Kai affiliate program: Earn 20% of every subscription you refer, for 12 months.

Apply at partners.dub.co/hirekai/apply. It asks for your channel or site and how you'd talk about Kai. We read every application ourselves and reply within a few days, and what we look at is fit: whether the people who follow you live in their inbox, their calendar and their meetings. If you already have a Dub partner account from another program, the same login works.

20% of net revenue from every customer you refer, for 12 months from their first payment. Kai is $20 per user per month on Base, $50 on Pro and $100 on Ultra, so one seat earns you up to $4, $10 or $20 a month ($48, $120 or $240 over the year), and a team earns you that on every seat. There's no cap on customers or on earnings.

Twice the free trial. Kai's trial has no time limit and doesn't ask for a card: it's a usage allowance, not a number of days, and a new account created through your link (on the web, or in the Android app installed through it) starts with double it. Kai's Billing page shows a “2x trial credits” badge while it lasts, and there's no code to type. It's for new accounts only: someone who already has a Kai or Morgen account keeps the trial they have. The price is the same for everyone.

Yes, and please do: the free trial is enough to connect your own email and calendar and film real screens. Sign up at hirekai.ai rather than through your own link, since your own subscription never earns a commission.

Each commission becomes payable 30 days after the payment it came from, and we pay on the first working day of each month once your payable balance has reached $20. So a payment on March 10 is payable on April 9 and paid on the first working day of May. Dub deposits it to your bank account in your local currency (no fee, up to 15 business days) or as USDC to a wallet (minutes, 0.5% fee). Dub collects the tax form your country requires, and a US partner paid $600 or more in a year gets a 1099-NEC.

On net revenue: what Morgen keeps from the customer's payments after taxes, payment fees and refunds. A subscription counts if they signed up within 90 days of clicking your link (the 90 days run from the click to the sign-up, not to the first payment), and if they clicked another partner's link after yours, that partner gets it. The trial itself earns nothing, since nobody pays for it; their first paid invoice starts your 12 months. Your own subscription doesn't earn, and neither does one bought by someone in your company or household.

On Android, an install from Google Play through your link keeps your credit and the doubled trial. The iPhone and desktop apps can't see your link, so a sign-up that starts there gets neither (partner terms, section 2). Either way, put your link in the description, the caption or the show notes, and tell people to sign up through it.

No. A newsletter with a few hundred readers who run their own businesses is a better fit than a big channel whose audience doesn't. We look at who follows you, not how many.

If they cancel, your commission stops with their payments: cancel in month three, and you've earned three months. If they refund or charge back a payment, the matching commission reverses. If it was already paid out to you, it comes off your next payout.