Bring a developer, keep a share of every bill.
Every Storelift account has a referral link. When someone opens their account through yours, 40% of what they pay comes to you for 12 months — on plans, on Hive Explorer, on credit packs, on renewals. Every invoice in the window counts.
Four steps, and three of them are ours
The link exists the moment your account does.
- Copy your link
Settings → Referrals. It looks like storelift.net/?aff=yourcode, short enough for a profile, a post, a newsletter or a client deck. Add the same ?aff= to any page, the pricing page included.
- They open an account
Your code attaches to their account. They have 30 days from the click; after that the link is just a link.
- We log the commission
Every paid order writes a line in your ledger — the order, what they paid, and your 40%. It comes from the payment itself.
- We pay out
You see pending and paid totals in your account. Payouts go out by hand each month, so you can always ask a person about a line.
Everything, in one table
All of it is enforced in code.
- Attribution
- 30 days from the click; one code per account, fixed from then on
- What counts
- Plans (monthly and yearly), Hive Explorer, extra seats, credit and AI packs
- Refunds
- A refunded order subtracts its commission again — the ledger shows the minus line
- Your own account
- Your code pays on other people's accounts; sign-up checks for self-referral
- Payout
- By hand, monthly, in USD. Pending and paid totals live in your account
- Cost to you
- $0 to join, and you stay free to recommend other tools too
Three lines we hold
A referral programme is a promise about money, so it is worth being exact about it.
- The commission comes from the real order
Your line is written when the payment settles, with the amount that was actually charged. Every payout is built from settled payments.
- A refund subtracts, visibly
If their order is refunded, the minus line appears in your ledger with the same order id, so every change stays on the ledger.
- Your ledger is yours to read
Every line — order, date, amount, commission, status — is in your account, so what you are owed is always on screen.
People who already answer this question
The programme works best where someone is being asked what to use, and answering honestly.
- ASO consultants
You already set up tracking for every client. The link makes that setup a second income instead of an unpaid step.
- Agencies
One link across a client roster, one ledger, one monthly payout — and your clients keep their own accounts and their own data.
- Writers and course authors
A newsletter, a course or a YouTube description that recommends a tool and is paid for the recommendation, openly.
- Developers with an audience
You shipped, you measured, you wrote about it. The link belongs in that post.
Know what they land on
The commission is the same on all three, so share whichever answers their question.
FAQ
Questions
Do I need to apply?
Every Storelift account has a referral code from the day it is opened, a free one included, ready to share.
Do I need a paid plan to earn?
A free account can share a link and be paid for it.
What exactly is the commission on?
The order amount we charge — 40% of it. Plans, Hive Explorer, extra seats, credit and AI packs all count, monthly and yearly alike.
Does it stop after their first payment?
Every payment inside the 12-month window pays, renewals included.
What if someone clicks my link but signs up later?
The code attaches for 30 days after the click. An account opened inside that window carries your code for good: one account, one code, set when the account opens.
Can I use my own link?
Your link pays on other people's accounts. Sign-up checks for self-referral, an alias of your own workspace included.
What happens if their payment is refunded?
The commission is subtracted again, as its own line in your ledger with the same order id, so the total always matches what we actually kept.
When and how am I paid?
By hand, monthly, in USD. Your account shows what is pending and what has been paid, line by line.
Your link already exists.
Open your account, copy the code, and the next person who signs up through it starts a ledger line.