25% recurring
Paid on the monthly plan and on usage top-ups. Not a one-time signup bounty.
A cookie that outlasts the campaign.
25% of every paid invoice, for the life of the account you sent. First touch wins. The referral cookie lasts ten years. We do not reset attribution on the next ad click.
First-touch, 10 years
Cookie ipr_ref, Max-Age 315360000 seconds, Path=/, SameSite=Lax. Existing cookies are never overwritten.
Self-referrals blocked
A node cannot commission itself. The cookie is ignored if it matches that account’s own code.
How it works
Share /?ref=YOUR_CODE or /pricing?ref=YOUR_CODE. If the visitor has no cookie yet, we stamp one. When they pick a paid plan or top up, that invoice — and every later paid invoice on the account — is yours.
- 01Mint a code
Console → Affiliates. One code per node.
- 02Share the link
Landing or pricing with ?ref=. First touch keeps it.
- 03They subscribe
Monthly plan and/or a usage top-up. Attribution sticks to the account.
- 04You earn
25% of that invoice, and of the ones that follow.
Why 25%, not 70%
The monthly fee covers the control plane. Residential last-mile is the expensive input (we price it at $8/GB). Datacenter is closer to $0.80/GB. Top-ups buy that bandwidth prepaid so a busy week is a balance draw, not a surprise invoice. IP farm is priced per phone because the hardware sits in your city — first connection free for 14 days, then $2.95, or $1.70 past 100. Affiliate payouts are 25% of monthly fees, top-ups, and farm connections so bandwidth still has a margin after last-mile cost.
A 70% lifetime share looks generous in a landing-page table and insolvent in a bandwidth ledger. Twenty-five percent is meant to still be payable when a referred Team account grows into Scale.
Demo partner code for local testing: ipr_aff_demo. It is not this node’s owner code, so subscribing with that cookie is a real attribution, not a self-referral.