Why this one
It only pays when somebody actually pays
There is no signup bounty here, and that is deliberate. Nothing leaves our side before an invoice is settled, which is what lets the reward be this size and this simple.
Both sides are paid, at the same moment
The person you invited is not paying for your reward. Their 200 credits arrive with yours, on the same invoice. You are handing them something rather than asking them for a favour.
Open to every account, from the first day
No application, no review, no level to reach. Open your profile and the link is already there: it exists before you ask for it.
Credits that build, not points in a scheme
They are the same credits your plan grants. They pay for creating an app, for each edit and for each image the AI generates, and they appear in your statement with the reason attached.
How it works
Four steps, and three of them are not yours to do
Your part ends when you send the link.
Copy your link
In the Studio, open Profile then Refer and earn. The link is already issued and carries your code.
Send it to someone
They sign up through it. The free plan does not ask for a card, so nothing stands between the click and the account.
They subscribe
When they pay their first invoice, 200 credits go to them and 200 to you. Both at once.
You spend them
Credits pay for what the AI does: building an app, each edit, each image. They enter the same balance your plan uses.
The one catch, said up front
On the free plan, your credits wait for you
They are earned, they are visible, and they are not spendable yet. Here is exactly why.
The free plan does not run on credits
It is metered in messages, five a day, and grants no credit balance at all. Dropping 200 credits into that account would hand you a number nothing reads, and a reward you cannot spend is worse than no reward: it looks like the rule was written to avoid paying.
They land in full the day you subscribe
Everything held is released at once, on any paid plan, whichever one you pick. Nothing expires while it waits, and the panel shows the amount the whole time, so you always know what is on the other side.
Who this is for
You do not need an audience for this one
The affiliate programme is built for reach. This one is built for the person who already knows exactly who needs an app.
A friend with an idea
The one who describes the same app every time you meet and has never found a way to build it.
A colleague at work
The internal tool your team keeps asking IT for. They can build it on their own account this week.
A client you already serve
You do the design, the copy or the marketing. The app they need sits right next to what you already deliver.
Someone you taught
You run a course, a mentorship or a community, and your people finish with a project and nowhere to ship it.
How the link knows it was you
First visit wins, and it stays won
Attribution is decided once, when the account is created, and is not revisited afterwards.
The first link counts
If somebody arrives through your link and only signs up later, after passing through another link in between, the referral is still yours. The first touch is the one recorded.
One reward per person, ever
It comes on the first invoice they pay and does not come again on their renewals. A subscription is not a monthly source of credits. For something that repeats, the affiliate programme is the right door.
You cannot refer yourself
A second account opened by you through your own link is refused at the moment of attribution, not later at payout. An account already attributed to somebody else stays with them.
You see who, not their address
The panel shows the invited person's email masked, as in m•••@gmail.com, with the status of each referral. You need to recognise the person; you do not need their address, and neither does anybody who invites a hundred people.
Three doors, not one
Credits or money?
This programme pays in credits and is open to everybody. Two others pay in money and are entered by application. They are not competing: they answer different questions.
The rules
What is worth knowing before you send the link
Short, and none of it hidden in a footnote.
- The reward comes on the FIRST invoice the person you invited pays, and only on that one.
- If they ask for a refund, the reward is voided on both sides, including the part already spent.
- You cannot refer yourself, and an account already attributed to somebody else stays theirs.
- Credits are not money: they cannot be withdrawn and do not become a discount on your invoice.
- On the free plan the reward is held, not lost, and lands in full when you subscribe.
- The amount can change for new referrals. What was promised on one already in your list does not change.
The amount is frozen on each referral at the moment the link is used. If the programme's figure goes up or down tomorrow, everybody already in your list keeps the number they were promised, which is the same commitment the affiliate programme makes on its rate.
Questions before you share it
Your link already exists. It is one click away.
Open your profile, copy it and send it to the person who has been describing the same app to you for a year.