Payments are issued monthly, subject to a $50 minimum threshold. On a percentage of small subscriptions that floor can take several months to clear, and until it does the money is sitting with the platform rather than with you.

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Q: What does InviteReferrals' affiliate programme pay?

A monthly recurring commission, reported at 10% to 15%, which is tiered rather than flat: the rate rises as the collective monthly recurring revenue of the accounts you have referred grows, with published steps at $300 and at $3,000 of collective MRR. Sources disagree on whether the base is 10% or 15%, and that should be treated as unresolved rather than settled either way. The structural point is that your rate depends on your whole book, so your first referrals are paid at the worst rate you will ever earn.

Q: How long do the commissions last?

One year. That detail changes what "monthly recurring" means — without it the phrase reads like an annuity, with it the offer is a twelve-month payment plan. At least three different durations sit behind identical wording among comparable companies in this category: six months, one year, and indefinite. The duration is the term that matters, not the percentage.

Q: How much is a referral actually worth?

It cannot be sized precisely, and neither can anyone outside the company size it. InviteReferrals runs two plans, Standard and Professional, and does not publish what either costs — you book a call to find out. A percentage of an unpublished number cannot be sized. If you are considering promoting this, get the plan prices in writing first, because otherwise you are agreeing to a share of a figure you are not permitted to know.

Q: Is the programme available worldwide?

Published material is inconsistent: one line describes it as available worldwide, another states the company is active across the US, India, the UK and Australia. The second is more specific, so it is the one to act on. Check availability where you actually are before relying on it.

Q: Is this the same as InviteReferrals' referral software?

No. InviteReferrals sells software that its business customers use to build their own referral programmes for their own audiences — what rewards to offer is up to each of those businesses. That is a different thing from InviteReferrals' own affiliate programme, described on this page, which is what InviteReferrals pays you for introducing a new customer to it.

Q: Is this worth pursuing?

It depends on which kind of participant you are, and the tiering makes that a sharp distinction. If you can introduce enough businesses that their combined subscriptions cross the step thresholds, the rate improves materially and the programme rewards you for volume. If you can introduce one, you will earn the base rate on an unknown plan price for one year, and you may spend several months below the $50 payout floor before seeing any of it. Be clear which of those two you are before spending effort here.

InviteReferrals pays a tiered monthly commission for one year — and its own product pricing is not published at all

InviteReferrals is referral-marketing software for businesses. Its affiliate partner programme pays a monthly recurring commission that rises with the revenue of the accounts you have referred, for a period of one year.

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InviteReferrals' affiliate programme is tiered, reported at 10-15% monthly recurring and rising with the collective monthly recurring revenue of your referred accounts, with steps at $300 and $3,000 — so early referrals earn the worst rate — and it runs for one year rather than indefinitely, with a $50 payment threshold. It also cannot be sized: InviteReferrals publishes no pricing for its Standard or Professional plans, so the commission is a percentage of an unpublished number. The company is described as active in the US, India, the UK and Australia rather than globally. Its own affiliate programme is distinct from the referral software it sells to business customers.

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Get the plan prices in writing first

InviteReferrals publishes no pricing for Standard or Professional. You cannot compute a percentage of a number you are not allowed to see.

Read the tiering, not the headline

The rate rises with the collective MRR of your referred accounts, with steps reported at $300 and $3,000. Early referrals earn the worst rate.

Note the one-year stop

Commissions run for a year. Duration is the term that decides value in this category, not the percentage.

Budget for the $50 floor

Payments are monthly but only above $50. Below that the balance stays with the platform.

Reward Details

Your Reward: No consumer sign-up bonus to report; the affiliate-programme terms above are what this page describes.
Referrer Reward: A monthly recurring commission reported at 10-15%, tiered upward as the collective monthly recurring revenue of your referred accounts grows, with published steps at $300 and $3,000 of collective MRR. Sources disagree on whether the base is 10% or 15%.
Minimum Purchase: Not computable. InviteReferrals does not publish prices for its Standard or Professional plans — you must book a call to learn them. A percentage of an unpublished number cannot be sized.
Validity: Commissions run for one year, not indefinitely. "Monthly recurring" without that detail reads like an annuity; with it, it is a twelve-month payment plan.
Available In: USA, UK, India
Referral Limit: No cap reported. Note that the tiering rewards volume: the first referrals are paid at the worst rate you will earn.
Payout Time: Monthly, subject to a $50 minimum payment threshold. On small subscriptions this can take several months to clear, and until it does the money sits with the platform.
Eligibility: Not global. Published material states the company is active across the US, India, the UK and Australia. Check availability where you are.

Why Choose InviteReferrals?

A percentage of an unpublished price

Plan costs are quoted only on a call. Agreeing to a share of a figure you cannot see is a hope, not a commission.

Tiered, so volume changes the rate

Steps reported at $300 and $3,000 of collective MRR across your referred accounts. One introduction earns the base rate.

One year, not forever

At least three durations sit behind identical "recurring" wording among comparable companies: six months, one year, indefinite.

The product is not the affiliate programme

A reader asking what they would be paid needs the affiliate terms above, not a description of the referral tool its customers build with.

About InviteReferrals

The commission is tiered rather than flat, runs for one year, and cannot be sized against a plan price the company does not publish.

The published programme has real shape to it, and every part of the shape matters.

The rate is tiered, not flat. Reported terms put the base at 10% to 15% monthly recurring, with tiers that rise as the collective monthly recurring revenue of your referred accounts grows — one published description sets a step at $300 of collective MRR and a further step at $3,000. Sources disagree on whether the base is 10% or 15%, and that disagreement should be treated as unresolved rather than settled in either direction. What is worth taking away is the structure: your rate depends on your whole book, not on each referral individually — which means the first few referrals are paid at the worst rate you will ever earn.

And it stops. Commissions run for a period of one year. "Monthly recurring" without that detail reads like an annuity; with it, it is a twelve-month payment plan. At least three different durations sit behind identical "recurring commission" wording among comparable companies: six months, one year, and indefinite. The duration is the term, not the percentage.

The payment floor is $50, and payments are issued monthly. A $50 threshold on a percentage of small subscriptions can take several months to clear, and until it clears, the money is sitting with the platform rather than with you.

Now the thing that makes this offer unusually hard to size, and it is the product's doing rather than the programme's.

InviteReferrals does not publish its own pricing. It runs two plans — Standard and Professional — and to find out what either costs, you book a call with their team. You cannot compute a percentage of an unknown. So the honest position is: 10-15% monthly for a year, of a number nobody outside the company can see. If you are considering promoting this, get the plan prices in writing first — otherwise you are agreeing to a share of a figure you are not allowed to know, which is not a commission so much as a hope.

It is also not global. Published material is inconsistent on availability: one line claims the programme is available worldwide, while another states the company is active across the US, India, the UK and Australia. Those are different claims and the second is the more specific, so it is the one to act on: check availability where you actually are.

A distinction worth being precise about: the software InviteReferrals sells is not the same thing as its own affiliate programme. A reader asking what they will be paid for a referral needs the affiliate-programme terms above — the answer is not "you get to design the rewards for your own referral scheme," which describes the product its business customers run for their own audiences.

Who it suits. The tiering makes this a programme for volume, not for a single introduction. If you can introduce enough businesses that their combined subscriptions pass the step thresholds, the rate improves materially. If you can introduce one, you will earn the base rate, on an unknown plan price, for one year, and you may spend several months below the $50 floor before seeing any of it. Be clear about which of those two people you are before you spend effort here.

A disclosure worth stating plainly: GiveRefer is a referral listing site; InviteReferrals sells referral-programme software. This is our own market.