$50 per onboarded trial — a B2B commission
ReferralCandy Referral Code
ReferralCandy pays $50 — for an ecommerce store that starts a trial and completes onboarding, not for a sign-up
ReferralCandy is referral-marketing software for ecommerce stores. Its affiliate programme pays $50 for each ecommerce business that starts a trial through your link and completes onboarding.
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ReferralCandy pays $50 for each ecommerce store that starts a trial through your link and completes onboarding — two separate events, and unfinished setups pay nothing. Payouts run on the 14th of each month for referrals up to 10 days prior, with an anti-fraud review and, unusually, no minimum payout threshold, so a single commission is payable. It is a B2B commission aimed at agencies and ecommerce consultants, not a shopping discount — ReferralCandy is software sold to ecommerce merchants, with nothing for a consumer to buy. GiveRefer discloses that this is its own market.
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$50 for each ecommerce store that starts a trial through your link AND completes onboarding. Both events are required.per successful referral*
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This pays for introducing an ecommerce merchant, not for shopping. ReferralCandy sells software; it has nothing to buy.
Share with someone who will implement it
The $50 needs a trial AND completed onboarding. Abandoned trials pay nothing, and that is where most of these commissions die.
Expect an anti-fraud review
All new accounts are checked. It slows payment and is the reason the programme can run without a payout threshold.
Collect on the 14th
Payouts cover referrals generated up to 10 days before that date, with no minimum to reach first.
Reward Details
- Your Reward
- Nothing, if you are a shopper. ReferralCandy is business software sold to ecommerce merchants, not a shop.
- Referrer Reward
- $50 for each ecommerce store that starts a trial through your link AND completes onboarding. Both events are required.
- Minimum Purchase
- The referred business must be an ecommerce store that starts a trial and finishes setting the product up.
- Validity
- Payouts run on the 14th of every month, covering referrals generated up to 10 days before that date.
- Available In
- USA, UK, India, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Japan, China, Brazil, Italy, Spain, Mexico, South Korea, Russia, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Poland, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Cyprus, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, New Zealand, Greece, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, Qatar
- Referral Limit
- No limit is reported. Note the genuinely favourable term: there is no minimum payout threshold, so a single $50 commission is payable.
- Payout Time
- Monthly, on the 14th. All new accounts are reviewed by an anti-fraud team first, which slows payment but is why no threshold is needed.
- Eligibility
- Aimed at people with an audience of ecommerce operators — agencies, store consultants, ecommerce newsletters. An account is required to generate a link.
Why Choose ReferralCandy?
Genuinely unusual, and it matters: a single $50 commission sits below the floor of many programmes and is never paid at all. Here it is payable.
Two separate events. Onboarding referral software onto a live storefront is real work, and unfinished setups earn nothing.
There is no product to buy — the $50 is a commission for introducing a paying merchant, not a shopping reward.
Agencies, Shopify consultants and ecommerce newsletters can act on this. Most other readers of a referral site cannot.
About ReferralCandy
ReferralCandy is B2B software, not a shop — and the $50 attaches to a completed onboarding, not a sign-up.
ReferralCandy pays $50 for every ecommerce store that starts a trial through your link and completes the onboarding process. The published mechanics are unusually clear, and several of them are genuinely favourable:
• Payouts run on the 14th of every month, covering referrals generated up to 10 days before that date.
• There is no minimum payout threshold — which matters more than it sounds. Most affiliate programmes hold your money until you cross a floor, and a single $50 commission sits below the threshold of many of them, meaning it is never paid at all. Here, one referral is payable.
• All new accounts are reviewed by an anti-fraud team, which slows payment but is the reason the programme can afford to have no threshold.
The condition worth being precise about: "$50 per referral" is not paid for a sign-up. The referred business must start a trial AND complete onboarding. Those are two different events, and onboarding a referral-marketing tool onto a live storefront is real work — the gap between "started a trial" and "finished setting it up" is where most of these commissions die. If you are going to share this link, share it with someone who will actually implement the thing, because an abandoned trial pays nothing.
Worth being clear about, since a shop-style badge has been seen attached to this listing elsewhere: ReferralCandy is not a shop. It is business software sold to ecommerce merchants, and you cannot buy a single product from it.
The distinction this whole category requires. ReferralCandy has two things that can be called a referral programme, and they are unrelated:
• The product — software its ecommerce customers use to run refer-a-friend schemes for their own shoppers.
• Its own affiliate programme — the $50 described above, paid to you for introducing a paying merchant.
If you arrived here as a shopper hoping for a discount, neither applies to you. The consumer-facing rewards you may have seen "powered by ReferralCandy" belong to the individual shops running them, and their terms are set by those shops, not by this company.
Who it suits. Anyone with an audience of ecommerce operators — agencies, Shopify consultants, ecommerce newsletters, people who set up stores for a living. $50 with no payout threshold and a monthly cycle is a clean, low-friction commission by the standards of this category. For everyone else it is unreachable, and most readers of a referral site are not in a position to introduce a merchant who will onboard a paid tool.
A disclosure worth stating plainly: GiveRefer is a referral listing site; ReferralCandy sells referral-programme software. This is our own market.
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