Partner program · 1 min 28 s
What a code does, what it pays, and what will cost you.
Eighty-eight seconds on how the partner program actually works — including the two mistakes that quietly cost partners money. Captions in English, Spanish and Filipino. The transcript below is clickable: pick a line to jump the video to it.
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Machine translation, not yet checked by a native speaker.
The English captions are the app's own on-screen wording. The Spanish and Filipino were translated from them and have not been read by a fluent speaker. If you spot something wrong, tell us — a correction from someone who speaks the language is worth more than another pass by a machine.
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Where these numbers come from
Every figure in this video is read out of the product, not out of a pitch. The 90-day trial is the default on a trainer code and the app resolves a referred signup's trial length from it. The 20% is the default on the same row, stored against your code and read at payout — your own rate is agreed individually, so confirm it before you share anything.
The two warnings are the ones worth eighty seconds of anyone's time. Only signups are recorded, never clicks — there is no click tracking in the product at all. And a code cannot attach to an account that already exists: if the person has logged into Title22 before, your link will not claim them and there is no way to fix it afterwards. Send it before they sign up.
Commission is paid directly, by a person, not by the software — there is no automated payout inside the product. The written version of all of this is on the partner page, and the partner tour is a recording of the real screen rather than a set of cards.