Affiliate program
How it works
- 1Apply, once applications openCreate a free account, verify your email, and pick the code that will ride your links. A person reviews every application; the status is always visible on your dashboard.
- 2Get your linksEvery live offer gives you a tracking link carrying your code. The moment someone clicks it, a click row with a unique id is written before the redirect fires.
- 3Track everythingClicks, attributed conversions, commissions and payouts, all on one dashboard, all derived from the ledger. If a number is there, there is a row behind it.
Estimate it yourself
The rate is whatever your dashboard terms say for each offer; type it, do not trust a landing page with it.
The monthly total appears once you type the rate from your offer terms.
Arithmetic over the inputs above, nothing else. Refunds subtract at the same rate.
Dated terms, never rewritten
Every offer carries dated terms: a commission rate and an attribution window, effective from a stated moment. A conversion is attributed to the last tracked click inside the window and priced at the terms in force when that click happened. Changing the rate writes a new dated row; it never edits the old one, so a commission earned under July terms is still July terms in September.
Refunds write a negative row at the same rate, in the same ledger. Your balance is the signed sum, and the payout history sits next to it, so eligible commission is always earned minus paid, derived from rows you can see.
This page quotes no headline percentage, because rates are set per offer and shown with their dates on your dashboard. A figure we could not back with a ledger row does not appear.
What your dashboard shows
- ClicksEvery tracked click, counted from durable rows, per day.
- AttributionLast touch inside the offer's stated window, decision named.
- CommissionsSales positive, refunds negative, summed per currency.
- PayoutsEach payout listed, so eligible balance is always derivable.
Why the numbers hold
Click written before redirect
The click row is awaited before you are sent on. A click that is not recorded is our visible failure, never your silent loss.
Append-only ledger
Commission rows are written once and never edited. Corrections are new rows, so history stays auditable.
Forward-dated terms
Rates and windows take effect forward from a stated date. Nothing is repriced retroactively.
One set of books
Your dashboard, our admin and the monthly reconciliation all read the same rows. There is no second set of books.
Beyond the commission
Embeddable widgets
Put a live spread board or calculator on your own site. Your audience gets real data; you keep the session.
Data to build on
Measured spreads and firm data to build content on, with the methodology attached.
Guides ready to reference
Plain-language guides and calculators you can link straight into your videos and posts.
Questions
How do I join?
Applications aren't open yet: they open once link tracking is live on this site. Ask about the program through the contact form and we'll write to you then. Joining will mean a free Prop Spread account, a verified email and an application from your account area with the code you want on your links, reviewed by a person.
How are commissions calculated?
Each offer carries dated terms: a commission rate in basis points and an attribution window. A conversion is attributed to the last tracked click inside that window, and the commission is computed from the terms in force at click time. A rate change never rewrites history, because terms are append-only.
What happens on refunds?
A refunded purchase writes a negative row in the same ledger, at the same rate. Your dashboard total is the signed sum, so it always matches what is actually owed.
When and how do I get paid?
Payouts are recorded against your ledger and listed on your dashboard, so eligible balance is always earned minus paid. Set your preferred payout method and address in the dashboard; we settle directly with you.
Can I see the clicks behind my numbers?
Yes. Every tracked click has a unique id written before the redirect fires, and your dashboard counts come from those rows, not from a script estimate. If a number is on your dashboard, there is a row behind it.