How the Rhazes referral programme works

The short version

You share a code. A colleague uses it, gets a discount, and subscribes. You earn commission on their first billing cycle.

What you earn

20% of the first billing cycle of each referred subscription, whether they take a monthly or a yearly plan.

Yearly is worth considerably more to you than monthly, because the first billing cycle is the whole year rather than one month.

What they get

A discount, applied at checkout. The amount is shown to them when they enter the code, so nobody is guessing.

This is the part that makes the programme worth using rather than awkward. You are not asking a colleague to pay full price so that you get paid; they are better off going through you than not.

The 60 day window

You get credit if they subscribe within 60 days of clicking your link. That is a generous window on purpose, because the realistic path is that a colleague clicks, tries the free plan for a few weeks, and decides later.

A code entered at checkout also credits you directly, whether or not they ever clicked a link.

There is no application

You are not applying to anything and nobody is reviewing you. Creating your first code enrols you, and that is the whole process. See Creating and sharing your referral code.

Where it lives

Settings → Referral programme. It shows your codes, your referrals, what you have earned, and your payout setup.

Getting paid

Commission is held briefly, approved, then withdrawn to your bank account through Stripe. See Tracking your referrals and commissions and Setting up payouts and withdrawing.