Partner Programme
Bring your audience. Earn on what they pay.
A personal code gives your audience 20% off their first 3 months of FootballEdge. You earn 50% of their first month and 20% of each of the next 12 — paid in euros.
How it works
- 01
Apply
Tell us where you publish and how you would present FootballEdge. We review every application by hand.
- 02
Choose your code
Once approved, pick your own code (for example ANNA20) and share it with your link. Your audience sees the discount at checkout.
- 03
Follow your numbers live
New subscribers by plan, commission earned and in hold, reversals and payouts — updated the moment a payment happens. Never a customer's name.
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Get paid monthly
Commission is held 30 days after each payment, then paid after your report on the 1st of the next month, once your balance reaches €50.00.
The terms in one glance
- • 20% off the first 3 months for your audience (annual plans: 5% off the first year)
- • 50% of the first month's payment, then 20% of months 2–13
- • Annual plans: 20% of the first-year payment, once
- • Commission is on what the customer actually paid, after the discount and excluding VAT
- • Only new customers count — people who never had a paid FootballEdge plan
- • 30-day hold, then payable; refunds and chargebacks reverse the commission
- • Paid by bank transfer, Revolut or PayPal from €50.00
Our rules for promotion
FootballEdge is about honest numbers: fewer picks, every miss public. We work only with partners who promote it the same way.
- • Label every post as an ad (#ad).
- • No promises of profit, no "easy money", no "sure wins".
- • 18+ only: never aim at, or appeal to, under-18s.
- • Nobody under 25 may appear in your FootballEdge promotion.
- • Add the responsible-gambling line for your market.
When you get paid
Every commission follows the same path, from the customer’s payment to your account.
- 30-day hold
- When a customer pays, the commission on that payment is held for 30 days. This covers our 14-day money-back guarantee and the withdrawal period.
- Paid after the 1st
- Everything that leaves the hold by the end of a month is paid after your report on the 1st of the following month. The report is your statement and shows “payout due”. We pay by bank transfer, Revolut or PayPal shortly after the 1st.
- Minimum €50.00
- If your payable balance is below €50.00, it carries over to the next month until it reaches €50.00.
- Renewals
- Each renewal follows the same path: its own 30-day hold, then the next payout after the 1st.
- Refunds and chargebacks
- A refund or withdrawal during the hold cancels that commission before it becomes payable. A refund or a chargeback after the hold — a chargeback is when the customer disputes the payment with their bank — is deducted from your later payouts. If the dispute is decided in our favour, the commission is added back.
- How much
- Monthly plans: 50% of the first payment, then 20% of each of the next 12 monthly payments. Annual plans: 20% of the first annual payment, once — with the same hold and payout timing.
- Invoices
- How your commission is invoiced depends on your account: either you send us an invoice for each payout, or we issue self-billed invoices for you. See Invoicing
Example
- 19 October — a customer pays with your code. The commission goes into the 30-day hold.
- 18 November — the hold ends. The commission is payable.
- 1 December — your report for November shows it as payable, with “payout due” once your balance is at least €50.00. We pay it shortly after.
- The renewal: paid 19 November → released 19 December → paid with the payout after 1 January.
Questions
Who can apply?
Creators aged 18 or older who publish about football — on any platform. We look at the audience, the tone and how you plan to present us.
Does my audience need a cookie or a special link?
No. Your code is the attribution. A link with your code prefilled makes it easier, but typing the code at checkout works the same.
What if a subscriber asks for a refund?
The commission on that payment is reversed. That is why commission is held for 30 days before it becomes payable.