39 EUR a month
9.75 EUR
to you, every month
- Over 12 months
- 117 EUR
- Ten of them
- 1170 EUR
Reelwire is bought by people who already publish: agencies running channels for clients, consultants inside finance and local government, integrators who build on other people's APIs, and anybody whose audience is quietly drowning in video production costs.
If that is your audience, this pays recurring rather than once, because the thing you referred is a subscription rather than a sale.
39 EUR a month
9.75 EUR
to you, every month
149 EUR a month
37.25 EUR
to you, every month
499 EUR a month
124.75 EUR
to you, every month
The free plan pays nothing, because it costs nothing. Everything above is 25% of what the customer actually pays, so an upgrade raises your share from that month on, and the prices are the same ones on the pricing page.
One message: what you publish, who reads it, and why Reelwire belongs in front of them. There is no automated sign-up, because a programme nobody reviews fills up with people who bid on your own brand name.
Your own, on every page of this site. A click is remembered for 60 days, so somebody who reads you on a Tuesday and signs up a month later is still yours.
You are paid 25% of what they actually pay, every month, for 12 months. Not a one-off bounty: if they upgrade, your share goes up with them.
Monthly, thirty days after the month closes, once the balance passes 50 EUR. Below that it rolls into the next month rather than being eaten by transfer fees.
Write about it, review it, compare it with what you used before, put it in a newsletter, build a template with it and show the result, demonstrate it on a call, embed a clip you rendered.
Say what you think. A review that only ever agrees is worth nothing to your readers and, in the end, nothing to us either.
Bidding on the brand name. Paid search on "Reelwire" and its misspellings takes a visitor who was already coming and charges us for them.
Claiming to be Reelwire. No support addresses, no accounts, no invoices, no pages that copy this one.
Referring yourself. Your own account, your own company's accounts, accounts opened on your behalf.
Unsolicited mail. Anything sent to a list that did not ask for it.
Promising what it does not do. Especially about AI: the whole argument here is that a template holds a fact still, and an affiliate who sells it as a generative video tool creates a refund and a bad review at the same time.
When they pay. A free plan sign-up is not a referral, because the free plan costs nothing and pays 25% of nothing.
Refunds and chargebacks are deducted from the next payout. A subscription cancelled inside its first month is not a referral either.
The last click inside the 60 days wins. It is the common rule and the only one that does not require us to adjudicate between two people who both did real work.
There is no automated sign-up. One message describing your audience, and you get an answer from a person rather than a queue.