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Turn your content into recurring revenue

Recommend AI Token Router, earn a share of what your referrals spend — for as long as they keep using it.

How it works

10%

Standard rate, from your very first referral

Up to 15%

Unlocked at higher referral volume

180 days

How long you keep earning on each referred user

60-day cookie

Referral window — if they sign up within 60 days of clicking your link, it counts as yours

Your referral never pays more because of your link — the commission comes from us, not from their bill.

Who this is for

  • Technical writers and YouTube creators covering AI development
  • Open-source maintainers — a single link in your README counts
  • Agencies recommending infrastructure to their own clients

Real-time tracking

See exactly what's converting. No waiting for a monthly report.

Commission owed this month

$926.75

Paid on the 1st
SourceClicksSignupsOwed
YouTube — model comparison video1,28463$412.80
Blog — migration guide90641$288.15
README link51128$174.60
Newsletter — issue #422339$51.20

Illustrative data shown. Your dashboard updates within about a minute of a click.

How attribution works, step by step

The two windows are different lengths and mean different things, which is where most programs are misread.

The click opens a 60-day window

Someone who follows your link and signs up any time in the next 60 days is attributed to you, whether they signed up that evening or seven weeks later after thinking about it. Past that window the attribution has expired, which is the honest version of what a referral cookie is.

Each referral then earns for 180 days

Commission accrues on what that account spends for 180 days from the referral — not on a single first purchase. This is the number that makes the program worth writing for: usage-based infrastructure spend usually grows over the first months rather than peaking at signup.

10% from the first referral, up to 15%

The base rate applies from referral one, with no volume threshold to clear before you earn anything. The higher rate is unlocked at higher referral volume, so a channel that keeps sending qualified developers moves up rather than being rewarded once.

The commission comes out of our margin

Your referral pays exactly the published per-model rate, with or without your link — there is no referral surcharge, no different tariff and nothing for them to lose by using it. That is the part worth stating plainly to your audience, because it is the thing they will quietly wonder about.

Worked example

One referral spending $500 a month earns you $50 a month at the 10% base rate — about $300 across the 180-day attribution window, or roughly $450 at the 15% rate. Referrals compound rather than replace each other: each one carries its own 180-day window from its own signup date.

Illustrative arithmetic on the rates above, not a customer result. The $500 monthly spend is an assumption; the commission rates and the window are the real ones. What a referral actually spends depends entirely on their workload — the pricing page is where they and you can check the per-model rates.

What to tell your audience

Claims that hold up when someone checks them, which on a technical audience is every time.

  • Say "below the model publisher's official rate", not "the cheapest". Every pricing row prints the official rate beside ours precisely so the claim can be verified, and a superlative nobody can check is the one thing that makes a technical audience distrust the rest.
  • Be specific about availability: seven of the twenty-four catalogued models are callable today, and the catalogue marks which is which. An audience that hits an unavailable model after following your recommendation blames you, not us.
  • Point at a model page rather than the homepage. Each one carries the rate, the licence, the context window and a runnable snippet with the id filled in.
  • Mention that no card is required and that the balance is a hard ceiling. For a reader whose actual hesitation is a runaway agent bill, that is the sentence that matters, not the discount.

Common questions

How long do I keep earning on a referral?

180 days from the referral, on everything that account spends in that period — not on a single first purchase. Separately, there is a 60-day window between someone clicking your link and signing up; sign-ups inside it are attributed to you, sign-ups after it are not.

Does my audience pay more because they used my link?

No. The commission is paid by us out of our margin, and your referral pays exactly the published per-model rate they would have paid anyway. There is no referral tariff and no surcharge, which is why this is safe to disclose openly to a technical audience.

What commission rate will I actually get?

10% from your first referral, with no volume threshold to clear first, rising to as much as 15% at higher referral volume. As arithmetic: a referral spending $500 a month is $50 a month to you at the base rate, and each referral carries its own 180-day window.

Who is accepted into the program?

Applications ask for your email, the channel you publish on and a link to it, and are reviewed within 48 hours; approval brings your links and dashboard access by email.

How do I know I am getting credit for what I send?

The affiliate dashboard shows clicks, signups and commission owed per source, updating within about a minute of a click, so a piece of content can be evaluated the day it goes out rather than at the end of a month. Sources are tagged by you, so a README link and a newsletter issue stay distinguishable.

Apply

Three fields: your email, the channel you publish on and a link to it. Applications are reviewed within 48 hours, and approval brings your links and dashboard access by email.

Applications are reviewed within 48 hours.