Referral programme
Recommend the library.
Keep up to 60%.
Every plan pays, and the longer the plan the larger the share. What follows is the whole arrangement: the three rates, which renewals pay again and which do not, the five rules that decide whether a sale counts, and the three parts of this that are not built yet. That last one is near the top rather than in a footnote.
- Top rate60% on lifetime
- Attribution60 days from the click
- Payoutheld 30 days
- Runningnot yet
The rates
Paid on the first payment, at the rate the plan carries. The dollar figures are this page multiplying today’s prices by today’s rates, so they cannot drift away from what is actually on sale.
3 months
$89 every 3 months
Commission40%You keep$35.60The first payment only. Renewals of this plan do not pay again.Yearly
$189 a year
Commission50%You keep$94.50The first payment, and every renewal after it for as long as they stay.Lifetime
$299 once
Commission60%You keep$179.40One payment, so one commission. There is no renewal to pay on.
Prices in US dollars, read from the same file the pricing page reads. Move a price and the figures above move with it.
What renews, and what does not
One plan pays you twice. The other two pay once, for two different reasons, and both reasons are worth saying out loud.
The yearly plan pays again on every renewal, for as long as the person keeps it. Somebody who stays on a yearly subscription for three years was genuinely well recommended, and a rate that only counted the first year would be pretending otherwise.
The 3 month plan pays once, on the first payment. It renews four times as often for a smaller amount, and paying on each of those would turn one introduction into an annuity. That is a decision rather than an oversight, which is why it is here and not in the small print.
Lifetime has no renewal at all. One payment, one commission, and it is the largest of the three.
The terms
All five, on the page. Each one protects both sides, and a rule you find out about at payout time is a rule you argue about with somebody who has already done the work.
Payouts are held for 30 days
A commission is released 30 days after the payment it came from, not on the day of the sale. The window is there for chargebacks: a card network can reverse a payment weeks after it cleared, and it takes the money back whether or not the commission has already left. It is not a refund window. A Thanor purchase is not refunded, because the prompt is delivered the moment it is paid for and cannot be handed back.
No self-referral
Buying through your own link does not earn a commission, and neither does a purchase made by the same household or the same company. A discount you arrange for yourself is not an introduction, and a programme that pays for one becomes a coupon with extra steps.
No paid search on Thanor brand terms
You may not bid on Thanor, or close variants of it, in paid search. Somebody typing the name into a search box was already on the way here, so a bid on that term sells us traffic we had, at a price, and it pushes up what we pay for our own name while it does it.
Attribution runs for 60 days
The click starts the window. If the person subscribes within 60 days of it, the sale is yours. After that it is not, however the decision was made. A longer window sounds generous and mostly pays for coincidences.
An active Thanor plan is what we look for
You are recommending a library, and the recommendations that work come from people who open it, so a live plan is the first thing an application is read against. It is not a hard bar, and saying it was would be a rule we waive quietly: a partner record does not require an account at all, because somebody with the right audience is worth approving either way. The form below does not ask for an account, and when the programme starts this is read alongside everything else in the application rather than as a gate.
Three things this programme does not have
- There is no tracking. Every tool that does this attaches to a payment processor, and none is connected, so there is no link to hand out and no click to attribute.
- There is no dashboard and nothing to sign into. A dashboard reading zero, fed by a system that is not counting, is worse than no dashboard at all.
- Nobody is earning anything today. Nothing on this site can take a payment, and a programme that cannot be paid into cannot pay out.
All three land together, because all three hang off the same missing piece. The rates and the terms above are decided and they are what the programme will open with.
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This puts you on the list and does nothing else. Tell us where you would be recommending it and what you would actually make; the answer to the last question is the one we read twice.