1. Applying and approval
Applicants must be at least 18, provide accurate contact and public-profile information, and control the channel they submit. Applying reserves a referral code and allows Burden to measure attributed traffic, but does not guarantee approval, commissions, employment, exclusivity, or a minimum payment.
2. Founding commission
An approved partner earns 25% of eligible net Burden Plus subscription revenue for an eligible referred customer’s first 12 paid monthly billing cycles. Eligible net revenue is the subscription subtotal Burden actually records after discounts and credits, excluding taxes, refunds, chargebacks, and third-party app-store or marketplace fees withheld before Burden receives the proceeds. Routine processing fees on a direct web payment are not deducted from the commission basis. At the current full-price US$5.99 direct web price, the commission is approximately US$1.50 per qualifying payment. Free uses, clicks, views, downloads, trials, email signups, failed payments, fraudulent transactions, self-referrals, and canceled months do not earn commission.
3. Attribution
A valid partner link places a first-party referral record for 30 days. If a visitor follows multiple partner links, the most recent valid link before checkout receives credit. An early-access signup may also preserve the submitted partner source so Burden can reasonably match a later subscription. Burden’s good-faith records control when technical limitations, privacy settings, cross-device activity, or missing information prevent a reliable match.
4. Review and payout
Commissions are reviewed for refunds, disputes, and abuse for at least 30 days. Eligible balances are paid monthly once the approved balance reaches US$25; smaller balances roll forward. Burden will request the lawful payout and tax information needed before sending money. Partners are responsible for their own taxes and payment-provider fees.
5. Clear disclosure and honest claims
Partners must clearly disclose the financial relationship next to every endorsement—for example, “I earn a commission if you subscribe through my link.” The disclosure must be easy to notice and understand, including inside video when the promotion appears in video. Partners may describe only genuine experiences and may not promise savings, financial outcomes, product safety, or features Burden does not provide.
6. Prohibited promotion
No spam, unsolicited bulk messaging, cookie stuffing, fake accounts, misleading redirects, purchased or automated traffic, false urgency, impersonation, bidding on Burden brand terms, hiding the relationship, or presenting Burden as financial advice. Partners must follow platform rules, advertising law, privacy law, and the rights of the communities where they post.
7. Brand use
Approved partners receive a limited, revocable permission to use current Burden partner materials only to promote the service accurately. They may not register confusing domains or accounts, alter the logo to imply ownership, or publish private customer information. Burden may request correction or removal of inaccurate or outdated material.
8. Suspension, changes, and records
Burden may reject or suspend a partner and void ineligible unpaid commissions for fraud, abuse, unlawful conduct, material rule violations, or risk to users. Burden may update prospectively applicable program terms with reasonable notice. Properly earned commission already attributed under an accepted version remains subject to its refund, fraud, and payout rules.
9. Independent relationship
Partners are independent promoters, not employees, agents, franchisees, or representatives authorized to bind Burden. These rules are governed by Ontario law and the federal laws of Canada applicable there, without removing mandatory protections that apply. Program questions can be sent to imanuelmarji345@gmail.com.