Partner program
40% of every payment. For as long as they stay.
Not twelve months. Not the first invoice. The life of the subscription — and the rate is written onto the referral the day it is made, so it can never be cut out from under you.
Why the rate is this high
We are spending on distribution instead of ads. Every dollar that would have gone to Google goes to the person who actually made the introduction. That is the whole strategy, and it is why the rate is close to double what mature SaaS programs pay.
Whatever the rate is on the day you refer someone, that is the rate that customer pays you for as long as they stay. That is not a promise we are asking you to take on trust: the rate is stamped onto the referral when it is created and read back on every invoice after it. We could not reprice you retroactively if we wanted to.
What a referral is worth
| Plan | Price | You earn monthly | Per year, if they stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $39/mo | $15.60 | $187.20 |
| Agency | $99/mo | $39.60 | $475.20 |
| Enterprise | $249/mo | $99.60 | $1,195.20 |
And at volume
Monthly, once active
| Plan | 1 customer | 10 customers | 50 customers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $15.60 | $156 | $780 |
| Agency | $39.60 | $396 | $1,980 |
| Enterprise | $99.60 | $996 | $4,980 |
Annual run-rate
| Plan | 1 customer | 10 customers | 50 customers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $187 | $1,872 | $9,360 |
| Agency | $475 | $4,752 | $23,760 |
| Enterprise | $1,195 | $11,952 | $59,760 |
These are our plan prices times the commission rate — not a forecast. We have no idea how many customers you will refer. “Run-rate” means what that many active subscriptions pay you over twelve months; referrals that arrive mid-year earn from the month they arrive, and ones that cancel stop. Commission is on net revenue, excluding tax. Free and Creator plans earn nothing.
The demand is not hypothetical
Rival IQ’s entry plan starts at $239/mo — one user, ten tracked companies — and its agency-grade tiers run $349 and $559. Agency does the same job at $99.
You are not convincing anyone the category exists. You are telling them it costs less than what they are already paying.
Who buys it
Agencies and marketers exporting TikTok comments, search results and profiles for client reporting — the core segment. Solo creators pulling reference clips without watermarks. Developers and data teams consuming the REST API and completion webhooks. If your audience includes any of those, you have something to say.
How it works
- Sign up free. You do not need to buy anything to join, and you can use the product on the free tier before you write about it.
- Claim your link — tikklip.com/a/yourname. Yours permanently. Add ?s=anything to see which placement converted.
- They sign up within 30 days of clicking. There is no deadline after that on when they subscribe — a free signup that upgrades months later still earns you a commission. Pro and above earn. Free and Creator do not.
- Commission accrues on every payment they make, holds 30 days against refunds, then becomes payable.
- We pay by PayPal or Wise once you are over $50. Your first payout is reviewed by a person before it goes out; after that it is routine.
What we do not do
- We never tell you who you referred. You see plan, month, status and amount — never a name, never an email. That is a commitment to our customers and it applies to you too.
- No third-party tracking script. The link is first-party and so is the cookie. Nothing about this program put a vendor pixel on our site.
- No quota, no expiry, no reclaiming paid commission except where the payment that earned it was refunded or disputed.
Questions
- How long is the cookie?
- 30 days, last click.
- They cancel and resubscribe later?
- New subscription, not re-attributed. Lifetime means the life of the subscription you referred.
- Can I refer myself?
- No. The database refuses it.
- Do I earn on sales tax?
- No. Commission is on net revenue.
- When am I paid?
- Monthly, once payable is over $50 and the 30-day hold has passed.
- Annual plans?
- Commission releases in 12 monthly installments, because the card behind it can be disputed for months.
- Do customers get refunds?
- No. They keep access through the period they paid for — so a referral cannot be reversed by a change of heart.
Rules, briefly
The short version of what keeps an affiliate account in good standing:
- Do not bid on our brand terms in paid search — “tikklip”, its misspellings, or the brand plus a modifier.
- Do not place links on coupon, deal, or voucher sites.
- Do not point paid advertising directly at tikklip.com. Send traffic to your own content first.
- Do not refer yourself, or accounts you own or control.
- Do not send unsolicited bulk email. Complying with CAN-SPAM and equivalent law is yours, not ours.
- Do not imply you are tikklip. No lookalike domains, email addresses, or social accounts.
- Do not make claims about the product beyond the copy we provide. If you want to say something we have not said, ask first.