The affiliate program
$0.20 per shipped order, recurring, no cap.
What it is
Refer a merchant to Peregrine and you earn on every order they ship.
$0.20 per shipped order. Not per signup, per shipped order, so it follows their volume rather than paying out once.
It recurs. It keeps paying for as long as they keep shipping.
There is no cap, and no clawback.
Why it works this way
Most referral schemes pay a one-off bounty at signup, which rewards volume of signups rather than quality of them.
Paying per shipped order means a merchant who signs up and never trades is worth nothing, and one who grows into real volume keeps paying you as they grow. If you are referring people you genuinely think will do well, that is the better side of the trade.
The Affiliate screen
Open Affiliate program in the sidebar.
It shows your referral earnings, a commission chart over time, and your payout method.
Getting paid
Payouts are made by bank transfer.
Set your payout details before you have earnings to collect, and if anything about the payout screen is unclear, message support and let them handle it rather than guessing.
Who this suits
Anyone whose audience already runs stores: agencies, consultants, course and community operators, and merchants whose peers ask them who they use.
One thing worth saying plainly. You are putting your name on this. Refer people you would be comfortable seeing the service, because a referral that goes badly costs you more than $0.20 an order is worth. That is also why the scheme pays on shipped orders rather than signups.
Frequently asked
When does it start earning? Once your referral is shipping orders. Do I earn on their first order or all of them? All of them, for as long as they ship. Is there a cap? No. Can it be taken back? No clawback. How do I get paid? Bank transfer. When are payouts made, and is there a minimum? Ask support to confirm the current schedule. Do I need to be a Peregrine customer to refer someone? Ask support.
Still need help?
Real humans on every reply. Average response under 2 hours during business hours.