Recommend Peerbeta to your audience and earn a commission
You publish Android tutorials, a channel or a newsletter, or run a developer community? Your audience gets a link and a discount code on their first order, and you a share of what they pay for the agreed period.
- Step 1
You write to us
With a link to what you publish and who reads it. We answer within a few working days.
- Step 2
Your code
We agree on the discount, the commission and how long it lasts. You accept the invitation with a Peerbeta account.
- Step 3
Your audience orders
They follow your link, or enter your code when paying for their first closed test, and pay less. Their next orders earn you a share too, for the agreed period.
- 30 days later
Your commission
After 30 days, it is paid to you by bank transfer. A refunded order earns you nothing.
The rules, plainly
The program follows the terms of use and the guarantee: a refunded order earns no commission.
What commission?
From 20 to 30% of what developers who came with your code pay, for a period agreed with you. The rate depends on your audience and what you publish.
When am I paid?
A commission waits 30 days after the order is paid, then it is paid by bank transfer. If the order is refunded later, under the guarantee for instance, its commission comes off the next payout.
Can I use my code for my own apps?
No: your code does not apply to your own orders, and they earn you nothing. The code is meant for your audience.
What should I tell my audience?
That the link or code is a partnership, as the law requires for an advertisement. And what Peerbeta does, without promising that Google will grant production access: the decision is Google’s.
Your readers need 12 testers.
Give them a code that saves them time, and yourself a commission.