Creator guidelines

Updated August 6, 2026

What you can put behind a link, what counts as real traffic, and what happens if you cross a line.

1It has to be yours to give away

Put your own work behind a link, or work you have permission to distribute. Ripped courses, cracked software, leaked paid content and other people's media are the fastest way to lose an account here. See the DMCA page for how a claim gets handled.

2Never anything illegal

No malware, no phishing, no stolen credentials or card data, no sexual content involving minors, no content that exists to harass a specific person. These are terminations on first sight, not warnings, and some of them we report.

4Real people, real traffic

Bots, click farms, forced clicks, incentivised traffic, pop-under floods and anything that fires the gate without a human deciding to are all fraud against the networks that pay us. We compare traffic against network reports, and conversions that a partner later reverses are reversed on your balance too.

5Do not touch your own gate

Completing your own tasks, from any address or device, is self-dealing. It is easy to see and it is why a lot of balances get frozen on other platforms without explanation. Here it is written down: do not do it.

6One account

One account per person. Running several to get around a limit, a rate, or a termination means all of them go.

7What happens when you break one

Depending on what it was: a warning, a limit that keeps your links serving while holding payouts, a suspension, or termination. Every one of them is recorded with a reason and the reason is shown to you. Terminating an account does not delete money you already earned honestly.

8If you think we got it wrong

Reply to the message telling you what happened, or reach Andrew on Telegram or Discord. Decisions get looked at again. A short factual account of what your traffic actually is will get further than volume.