Earning as an affiliate

Two ways to make money: referral commission, and reselling at your own price.

1. 1Two ways to earn

   First, your referral link: anyone who arrives through it is tagged to you for 30 days, and you earn commission on what they buy. Second, listings: you set your own selling price on a supplier's product and keep the difference. This tour covers both.

2. 2Your dashboard

   This is where your earnings, listings and payouts live. We'll come back to it — first we'll create a listing, because that's what the dashboard measures.

Pick a supplier's product, set your price, and get a link that's tagged to you.

1. 1Your panel on any product

   As an affiliate you see this panel instead of the buy button. It's how you turn any supplier's product into something you sell, without holding stock or handling delivery.

2. 2What the market looks like

   The wholesale price is the supplier's cost, the average is what other affiliates charge for this product, and the last sale shows what actually sold recently. Price above the average and you'll struggle; price below it and you're leaving money behind.

3. 3Set your selling price

   This is what your customers pay. Your earnings are the gap between this and the supplier's price, so raising it raises your margin — as long as it still sells. You can change it whenever you like.

4. 4Your own photos

   One image URL per line, and they replace the supplier's photos on your version of the listing. "Generate photos" builds a set from the supplier's original if you'd rather not source your own.

5. 5The link you share

   This is your listing. Anyone opening it sees your price, and the sale is credited to you. Share it anywhere — the tag rides in the URL, so it works from a message, a story or a bio link.

What you've made, what's withdrawable, and how each listing is doing.

1. 1What's actually withdrawable

   This figure is calculated, not stored: approved commissions minus everything already paid out or approved for payout. That's why it can differ from your lifetime earnings — a commission only counts once an admin approves it.

2. 2Requesting a payout

   Ask for any amount up to that balance. The request goes pending, an admin approves it, and it's marked paid once the transfer is made. It's sent to the InstaPay destination you gave when you registered.

3. 3Lifetime, units, and views

   Lifetime earned counts every commission regardless of status, so it runs ahead of what you can withdraw. Views are on your listing links specifically, with a conversion rate next to them.

4. 4Earnings over time

   Daily commission, so you can tell a steady stream from a single good week. Useful for judging whether a promotion actually did anything.

5. 5Every listing, line by line

   Views, units sold, revenue, your price, and how it compares with the market average. Each row also has a Sponsor button — that buys a promoted slot for your listing for 1–90 days, subject to admin approval.

Every order that earned you a commission, and where that commission stands.

1. 1Two filters, not one

   Order status and commission status are different things. An order can be fulfilled while its commission is still pending approval — filter on both to find, for example, delivered orders you haven't been credited for yet.

2. 2What each status means for you

   Pending is awaiting admin review, approved is counted in your withdrawable balance, paid has already reached you, and rejected won't be paid. That's the affiliate path end to end — the ? button replays any of it.