Your customer pays every month. So do we.

Recurring, not one-off

Most affiliate programs pay you once, when the sale happens. This one pays on every payment that customer makes afterwards, for the whole life of their subscription.

The arithmetic parts company from the second month onwards: a customer who stays two years is twenty-four commissions, not one. It is also why we would rather you sent us customers who fit the product — one who leaves in month two stops paying both of us.

How it works, in three steps

1. Share your link

   You get one link with your code in it. Post it, put it in your newsletter, send it to a client who needs the service. The same code works for every product in the ecosystem.

2. Your customer pays

   They sign up and pay as they normally would. Nothing changes for them and there is no code to remember at checkout: the link is what connects the sale to you.

3. You earn, month after month

   Commission is calculated on what was actually collected, and it repeats with every renewal. Your dashboard shows the totals, and we pay once you pass the threshold.

The rates in force

These are the percentages we pay today, read from the same place the payouts read them.

All rates, in detail

One code, the whole ecosystem

You register once and receive a single referral code, valid for every product in the Eurhosting ecosystem. No separate application per product, no second dashboard, no second contract.

That is the practical argument for registering now rather than later: the code you get today is the code that will carry the products added tomorrow.

When you get paid

We check your balance at the end of every month. Once it reaches €100.00 we issue a pro forma invoice and pay by bank transfer. Below that the balance stays in your account and carries over — it is never lost.

Amounts are gross: tax is yours to handle, as are any charges your own bank applies. If you close your account the threshold stops applying, and whatever you have earned is paid at the next run.

What the tracking does, and what it cannot do

When someone follows your link, a cookie is stored in that browser. If they buy within 90 days the sale is yours, whether they buy on the first day or the eighty-ninth.

Here is the part most programs leave out. That cookie lives in one browser, on one device. If your customer opens your link on their phone and then signs up from their computer, that sale is not attributed to you. The same goes if they clear their cookies, or open the link in private browsing.

There is one more, and it is the heaviest. The products’ sites ask every visitor whether they accept cookies, and yours is written only if the answer is yes. Someone who refuses, or who closes the banner without answering, cannot be attributed to you even if they buy an hour later. We would rather ask the question for real and lose the attribution than record it anyway.

A longer window would not change it: the window decides how long the cookie counts, it cannot recover a purchase made where the cookie never was. We would rather you knew that before sending us traffic than discover it afterwards, from a number that looks lower than it should.

How attribution works, in detail