The Affiliate Program: Earn From Every Referral

Each account gets one referral code. You choose it yourself — up to 8 alphanumeric characters — so pick something short and recognizable rather than a random string. The code is yours until you delete it.

1. 01Create your code in the affiliate section of the dashboard.
2. 02Share your referral link, or tell people the code directly — they can type it into the referral field on the registration page.
3. 03When someone signs up through your link or enters your code, their account is linked to yours.
4. 04Every deposit they make credits 5% of its value to you automatically, as GB data on your account.

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Affiliate earnings land on your account as bandwidth, not as a cash balance. There are no payout thresholds, no withdrawal requests, and no waiting — the data simply appears and is usable immediately.

That data has straightforward value: GB is normally bought from balance at the published rate per GB, so every deposit your referrals make offsets data you would otherwise pay for. Since neither balance nor GB ever expires, earnings accumulate indefinitely. Use the data for your own traffic, or wager it in the GB games if that is your thing — just remember that game wagers and winnings are data only, with no cash value and no conversion back to balance.

The free tier pays a flat 5% with no configuration. Two paid ranks on the Add-ons page raise the ceiling and add control:

• Affiliate — raises the total split to up to 20%, and lets you divide that total between your own commission and a signup bonus paid to the person you refer.
• Affiliate Pro — raises the total to up to 30%, adds analytics on your referrals' activity, and includes priority support.

Current rank prices are listed on the Add-ons page in the dashboard. Whether an upgrade pays for itself depends entirely on how much your referrals deposit — a handful of active users at 20-30% outearns a large list of inactive signups at any rate.

With a paid rank, the split is your main lever. You decide how the total percentage is divided between your commission and the bonus the referred user receives at signup. A code that gives the new user something concrete converts better than one that only pays you.

For example, at the 20% tier you might keep 12% and offer an 8% signup bonus. The bonus becomes part of your pitch: instead of asking people to use your code as a favor, you are offering them a better deal than registering without one. At the 30% tier you have even more room to be generous while still out-earning the free tier.

The referrals that keep depositing month after month come from honest recommendations, not volume. What works:

• Tutorials and setup guides that solve a real problem — a walkthrough of getting started, configuring a specific tool, or a scraping workflow, with your link where a provider is naturally mentioned.
• Honest reviews that describe your actual usage, including limitations. Readers can tell the difference.
• Communities you genuinely participate in — answer questions first, mention your link only where it is relevant and allowed by that community's rules.
• Comparison content that discloses your affiliate relationship.

• One code per account. You can delete your code and create a new one, but you cannot run several in parallel.
• Codes are up to 8 alphanumeric characters — no spaces or symbols.
• The base rate is 5% of referred users' deposits, credited as GB data.
• Referred users must enter the code at registration; it cannot be added afterward.
• Resellers cannot also be affiliates. If you hold the reseller rank, you are buying wholesale data and setting your own customer prices instead — the two programs are mutually exclusive, so pick the model that fits how you sell.

Your affiliate earnings are shown in the dashboard, so you can see what your code has generated and when data was credited. With the Affiliate Pro rank, the analytics view adds more detail on referral activity.

Check it after each campaign — a tutorial that drives ten depositing users is worth more than a viral post that drives a thousand signups who never top up. Over time that tells you which channels deserve your effort, and whether your current split is doing its job. If earnings grow to the point where you want your own storefront, branded domain, and cash payouts, that is the point to read the whitelabel guide.