Brand Affiliate Commission

Some matched Brand Campaign cards also pay commission on the sale, set by the advertiser — no catalogue, no separate card.

How It's Different From a Regular Brand Campaign Card

It isn't a separate card type — it's an extra earning layer on a Brand Campaign card you're already matched to. When that advertiser has affiliate tracking enabled on their campaign, a click you sent that later results in a sale on their site earns you commission on top of your usual per-click rate.

How a Sale Gets Attributed to You

When someone clicks an affiliate-enabled campaign card on your bio page, Adscod attaches a tracking reference to that click. If the advertiser reports a completed sale against that reference, the commission is credited to you automatically — there's nothing for you to configure.

Commission Rates

Each advertiser sets their own commission — either a percentage of the sale or a flat amount per sale — for their own campaign. Your dashboard shows the rate on any matched card that has affiliate tracking on. You keep 65% of whatever that commission comes out to, the same share you earn on clicks.

When Commission Is Released

Unlike click earnings, which post within minutes, affiliate commission is confirmed by the advertiser's own sale report — so it can take longer to land in your wallet, and a sale can be reversed if it's later returned or charged back.