Affiliate Program

Generous Commission

Earn 30% on subscriptions (recurring monthly/yearly) or lifetime one-time purchases.

Cookie Duration

Our 30-day tracking cookie ensures you get credited for referrals even if they purchase weeks later.

Payout Methods

Receive your earnings securely via Payoneer or Direct Bank Wire Transfer.

1. Enrollment & Tracking

To participate, you must register through our affiliate panel at affiliate.kdpforge.com. Upon registration, you will receive a unique affiliate link. We use cookies with a 30-day tracking window to identify customers referred by you.

2. Commission Structure

You will receive a 30% commission on transactions made by customers who click your link:

• Subscription Plans: 30% recurring commission for as long as the user's subscription remains active.
• One-Time Purchases: 30% on our Lifetime package purchases.

3. Payout Terms

Commissions are calculated at the end of each calendar month and paid out in accordance with the following rules:

• Payment Channels: Payouts are made via Payoneer or Direct Wire Transfer.
• Minimum Payout Threshold: You must accrue at least $50 in approved commissions before a payout is issued. Unpaid balances roll over to the next month.
• Holding Period: Payouts are subject to a 30-day holding period to account for potential refunds or chargebacks.

4. Promotion Guidelines & Restrictions

To maintain the integrity of our brand, affiliates must adhere to the following rules. Failure to do so will result in immediate termination of your affiliate account and forfeiture of any pending commissions:

• No Self-Referrals: You are not permitted to buy KDPForge plans using your own affiliate link.
• No PPC Ad Hijacking: You may not run search engine ads (e.g. Google Ads, Bing Ads) targeting "KDPForge" brand keywords or variations.
• No Spamming: Sending unsolicited emails, forum spamming, or automated comments containing your link is strictly prohibited.
• Accurate Representation: You must represent KDPForge truthfully and avoid using misleading claims or outdated pricing structures.