PostWire partner terms

For people who tell their audience about PostWire. Last updated: October 6, 2026 (what changed). Want to join? Apply on the creator program page.

  • 30% recurring: of every payment each customer you bring makes to PostWire in their first 12 months.
  • 40% instead, for every customer of a calendar month in which you bring 5 or more new paying customers.
  • Your link sets a 90-day cookie. The first partner link a person clicks is the one that counts.
  • Money is held for 14 days (our refund window), then paid monthly by PayPal or Wise, $20 minimum.
  • No fee to join. Nothing to buy. No upvotes asked.

1. How you earn

You get a personal link (postwire.io/p/your-name) and a private dashboard. When someone clicks your link and creates a PostWire account within 90 days, that account is yours. For every payment that account makes to PostWire during the 12 months after its first payment, you earn 30% of the amount actually paid: after discounts and credits, without taxes, in US dollars. Monthly renewals, upgrades and trials that turn into a paid plan all count, as long as the payment falls inside those 12 months. Example: a customer on Pro at $29 a month earns you $8.70 every month for a year, $104.40 in all.

Yearly billing. A customer on a yearly plan pays 12 months at once. A new yearly customer's first payment falls entirely inside their first 12 months, so you earn 30% of the whole yearly payment (Pro yearly, $278.40: $83.52). A customer who switches from monthly to yearly later counts for the months of the yearly payment that are still inside their first 12 months (switching in their second month: 11/12 of it; their first month was already paid, and counted, on its own). The yearly renewal a year later falls outside the 12 months, like monthly payments after the twelfth.

2. The 40% rate

Each customer belongs to the calendar month (UTC) of their first payment. When 5 or more of your new customers make their first payment in the same month, every customer of that month earns you 40% instead of 30%, on all of their first 12 months, including the payments made before the fifth one arrived. Your dashboard shows how many you have this month. If refunds take a month back under 5, commissions not paid out yet return to 30%; what we already paid you at 40% stays paid. Example: Pro is $29 a month, so a Pro customer who stays the year is worth $104.40 to you at 30% and $139.20 at 40%.

3. Which customers are yours

4. When you get paid

Each commission stays on hold for 14 days after the customer pays. If no refund or chargeback happens in that time, it becomes ready to pay. We pay once a month, by PayPal or Wise, everything that is ready, when it adds up to at least $20; a smaller balance carries over to the next month. Payment fees charged by PayPal or Wise on your side are yours.

5. Refunds and chargebacks

If a customer is refunded, the commission on that payment is cancelled (or reduced, for a partial refund). If the customer disputes the charge with their bank, the commission is cancelled. If the commission had already been paid to you, the same amount is deducted from your next payouts.

6. What is not allowed

Commissions earned by breaking these rules are void, and we may end the agreement.

7. Ending the agreement

Either side can end the partnership at any time, by email. PostWire may also end it, or change these terms, for any reason; changes apply to payments made after they are announced. When it ends, new clicks stop counting, and commissions already earned under these terms are still paid once they are ready, unless they were earned by breaking section 6.

8. What changed on October 6, 2026

The commission went from 30% of a customer's first 3 months to 30% of their first 12 months, recurring (40% for the customers of a month with 5 or more, the same way, over the 12 months). It applies to every customer you brought, including the ones before this change: any of their payments inside their first 12 months earns you commission, also the ones the 3-month rule would have left out. Yearly payments: 30% of the whole first yearly payment (it was 3/12 of it). Nothing else changed: the cookie, the hold, the payouts, the refunds and the rules below are the same.

9. The small print

You are an independent partner, not an employee or agent of PostWire, and you are responsible for your own taxes. We calculate commissions from our payment records (Stripe); your dashboard shows the same numbers we pay from. PostWire is operated by PMJ LIFE STORE LLC, 7901 4th St N, Suite 4707, St. Petersburg, FL 33702, USA. Questions: support@postwire.io. Our general Terms of Service also apply.