What your referral network could earn
Referral earnings have two streams — a monthly share of each referral's subscription, and a share of the platform fees on their sales. Both rates are tiered by your plan. Model how a growing network compounds over time.
How this is calculated
The Mindhyv referral program pays two streams, and both rates are tiered by your plan:
- Subscription share — a monthly cut of each referral's subscription:
5%on Free,10%on Standard,20%on Elite. - Sales-fee share — a cut of the platform fees your referrals generate when they sell:
10%on Free,20%on Standard,40%on Elite.
What each referral pays in depends on their plan: Free referrals pay no subscription and a 12% platform fee on sales; Standard pay $14.99/mo and 7%; Elite pay $49.99/mo and 5%. So a referral's plan changes both streams — a Free referral contributes nothing on subscriptions but more per sale in fees; an Elite referral contributes the most on subscriptions and the least per sale.
Month by month, the model adds your new referrals, retires the drop-off percentage you set, and pays both streams on everyone still active — that's why the curve compounds instead of climbing in a straight line. The share lasts as long as the referral stays active, which is what "lifetime" means here: not a one-time bounty, but a share of ongoing activity.
The program mechanics and honest limits are laid out inthe referral earnings explainer, and fees themselves inhow fees work. Referrals come easiest from people who already like your work — there's a playbook in how to ask for referrals.