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Patricia Affiliate Program

Get paid before they buy, and every month after.

Every Patricia customer starts with a call, so the call is the whole job. Send us one and you earn $50 the moment they turn up, whether or not they ever spend a cent. Then 20% of everything they do spend, for 12 months.

Free to join. Every application is reviewed by a human, usually within 24 hours.

$50
per qualified demo, win or lose
20%
of what they spend, for 12 months
+$100
in credits, switched on during their call

How you get paid

Most programs pay you once, on a flat subscription, and then decay. Patricia bills for work done, so one referral pays you three different ways and the total grows as they use her more.

$50

Every time a referral shows up to a demo

Not when they book. When they turn up and the call actually happens. It is paid whether or not they ever become a customer, so the work of getting someone genuinely interested is worth something on its own.

paid on attendance
20%

Of everything they spend on Patricia

The $45 a month workspace plan and every credit top-up on top of it, for 12 months from their first payment.A company that actually uses Patricia spends about $650 a month: the $45 plan plus roughly 300,000 credits of real work on top. Your 20% of that is $131 a month, every month, for a year. The credits are the larger half, which is why what they do with her matters more than the fact they came on board.

$131 / mo typical
$100

In credits for them, switched on during the call

Anyone who turns up walks off the call with $100 of Patricia credits already live, on top of the free ones every account starts with. Real work, not a trial.Which means you and the person you sent are paid for the same thing. They show up, they get 45,000 credits. They show up, you get $50. It is the easiest thing in the world to write a post about.

$100 on the call

What this actually pays

Real pricing, straight from our pricing page, with the $50 bounty and the 20% on top. Drag the sliders.

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Every demo pays $50 whether it converts or not. The ones that convert keep paying you for the next 12 months, which is why month twelve looks nothing like month one.

320,000

A company that genuinely adopts Patricia spends about $650 a month, roughly 320,000 credits, once the 20,000 included in the plan run out. That is where this starts.

Your commission in month 12

Demo bounties5 x $50$250
Consumption24 customers x $131$3,132
Every month by then$3,382
$511Month 1$3,382Month 12
Demo bountiesConsumption
Total across the first year$23,358

The demo cash is steady. The consumption line compounds, because every customer you add keeps paying for 12 months while you add the next.

Consumption is the $45 plan plus credits, at the bulk rate they qualify for. Assumes you hold that pace for 12 months.

The better you teach, the more you earn

This is the difference worth understanding before you write your first post.

On a flat subscription program, a tutorial earns you nothing. The customer pays the same $30 a month whether they use the product once a week or all day. Your best work is invisible on your payout.

Patricia is metered. A post that teaches a company to run its monthly client reports through her does not just stop them churning. It raises their credit usage, and 20% of that increase lands in your next payout. The $50 is the floor on a referral; this is the ceiling.

So the same referral can be worth almost nothing, or thousands. Nobody decides which but you.

One referral, three outcomes · year one

Signs up, never adopts20,000 cr / mo
$108
Typical adoption320,000 cr / mo
$1,566
All-in, like our own team1,800,000 cr / mo
$7,798

A 72x spread between the first row and the last: same product, same 20%, same 12 months. The only variable is how well the customer was taught.

You publish

A teardown, a template, a walkthrough of a workflow you actually run.

They run more work

More reports, more briefs, more automations. Every one of them burns credits.

Your payout grows

20% of a bigger bill, every month, for a full year.

$131 to $650 / mo

Which pays for the next post

What your audience gets

Booking through you is worth more to them than booking cold, which is the reason they use your link. That is also how you keep the attribution.

$100 in extra credits

+$100 on the call

For turning up

Every account starts with free credits. We switch on $100 more, about 45,000 credits, while the call is running. Enough runway for real client work, and no card until they decide to carry on.

Set up with them, live

45 minutes

Done with you

Not a pitch. We connect their tools, put Patricia in their Slack and run her first real task on the call. They leave with something working, not a trial to figure out alone.

Inside the Slack they run

$45 / mo after

Every seat included

Patricia installs into their existing workspace. One price for the whole team and every client they manage, never per seat.

How it works

Apply

Tell us who your audience is and where you publish. Free, and we read every one.

Get your link and code

A branded refer.patricia.app link, up to 10 of them, pointing anywhere on our site. That is all you need to send someone.

They book, and they show up

The call is how everyone starts with Patricia, so this is the step that matters. It runs, you earn $50, and we switch on their $100 of credits while they watch. Both of you paid for the same moment.

Get paid

Commissions clear after 14 days and pay out from $50, by Stripe or PayPal.

$50
Per qualified demo
30 days
Attribution window
12 months
Commission duration
14 days
Until a commission clears

What counts as a qualified demo

A real company that could actually use Patricia, booked through your link, where the person turns up and the call runs. We read attendance straight from the meeting, so there is nothing for you to claim or chase.

It does not count if the booking is cancelled or nobody joins, if the company is already a customer, if it is a duplicate of a booking you already earned on, or if the attendee is you. We reserve the right to hold the bounty on anything that looks manufactured, and we will tell you why.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is a qualified demo?

One where they show up. That is the whole test: a real company books a demo through your link, and turns up to the call. Booking is not enough, and neither is a call nobody joins.

When exactly does the $50 land?

When the call actually happens, not when it is booked. We read attendance from the meeting itself, so a booking that is cancelled or that nobody joins pays nothing, and one that runs pays you automatically. You do not have to claim it or chase us.

Do I still earn if they never buy?

Yes. The $50 is yours the moment a real prospect turns up, whatever happens next. That is the point of it: getting someone genuinely interested is work, and most programs pay nothing for it.

What counts as a sale after that?

Everything the referred workspace pays us: the $45 monthly plan and every credit top-up on top of it, for 12 months from their first payment. Because Patricia is metered, top-ups are usually the larger half.

How is a referral tracked?

Two ways, and they back each other up. Your link sets a cookie that lasts 30 days, so anyone who books in that window is attributed to you. We also ask every new customer who sent them and record the answer on the call, which catches the ones a cookie never survives: a different device, a cleared browser, a link forwarded to a colleague weeks later.

When and how do I get paid?

A commission clears 14 days after it is earned, which covers the refund window and gives us time to catch a no-show that was marked late. Once your cleared balance reaches $50 we pay out through Stripe or PayPal. There is no cap, and no clawback on a cleared commission.

What does my audience get out of booking through me?

$100 of Patricia credits, switched on live during the call, on top of the free ones every account starts with. Plus the 45 minute session itself, where we connect their tools, put Patricia into their Slack and run her first real task. The credits are tied to turning up, exactly like your bounty is, so you and the person you sent are paid for the same thing.

My audience is small. Should I bother applying?

Yes, and the demo bounty is why. You do not need thousands of readers to send us five good conversations a month. We look at fit, not follower count: a newsletter of 800 agency owners is worth more to us than 50,000 general tech followers.

Can I run ads on your brand name?

No. Bidding on Patricia and its variants is not allowed, and neither are coupon-scraping sites or unattributed spam. Everything else is fair game: content, video, newsletters, courses, communities.

Your audience is already trying to work this out.

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