Brand affiliate commission

A separate catalogue you opt into

Affiliate offers are not something that just appears on a Brand Campaign card you're already matched to — there's a dedicated Affiliates page in your dashboard listing available campaigns paying commission per confirmed sale. You browse it and choose which ones to run.

Browsing the catalogue

Each listing shows the brand's name, image, category, and commission rate up front, so you can judge fit before activating. The catalogue can be genuinely empty at times — it only lists brands currently running an affiliate-enabled campaign, and new ones appear as brands join, not on any fixed schedule.

Adding and removing offers

1. 1Go to Affiliates in your dashboard
2. 2Click Add to bio on any campaign you want to run
3. 3Adscod mints a tracked link for that campaign — copy it and share it, or it appears as a card on your bio page
4. 4Click Remove any time to take it off your page

How a sale gets attributed to you

Every click on your tracked link carries a reference back to you. If the advertiser reports a completed sale against that reference, the commission is credited to you automatically. A click stays attributable for the campaign's attribution window — 90 days from the click — so a sale weeks after a click still counts toward you.

Commission rates

Each campaign shows its commission structure up front on the Affiliates page — either a flat amount per sale or a percentage of the sale. You keep 65% of whatever that commission comes out to, the same share you earn on clicks.

Tracking affiliate earnings separately

The Affiliates page has its own earnings summary — how many offers are active on your bio, conversions, pending amount, and total earned — separate from your general earnings dashboard.

When commission is released

Unlike click earnings, which post within minutes, affiliate commission is confirmed by the advertiser's own sale report — so it can take longer to land in your wallet, and a sale can be reversed if it's later returned or charged back.

Why an approved sale might not pay out right away

A reported sale goes through its own status before it counts toward your balance: pending until the brand's system reports it, then approved (or rejected) based on that report. But approved isn't the same as paid — the commission still has to be reserved against the advertiser's own campaign budget, and if that campaign is running low, your approved commission waits until the advertiser tops it up. This is the same funding dependency that affects Brand Campaign click earnings, applied to affiliate sales.