NFT affiliate program: refer and earn 25%

Every account has a referral link in the dashboard, in the form nft.imintify.com/?ref=yourcode. Clicking it sets a cookie that lasts 30 days. If that person signs up within those 30 days, their account is tied to yours for good, even if they take a while to make their first purchase.

From that moment you earn 25% of every credit purchase they make, not just the first one. If they come back six months later and top up again, you earn on that too. There is no cap, no tier system and no expiry on the account link itself.

Earnings build up as a pending balance. Once that balance reaches 50 credits you decide what happens to it. Leave it in credits and it lands in the same balance you spend on AI generations, or withdraw it and we send it to your wallet in euros or dollars. You can switch per payout, so a quiet month can stay in credits and a good one can be cashed out.

One credit is worth about one euro and about one dollar, the same rate as when you buy credits, so 50 credits is roughly 50 euros or 50 dollars. Below the 50 threshold the balance stays pending. You can watch it build, you just cannot spend or withdraw it yet.

The percentage is calculated over what the person you referred pays for credits, and it applies to every purchase for the lifetime of that account. Someone who buys a small pack once earns you a small amount. Someone who runs collections every month keeps earning you 25% every month, without you doing anything after the first click.

If you write about NFTs on your own site, you can add your domain in the dashboard instead of using a tracked link. Visitors who arrive at iMintify from that domain are credited to you automatically, so a plain link in an article counts the same as a referral link. Handy when you would rather not put query strings in your content, or when a platform strips them.

You can combine both. Use the link where you control it, such as a video description or a newsletter, and the domain for everything you publish on your own site.

It works best if you already talk to people who are trying to launch something on chain: creators explaining how to make a collection, community managers who get the same questions every week, and people who write tutorials. You are pointing them at a tool that solves the thing they are stuck on, which is a better reason to click than a discount code.

It works poorly as a spam channel. A link dropped in comment sections converts close to nothing, and accounts that arrive that way rarely buy credits, so there is nothing to earn 25% of.

The tools that lead to credit purchases most often are the ones that generate: the AI generator, the layer generator for full collections, and the token creator. Deploying a contract and publishing a mint site are free apart from the network fee, so they work well as a first step towards a purchase rather than the purchase itself.

Your dashboard shows how many people you referred, how many credits are pending, and what has been withdrawn. Pending shows as a count against the 50 credit threshold, so you always know how far off a withdrawal is. Nothing is hidden behind a report you have to request.