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What is the Playbooki partner program?

Short answer

Partners are invited by Playbooki to bring new Bookis to the platform. A partner earns a share of Playbooki’s own part of those Bookis’ membership sales for a set time. It costs the Booki nothing.

How it works

  1. Playbooki invites you and sets your share and its period. You read and accept the partner agreement on your Partner page.
  2. You invite Bookis with your partner link. A Booki who signs up through it is linked to you.
  3. For the period in your agreement, you earn your share of what Playbooki keeps from that Booki’s membership sales made after they were linked to you.

What it means for the Booki

Nothing changes. The partner’s share comes out of Playbooki’s part. The Booki receives exactly what they would without a partner.

Getting paid

Partner earnings are paid in cash through Stripe, under the same payout rules as referral earnings. If a sale is refunded or disputed, the share earned on it is cancelled.

The partner program is by invitation. It is separate from the referral program, which is open to everyone: see What is the Playbooki referral program?.

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