Beta terms

Campaign offers come first

A campaign owner chooses its eligibility, qualifying action, direct referral reward, budget, per-referrer cap, and review conditions. The public offer must state those rules and a contact route. Join only when you understand the offer. An illustration, score, rank badge, or proposed subscription price is not a campaign agreement.

Participants do not need to buy an owner plan to join. Owners must offer a genuine product or service and avoid fake qualifying activity, misleading promotions, and rewards unsupported by their published rules.

Attribution and qualifying actions

A referral is attributed when a signed-in participant first joins the campaign with a valid code. The first recorded attribution is retained. A public referral code is not account access. A click, forecast, or account score does not establish a qualifying action.

The owner records the campaign's qualifying action using a unique event reference. Retries must use the same reference. Reward records follow the recorded event and campaign rules; duplicate submissions do not justify duplicate rewards.

Review, holds, and appeals

A pending reward awaits review. An approved reward has been accepted against the available campaign budget. A held or rejected reward must include a review reason. Participants can record an appeal for a held or rejected reward; submitting an appeal does not automatically approve it or promise a response deadline.

A reward is marked paid only after a verified payment-provider confirmation. Approval, a displayed balance, or a payout request is not proof that funds have arrived. A local test ledger must never be presented as a real bank balance.

Optional services and payments

Account sign-in, audience assessments, subscription checkout, and payouts depend on configured external services. An unavailable integration stays unavailable; the application does not invent a provider result. Social profile review is optional and requires the consent choices shown in the app.

Proposed owner plans have annual billing by default: Stalker $256.50, Hunter $796.50, and Apex $2,416.50 upfront for a year. Monthly alternatives are $25.65, $79.65, and $241.65. Monthly participant allowances remain monthly. There is no free hosted entry plan; more than 100,000 new participants per month requires a quote.

A beta or quote request saves contact information for review; it is not a purchase. Actual checkout must show the provider's amount, currency, renewal schedule, and cancellation terms before authorization. Local plan configuration alone does not establish a paid subscription.

Responsible sharing and account access

Share accurate information with people who may benefit. Disclose a reward where required by the community and applicable rules. Do not spam, impersonate another person, create fake accounts, disguise a self-referral, or manufacture qualifying actions.

Keep account credentials private. Do not put passwords, bank details, or another person's private information in campaign descriptions or review appeals. Owners and reviewers should access only the campaign records required for their work.

Testing and changes

The beta can change and may be unavailable during development. Keep an independent record of your real campaign commitments. The local operator is responsible for backups, provider configuration, retention, and the rules used for live campaigns. Pausing stops new joins; ending a campaign does not erase its existing review records.

Before public use, the operator must publish its identity, contact route, commercial and refund terms, relevant privacy rights, and dispute process. These local terms do not waive rights or certify that a campaign complies with any particular law.

Questions

Use the campaign owner's published contact route for offer or reward questions. For this installation, contact the person who provided access. Read the privacy notice before submitting personal information.