Partner Program Terms

• When you join, you receive a personal referral link. Anyone who clicks it and creates a beopages account within 60 days becomes your referral.
• Attribution is first touch: a user is credited to the first partner whose link they used, permanently. Existing beopages accounts cannot become referrals.
• You cannot refer yourself or accounts you control.

• You earn 20% of every payment your referrals make — subscription payments, renewals (monthly and yearly), and one-off coin packs — for as long as they remain paying customers.
• Commission is calculated on the amount excluding VAT and after any discounts.
• Each commission stays pending for 30 days after the payment (the refund window). If the payment is refunded or disputed, the commission is cancelled; if it was already paid out, it is deducted from your next payout.

• Payouts are made in euro via Stripe on the 1st of each month, provided your unlocked balance is at least €50. Smaller balances roll over to the next month.
• To receive payouts you must complete Stripe’s identity and bank verification. You can share your link and accrue commissions before completing it, but nothing is paid until it is done.
• You are responsible for any taxes on your commission income in your country. We may need extra information from you where invoicing or tax rules require it.

The program is for genuine recommendations. The following will get an account blocked and unpaid commissions forfeited:

• self-referrals or referring accounts you control;
• misleading advertising — presenting yourself as beopages, bidding on our brand name in paid search, spam, or cookie stuffing;
• promising customers refunds, kickbacks, or anything else that conflicts with our Terms of Service.

• We may change the commission rate, thresholds, or these terms with at least 30 days’ notice by email. Changes never reduce commissions already earned.
• Either side can end participation at any time. Earned commissions above the payout minimum are paid in the normal monthly cycle; after that, accrual stops.

These terms are governed by the laws of Ireland, and the Irish courts have jurisdiction.