Affiliate Rewards

Earn reward credits when someone discovers Anything through your app, creates an account, and pays for a subscription during their first year.

How affiliate rewards work

No affiliate link setup is required. Anything keeps the app associated with a new user's signup. Each successful qualifying subscription payment awards the app's creator 25% of the amount collected for that payment, excluding tax, as reward credits.

Reward credits use the normal reward balance, transfer rules, withdrawal conversion rate, and withdrawal requirements. There is no separate affiliate balance, earnings cap, or Pro-plan requirement.

Affiliate rewards are separate from the one-time Referral Rewards awarded after an eligible email verification.

Qualifying payments

Monthly and annual subscription payments qualify. The reward uses the invoice's collected revenue after discounts and before tax, so coupons, prorations, and $0 invoices change the reward. A later plan change does not change the reward for an earlier payment.

For example, a qualifying $19.99 subscription payment awards 4,997.50 reward credits at the 25% share.

Eligibility window

The payment must succeed before the payer's first signup anniversary. Anything uses Stripe's payment time, not the time the webhook reaches the platform.

An annual payment that succeeds during the window earns the full eligible reward, even when the subscription period continues beyond the anniversary. Existing customers are included for future payments that still fall inside their own signup window.

The signup must have valid attribution to an app with a creator. Self-referrals and missing, deleted, or invalid app attribution do not qualify. Each new payment resolves the app's current creator.

Refunds and disputes

Refunds are issued by support and do not reverse affiliate rewards automatically. When support refunds a qualifying subscription payment, they also reverse the corresponding affiliate reward.

Opening a payment dispute on a charge that has not already been refunded reverses the corresponding reward. The reversal is not restored if the dispute is later won. A dispute after a support refund does not reverse the reward again.

If the original reward was already transferred or withdrawn, the reversal can make the reward balance negative. Future rewards repay that balance. Transfers and withdrawals remain unavailable until the balance again meets their normal requirements; previously transferred spendable credits are not removed.