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Affiliate

Every affiliate link you have created

An affiliate link is a tracked URL you share with your audience. Each one carries a unique hash, and every visit and signup that arrives with that hash is attributed to you — which is how your kickback is calculated.

Create one per channel rather than one for everything: a link for your newsletter, one for your Instagram bio, one for a blog post. The names are yours alone; nobody else sees them.

Find them under Affiliate → Links in the sidebar. The subtitle above the table tells you how many of your allowance you have used, for example 3 of 10 links used.

Column
Description

Name

Your own label for the link. Click it to open the link.

Hash

The short code that identifies this link. It appears in every sharing URL and cannot be changed.

Created

When you created the link.

Each row ends with View, which opens the link's own page — its 30-day chart and its sharing URLs, see Link Details — and Delete.

  1. Go to Affiliate → Links.

  2. Click New link.

  3. Enter a Name — something you will recognise later, such as Newsletter or Instagram bio.

  4. Click Create link.

The link appears in the list with a freshly generated hash, ready to share.

You can have up to 10 affiliate links. Once you reach the limit the New link button disappears; delete a link you no longer use to free up a slot.

  1. Go to Affiliate → Links.

  2. Click Delete on the row you want to remove — or open the link and use Delete in its header.

  3. Confirm.

Deleting a link stops its hash being tracked: visits that still arrive on the old URL are no longer attributed to you. Anything already recorded stays counted, but the link and its history disappear from the portal. Retire a link only when you are sure it is no longer in circulation.

With no links yet the page shows a No affiliate links yet prompt and a Create your first link button, which opens the same dialog as New link.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can I choose my own hash?

No. Each hash is generated for you when the link is created and stays fixed for the life of the link.

Where do I find the URL to share?

Open the link and look at the Sharing URLs card. It holds the Partner URL for the marketing site and the Signup URL for sending people straight to signup, each with a Copy button. See Link Details.


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