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contact@polyreach.appYou already have the people. The founder already has the product. You recommend the app, and you earn a share of every payment the customers you send actually make. This is not a one-off sponsored post: on the programs that renew, you get paid on the renewals too.
Free to join. Nothing to install. Apply to as many programs as fit your audience.
How it works for creators →Example
One referral on a $25/month app, at a 50% rate
Month 1
+$12.50
Month 2
+$12.50
Month 3
+$12.50
…and again every month they stay subscribed.
20 referrals who stay
$250.00 / month
An illustration of the math, not a promise of earnings. Every program sets its own price and its own rate — each offer below shows the rate it pays.
Each row shows the program's standard commission rate and what that percentage is calculated on. The founder behind the app reviews applications personally.
Programs appear here as founders launch them, so this page is worth a bookmark. Every one that lands here works the same way:
A share of every payment your referrals make — not a one-off fee
A private portal where each commission shows up exactly as the app's billing system reported it
A one-minute application: your name, your email, and where your audience is
PolyReach runs its own ambassador program on exactly these rails — 30% of every payment, recurring, for as long as the customer stays subscribed.
The programs that pay you best are the ones your audience already needs. Here is the kind of fit that tends to work.
You post workouts and gym routines
Calorie trackers, workout planners, macro apps
Your audience is already logging food and lifts. A tracker gets opened daily, so people stay subscribed long past the first month.
You talk budgeting, saving and investing
Budgeting apps, expense trackers, investing tools
Money apps get checked every week, and someone who finally gets their spending under control rarely cancels the thing that fixed it.
You post about babies, kids and family
Sleep trackers, milestone apps, family meal planners
New parents look for answers at 3am and ask other parents first. The need runs for years, so the subscription keeps renewing.
You cook on camera and share recipes
Meal planners, grocery list apps, recipe managers
Everyone who saves your recipe still has to plan the week and shop for it. That gap is exactly what these apps close.
You post systems, notes and workflows
Note apps, task managers, focus and habit trackers
This audience buys tools for a living. They already pay for software, so you are helping them choose, not convincing them to start.
You teach a language or post from abroad
Language apps, tutoring platforms, AI speaking coaches
Learning a language takes months, not days. Someone who commits in January is often still paying in June, and your commission runs alongside.
Partner programs live or die on trust, so here is exactly how the money is counted.
Nobody types your commissions in by hand. They are derived from the app's own billing webhooks — Stripe, RevenueCat or Adapty — as each payment happens, and a private partner portal shows them to you as they land: the date, the amount, and whether each one is still in the refund hold, ready to be paid, or already paid — alongside your rate and what it is calculated on. You and the founder read the same ledger.
That commission is reversed. A refund or a chargeback books a matching negative entry that cancels it out — we would rather say so now than surprise you later. It is also why every commission sits on a refund-protection hold (30 days by default) before it counts as payable: most refunds happen inside that window and never reach your balance at all.
The founder pays you directly — bank transfer, PayPal, whatever the two of you agree. PolyReach tracks what you earned and records every payout the founder marks as sent; it never holds your money. Each currency is counted on its own, so nothing is blended together at an invented exchange rate.
You recommend an app, your followers buy, and PolyReach counts every payment they make — you see the exact same numbers as the developer, and on subscription programs that includes every renewal.
Your followers pick you
When they sign up, the app asks “How did you hear about us?”. They tap your name — that's your attribution, nothing to paste.
They buy
$10.00/mo
Their purchase
They buy like normal — you don't hand out promo codes or special links.
The sale reaches PolyReach
The app
PolyReach
purchase · renewal
The app's billing already reports every purchase and renewal — PolyReach just listens and ties it back to you.
Your commission is booked
+ your % on every payment
Every payment they make adds your % to your balance — automatically, no invoicing. On subscription programs that repeats with every renewal.
You get paid
+$3.00
e-mail + live dashboard
Your private dashboard updates live and an e-mail tells you exactly how much you earned. The developer pays you directly.
You always see the same numbers as the developer — no guessing, no “trust me”. Income that keeps coming for as long as they keep paying — every renewal, on the programs that renew.
Building the app instead of promoting it?
Launch your own partner program in minutes. PolyReach handles attribution, the commission ledger, refunds and clawbacks — you keep control of the money and the relationships.
You stream or post gaming content
Overlay tools, clip editors, stat and coaching apps
Gamers already spend on their setup to look better on stream and climb ranks. A monthly tool fits a habit they have had for years.
You post trips, routes and travel tips
Trip planners, flight deal apps, offline maps and eSIM apps
Every trip your viewers plan repeats the same painful steps. People who travel a few times a year keep the app between trips.
These are examples of the kind of fit that works, not a list of what is live. The board above shows the programs taking applications right now.
There is no follower minimum from us. The founder reviews your application, and every listing spells out what that founder is looking for. What actually earns is overlap: an audience that already has the problem the product solves beats a bigger audience that doesn't.
The commission rate, what it is calculated on, and the length of the hold are set per program — every offer page shows its own.
