Refer a publisher.
Share in the revenue.
Know a site that should be monetizing better? Introduce them to RevIQ with your referral link. When they qualify, you earn 1.5% of the net revenue they generate for us, for their first six months.
For existing RevIQ clients and partners · direct introductions only
of the net revenue each qualified referral generates for RevIQ
Not affiliate marketing, not a one-off bounty. A share of the revenue each introduction earns us, paid for six months from their first revenue event.
Read the referral agreement →Three steps to a qualified referral
No sales calls to sit in, no paperwork to chase. Make the introduction with your link; once they qualify, you earn a share of the revenue.
- 01
Share your link
Send your unique referral link to a publisher who should be earning more. Direct, relationship-based introductions only.
- 02
They sign and go live
They execute a RevIQ agreement within 60 days and generate revenue within six months to qualify.
- 03
You earn for six months
You collect 1.5% of the net revenue they generate for RevIQ, for six months from their first revenue, paid Net 60.
Your referrals and your fees, in one place
See which introductions have qualified, which are still onboarding, and what each is paying you. You see your own referral fees, never your referrals’ revenue or books — that stays confidential.
- gazette-daily.comQualified+$740
- pebble-quotes.comQualified+$520
- northwire.ioQualified+$310
- lumen-media.coOnboarding—
Built to be worth your introduction
For RevIQ clients and partners
The program is for people already working with RevIQ, introducing publishers they actually know. It is not affiliate marketing, and it is not for agencies, resellers, or paid promotion.
A revenue share, not a bounty
You earn 1.5% of the net revenue each qualified referral generates for RevIQ, for six months from their first revenue event. It scales with how well the introduction does.
Clear terms, clean payouts
Paid Net 60 on revenue RevIQ actually collects, once your balance passes the $600 minimum. Attribution is by your unique link; the full agreement has the fine print.
No cap on how many you refer, paid on the revenue RevIQ actually collects. Full terms in the referral agreement.
The referral program, answered
What you earn, who can join, and how it pays out.
Talk to our team →How much do I earn per referral?
You earn 1.5% of the net revenue RevIQ retains from each qualified referral — that is, revenue after publisher payouts and deductions like invalid traffic, chargebacks, and credits — for six months from that publisher’s first revenue event. There is no cap on how many publishers you can refer.
Who can join the program?
Existing RevIQ clients and partners in good standing who have been issued a referral link. It is meant for direct, relationship-based introductions, not affiliate marketing, paid media, public promotion, or referrals of agencies, intermediaries, or resellers.
When and how do I get paid?
Referral fees are paid Net 60 after RevIQ collects the revenue, once your balance clears the $600 minimum. Fees are calculated only on net collected revenue — nothing is owed on uncollected, disputed, reversed, or invalid-traffic amounts.
What makes a referral “qualified”?
The publisher must be new to RevIQ, execute a RevIQ agreement within 60 days of using your link, and generate revenue within six months of the introduction. Attribution is based on your unique referral link, and RevIQ confirms whether a referral qualifies.
Can I see how much my referrals are earning?
You see your own referral fees and each referral’s status, but not their revenue, performance, or commercial terms — that data stays confidential. Your entitlement under the program is the referral fee itself.
What’s the fine print?
Fees can be adjusted or clawed back for invalid traffic, fraud, disputes, or revenue RevIQ does not collect, and you are responsible for any taxes on payments. Eligibility ends after six months, or if the referral stops generating revenue or you stop being an active RevIQ client or partner. The agreement is governed by Nevada law; see it for full terms.
