Every subscriber can join the affiliate program. The core, consistently documented payout is a $10 residual monthly commission for each direct active referral. The commission continues only while the referred customer stays subscribed and paying. A heavily promoted phrase is “Refer 4, Pay No More.” Four active referrals generate $40, which covers the approximate $39.95 subscription and leaves a few cents before taxes or fees.

Commissions are paid weekly by eCheck with a $40 minimum threshold. Annual amounts over $600 are tracked for tax reporting. Some older promotional videos and materials mention additional overrides, second-level and third-level payments, or rank bonuses. One set of claims referenced $2 on second level and $3 on third level. Rank titles such as Double Diamond with large one-time payouts appear in certain presentations, sometimes requiring thousands of active subscribers. These higher-level and rank elements are not uniformly documented on the current public homepage and should be verified directly with the company.

Simple residual illustration:

At four referrals the company receives roughly $159.80 in subscription revenue and pays $40 in direct commissions, retaining about $119.80 before other costs. At larger scale the math continues:

The remaining revenue must cover bandwidth, any content costs, support, payment processing, refunds, and overhead. Public materials do not include audited financial statements, churn rates, or exact content costs, so net margin cannot be independently confirmed.

The structure is best described as a direct-referral residual affiliate program. Reliable public evidence does not establish a classic binary plan with left and right legs, a full unilevel depth schedule, or a matrix with forced placement. Some promoters have described multi-level payments, but official documentation centers on the $10 direct residual. Retention is critical; any churn immediately reduces commission income.