Recommend a content platform you would recommend anyway, and earn 50% of what the people you send us pay — for 12 months, per customer. Free to join, no contract, no minimum, nothing to resell or support.

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The offer

Commission 50% of what a referred customer pays us
For 12 months from their first payment
Attribution 90 days first touch — the earliest link wins
Hold 30 days so refunds settle before we pay
Paid out $25 monthly, once your balance clears this

Free to join. No contract, no minimum, no reseller agreement, and no obligation to send us anything. US affiliates at launch (a W‑9 is required before a first payout crossing $600 in a year).

How it works

What you would be recommending

Demades produces finished episodes — audio, video, animation or music — from a brief, a topic, or writing someone already has. A script, synthetic hosts and voices, cover art and a full transcript, in minutes, published to a public catalogue and an embeddable player.

Everything Demades produces is AI-generated. The hosts and the voices are synthetic, not real people, and every published episode carries that disclosure. That is a category plenty of audiences are sceptical of, and we would rather you weigh it now than field the question later. The one thing worth doing before you recommend it is using it — it is free, it takes one prompt, and if what comes out is not worth your audience’s time then none of the rest of this matters.

The honest part: Demades is free right now

Payments are turned off while we scale, so nobody is being charged and nobody is being paid a commission — including you. We would rather you read that here than discover it after you have spent credibility recommending us.

What a referral does today is bind the account to your code. Attribution is 90-day first touch and it stays with the account, and the 12-month commission term starts at that account’s first payment — whenever that is. So the position you take now is the one you keep.

That is the whole early-mover argument, stated plainly: this is an attribution position, not immediate revenue. If that is not worth your time yet, the offer does not expire — come back when charging resumes.

Referring more than one client? Label them.

An agency that recommends us to six clients should not get back one revenue number it cannot act on. Add &sid= and any label you choose to the end of your link — a client name, a campaign, a placement — and each one reports as its own line in your dashboard. The labels are yours; we neither issue nor interpret them.

This is the same program and the same terms, not a separate agency tier. There is no contract to sign and no minimum client count.

You must say you are paid — and it is easier than it sounds.

Affiliates are compensated endorsers under U.S. Federal Trade Commission rules, so wherever your link goes, say plainly and up front that you earn a commission: “we get a referral fee if you sign up” or “I earn a commission if you sign up through this link” is enough. Put it before the link and in the same medium — spoken aloud in audio and video, written in text. A hashtag buried in a block, a line in your bio, or a platform’s paid-partnership toggle on its own is not enough.

We are deliberate about this because it is the whole filter. The compliant answer and the comfortable answer are the same sentence, and an affiliate unwilling to say it is not one we want endorsing us. Promoting without disclosing ends participation and forfeits any unpaid balance.

Also prohibited outright, and grounds for the same: incentivized fake reviews, sockpuppets and engagement pods; bidding on “Demades” brand terms in paid search; coupon and deal-site stuffing; cookie stuffing; and unsolicited bulk email carrying your link. All of it is spelled out in the terms.

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Questions before you join? The Affiliate Program Terms carry every commercial fact on this page and several this page leaves out.