15% of whatever your link sells

• 15% on goods, on every order. Not a starting rate and not a rate you climb to — there is one rate and everybody is on it from their first order. It is calculated on the products, excluding tax and shipping.
• No minimum and no threshold. Whatever has cleared is yours to ask for, whether that is one order or fifty. There is no balance to reach first.
• Your rate is fixed when the order lands. If we ever change the rate, it changes what a new order earns and nothing else — every order already on your account keeps the rate it was placed at. We have moved this rate before and did not reprice anybody who was already earning.

1. Apply. Your name, how to pay you, and where you post. We read them by hand, so it is a person deciding rather than a follower count.
2. Film fifteen seconds of the gear doing its job. A real session in a real place. No studio, no script, and nothing you have to buy first — use what you own from the 63 things we sell.
3. Post your link, or give out your code. Approval gets you both, and they are the same word. The link credits you with the viewer doing nothing; the code is the rescue for when a link cannot carry the credit — somebody who watches on a phone and buys on a laptop has no cookie, and the code still knows who sent them.
4. Get paid once it clears. Orders appear against your account as the clip circulates.

The one part of this worth reading twice, because it is where affiliate programmes usually get vague.

• Commission clears when the order can no longer be returned — 30 days after delivery, the same window a shopper gets to change their mind on the returns page. Until then it is pending, because until then the sale can still be undone.
• Cleared commission is paid on request. Asking tells us you are waiting; it is not a date we have promised to hit. We would rather say that plainly than print a payment day we cannot yet guarantee.
• We never take anything back off a later payment. If an order is refunded, that commission simply never becomes payable — it is not deducted from something else you earned. That is possible precisely because nothing is paid out until the return window has closed and the sale can no longer reverse.

• Say that it is a paid partnership. Every clip, every time. Disclosure is a legal requirement where you post and where we sell, and it is also the only version of this that is fair on the person watching.
• You keep your footage. You own what you filmed. What you give us is a licence to use it — on the site, on our own channels, and in paid advertising, which is the part that makes a clip worth paying for rather than just reposting.
• Being in an ad is a separate yes, and you can withdraw it. Appearing in paid advertising is asked for on its own rather than buried in the licence, because your face is not the same thing as your video. Withdraw it and we stop using the clip that way — it does not cost you commission you have already earned.
• You are credited by name unless you ask us not to be.

Applications are not open yet, and we would rather say so than show you a form that goes nowhere. Everything above is settled and already written into the system that pays commission — what is missing is the desk at the other end: no application submitted from this site would reach a person today. Publishing a form before that exists would just mean collecting applications nobody answers.

This page is here so you can decide whether it is worth your time before then. When it opens, an application asks for four things:

• Your name and the name to pay — asked separately, because the handle you post under is often not the name on the account.
• Where you post, so we can see the work rather than a follower count.
• Your agreement to the terms above, with the version you agreed to and when.
• Whether you are happy to appear in paid ads — a separate yes, and one you can take back.