Earn a commission per subscriber

Creatorzel is new, and I want the first people who recommend it to be people who actually use it. Partners earn a commission for every subscriber they bring, for as long as that subscriber stays.

  • 20% on monthly plans
  • 30% on yearly plans

No partners are listed yet.

Who it is for

Three kinds of people I have in mind.

Creators and influencers

People with a Pinterest, Notion or blogging audience, which is where we start.

Founders and entrepreneurs

Owners of newsletters, communities and products that share tools with their audience.

Agencies

Agencies and freelancers who manage content for clients; the Agency plan already covers many accounts.

A worked example

Take the Creator plan. Commission is a percentage of what the subscriber pays, so the amounts follow the plan price.

Example: the Creator plan, monthly

A monthly subscriber pays $14 a month: $14 x 20% = $2.80 for you, every month.

Example: the Creator plan, yearly

A yearly subscriber pays $132 a year: $132 x 30% = $39.60 for you, every year.

Payouts and tracking are handled by Lemon Squeezy, the payment provider Creatorzel uses.

How it works

1
Write to me

Send me an email about who you are and where your audience is.

2
Get your link

If it looks like a fit, I reply with your personal partner link.

3
Share it and get paid

You share it honestly and get paid on every subscriber that stays.

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Commission on monthly plans

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Commission on yearly plans

steps

Steps from your email to getting paid

Recurring

For as long as the subscriber stays

What you earn

A percentage of what each subscriber you bring pays.

Monthly plans
20%

commission

For subscribers who pay every month.

  • Earned again every month
  • For as long as they stay subscribed
Apply by email
Yearly plans
30%

commission

For subscribers who pay once a year.

  • Earned again every year
  • For as long as they stay subscribed
Apply by email

Commission is recurring: you earn it again every month, or every year on a yearly plan, for as long as the person you referred stays subscribed.

The rules (they are short)

Five short rules.

Try Creatorzel yourself first

The free trial is enough. You can only honestly recommend what you have used.

Say it is a partner link

Write "affiliate link" or "#ad" where you share it, as advertising rules in most countries require.

No made-up claims

No invented claims, reviews, ratings or results, and no spam.

No ads in our name

No ads that use the name Creatorzel or pretend to be Creatorzel.

Write to me like a person

Tell me who you are in your own words. The apply section below says what to include.

Partners who break the rules are removed and pending commission is not paid.

Questions about the program

How much do partners earn?

Partners earn 20% of what the subscriber pays on monthly plans and 30% on yearly plans. On the Creator plan that is $2.80 a month for a monthly subscriber, or $39.60 a year for a yearly one.

How long does the commission last?

It is recurring. You earn it again every month, or every year on a yearly plan, for as long as the person you referred stays subscribed.

How are payouts and tracking handled?

Payouts and tracking are handled by Lemon Squeezy, the payment provider Creatorzel uses. Once you have your partner link, you share it and get paid on every subscriber that stays.

Who can become a partner, and how do I apply?

Creators and influencers with a Pinterest, Notion or blogging audience, founders who share tools with their audience, and agencies that manage content for clients. Try Creatorzel yourself first, then email partners@creatorzel.com with who you are, where your audience is and why Creatorzel fits them. If it looks like a fit, you get your personal partner link by reply.

What are the rules?

Say it is a partner link by writing "affiliate link" or "#ad" where you share it. No made-up claims, reviews, ratings or results, no spam, and no ads that use the name Creatorzel or pretend to be Creatorzel. Partners who break the rules are removed and pending commission is not paid.

Made for people who use Notion and Pinterest

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Creatorzel publishes the Pinterest pins you plan in a Notion calendar. WordPress is planned. See the roadmap.