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Affiliate programme

Hand out codes. Get paid later.

For people with an audience that plays modded Java.

How it runs
01

You get codes

A batch each month, capped. Each one is redeemed by one person, who then owns a world and brings their group.

02

You see what they do

Redemptions, worlds started, and how many of those accounts go on to pay, broken out per code.

03

You get paid, later

When Pro opens. Until then the ledger runs at zero and shows you exactly what it is counting.

The termsSettled · proposed · open
RateNot set yet. It will be published here before commission starts, and beta affiliates keep the launch rate or better.open
What countsAn account that redeems your code and later pays for Pro. Worlds and players are reported but do not earn.settled
AttributionThe code is the attribution — there is no cookie and nothing to expire, because a code is redeemed once by one account.settled
PaymentMonthly, through the same processor that handles subscriptions, once a threshold is met.proposed
Self-referralYour own account and worlds do not earn. Nor do accounts you administer.settled
Ending itEither side, any time, in writing. Codes already redeemed keep earning for as long as those accounts pay.proposed

Anything tagged open is genuinely undecided, and will be published here before it starts counting. Nothing on this page is a number we have quietly picked and not told you.

Who this is for
Modpack authors on Modrinth or CurseForge, whose readers ask them what to host it on.Community leads whose members keep trying to split a server bill four ways.Streamers and creators whose viewers play modded Java themselves.Anyone running a giveaway or a discount for a community that will actually use it.
Who it is not
Coupon and deal aggregators. A code is for your own community, and posting it to a deal listing breaks the agreement.Anyone buying search ads on our name. We would rather spend that on the coordinator.Groups of friends after codes for yourselves. The waitlist gets you in faster.
ApplyThree steps, and we answer either way.