout already made is taken off future ones.
Short, and the same for everyone.
Anyone who can share Auto Reply with creators and will say that they earn a commission. You sign in with Google to apply, and you do not need to connect an account.
For as long as a creator you referred keeps using Auto Reply. Topping up again, or changing how they pay, does not end it.
Refunds and cost corrections adjust the commission they produced. If a payout was already made, the amount is taken off your future commissions.
In the app: creators you referred, referrals that are locked in, commission waiting out its 30 days, and commission ready to pay.
When trial spots are full, creators who arrive through a partner link go first on the waitlist. The trial itself does not earn commission.
No. Referring your own accounts, or accounts you control, does not earn commission and can end your partnership.