Affiliate program

Promote a book you'd actually recommend. Get paid honestly for it.

If people in your audience are raising kids, this book solves a real problem for them. Share it, and we'll pay you well when they buy.

40% commission on every sale
40%
Commission per sale
$5.96–$11.60
Per copy, depending on platform
2 days
Typical approval time
How it works

Three steps, honestly explained

1

Apply below

Tell us where you'll be sharing the book — a newsletter, Instagram, a parenting blog, a WhatsApp group, wherever your audience actually is. We approve most genuine applications within two business days.

2

Get added as a real affiliate

Once approved, we add you directly inside Payhip's and/or Gumroad's own affiliate system — not a link we track by hand. You get a real tracked link with proper cookie attribution, plus the free-preview PDF to share.

3

Get paid automatically by the platform

You earn 40% of every sale through your link — $5.96 per copy on Gumroad ($14.90), or $11.60 per copy on Payhip ($29). Gumroad pays out bi-weekly once you clear $10; Payhip pays out monthly via PayPal. Both handle the payout themselves — we never touch your commission.

What you get

A simple kit, not a marketing department

Free preview PDF

The same 3-chapter preview visitors get on the main page — the easiest, lowest-pressure thing to share.

Your tracked link

A real Payhip or Gumroad affiliate link in your name, so every purchase is correctly attributed and paid to you automatically — no spreadsheets, no trusting us to remember.

Optional swipe copy

A few starting lines if you want them. Nobody's audience responds well to copy that sounds like everyone else's, so use your own voice first.

"I don't usually recommend parenting books, but this one's different — it treats raising a good future partner as a skill you can actually teach, not a personality trait kids either have or don't."
Apply

Two minutes, honestly

No follower-count minimums. We're looking for people who'll share this with parents who'd genuinely want it — audience size matters less than fit.