Your per-invitee table on the Earnings tab shows everyone who signed up through your link. Some of them have commission amounts; others say “Free tier”. This article explains why.
Commissions only fire on VIP upgrades
The program pays $100 when an invitee upgrades to VIP specifically. Not Starter. Not Pro. Only VIP.
This is intentional — VIP is the highest tier and represents the strongest commitment to the platform. The math only works for everyone if the inviter gets a meaningful share when the invitee makes a meaningful commitment.
So what do you see for non-VIP invitees?
If your invitee:
- Stayed on Free: Their row shows “Free tier” with no commission amount.
- Upgraded to Starter: Their row shows “Starter” — still no commission.
- Upgraded to Pro: Their row shows “Pro” — still no commission.
- Upgraded to VIP: Their row shows “$100” with a status pill (Pending / Eligible / Paid).
Why is this useful information to see?
Even non-VIP invitees still tell you something:
- Your invite link is working — people are clicking and signing up
- Your audience matches the platform — they found enough value to register
- You’ve seeded future commission opportunities if they upgrade later
How to nudge a non-VIP invitee toward VIP
Don’t pester. Most invitees who upgrade do so on their own timeline based on their own needs. The best thing you can do is be a good ambassador — share your own positive experience publicly and let them notice.