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Your link is the whole of your trade. This page covers when a buyer is credited to you, how long that lasts, and — most importantly — when they are not.

How attribution works

1

You share your link

Your code and link are on your dashboard. The link carries your code in ?ref= and opens on the sign-up page.
2

The buyer registers

When the account is created your code is captured and the attribution recorded, and you are notified immediately.
3

You follow them on your dashboard

They appear under Attributed buyers with their stage: registered → verified → in a deal → closed. Name and stage only — no email, no phone.
Your code is remembered on the visitor’s device for a week, so someone who opens your link and registers later — or signs up with Google after an external redirect — is still credited to you.

When nobody is credited to you

Before approval, and while suspended or ended, the link works but does not attribute. The platform says so plainly where the copy button would be.
Attribution happens only when a new account is created. Someone already registered is not credited to you even if they arrive through your link.
Each buyer has exactly one attribution. The first capture wins, and it is not transferred later.

The attribution window

Attribution is not permanent: each one runs for a set period shown on your dashboard (and on the Your programme terms card), and every attributed buyer carries a countdown of days remaining.
A deal that closes after the window expires accrues no commission for you. Follow up with your clients before the window runs out.

Buyer privacy

You see the buyer’s name and stage only. No email, no phone number, no details of their deal. You brought them; you do not manage their relationship with the platform — a deliberate limit that protects both sides.

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Commission & payouts

When your commission accrues, how it is calculated, and how it reaches you.

Promotion & the design studio

Campaigns for a specific listing, and cards you design yourself.