Seller Matrix gives Amazon sellers PPC clarity and real profit in one weekly view. If you've got an audience of FBA sellers, we'd like to pay you well for telling them about it.
No tiered structures. No bonus thresholds you'll never hit. One straight-forward rate for everyone, paid monthly.
Paid monthly via Stripe Connect or Wise. £50 minimum payout. No clawbacks on customers who churn after their first paid month.
This isn't being precious — it's because spammy promotion damages the brand we're all trying to build. Here's roughly what we look for.
Commission stops after month 12 on that specific customer — but if they upgrade within the 12 months, your commission continues on the new higher amount. New customers you refer reset the 12-month clock independently.
We're being deliberately uncomplicated in year one. If you're sending serious volume after six months and a tier upgrade makes sense, we'll have a conversation. We'd rather pay one rate well than promise complicated tiers that nobody hits.
Yes — for our first handful of partners we're offering 35% for 24 months plus custom co-marketing. This isn't something to apply for; we reach out to a small number of creators we've identified as ideal partners. If that's you, you'll hear from us.
No. This is the single fastest way to get removed from the programme. Brand-name bidding cannibalises our own traffic and costs us money on customers who would have found us anyway. It's not worth it for either of us.
Commission starts after the first paid month. So a 14-day trial conversion that immediately cancels doesn't earn or cost anyone anything. Past month one, no clawbacks.
Stripe Connect for most countries, Wise for the rest. £50 minimum payout, balances carry forward. We pay on the 1st of the month for the prior month's commission.
Separate programme. Existing paying customers can refer other sellers and both get a free month — that doesn't run through the affiliate scheme. If you're a paying customer AND an affiliate, you can use either, not both, for the same referral.