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# Bonus Campaign Terms: “New Creator Bonus”
The campaign is valid until April 30, 2026 (inclusive)
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**To participate, you need to:**
1\. Join the Tribute affiliate program
2\. Refer a creator via your affiliate link
3\. The creator must register and start selling content
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**Bonuses are granted when the creator reaches revenue milestones:**
→ creator earns 250$ → you get 10$
→ creator earns 1250$ → you get 60$
Only actual revenue is counted (successful paid transactions), excluding refunds and cancellations. The required revenue must be reached by April 30, 2026 (inclusive). Bonus is granted once per referred creator
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**The campaign applies only to:**
• new affiliates (who have not previously joined the affiliate program)
• new creators (who have not previously registered on Tribute)
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In addition, you receive 2% of the creator’s revenue for up to 5 years (according to standard affiliate program terms)
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Tribute reserves the right to withhold bonuses in case of fraudulent or abusive activity
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