How are Teleprompter affiliate referrals tracked?

Each approved creator gets a personal code that their audience enters in the app when they subscribe. That person stays tied to the creator on any device, and the creator sees signups and paying subscribers in a dashboard inside the app.

When are Teleprompter affiliates paid?

Every two weeks with no minimum. Each commission is held for 14 days first to cover refunds, then included in the next payout.

Do you need an audience of a certain size to join?

No. There is no minimum audience size, and every application is reviewed by a person.

What should I check before joining an app affiliate program?

Check how long commission lasts, how long payouts are held, what ties a customer to you and for how long, and whether you get a dashboard. Most importantly, only recommend a product you would use yourself.

Teleprompter Affiliate Program: Earn 30% for 6 Months

If you make video, or teach people who do, a teleprompter affiliate program is one of the easier recommendations to earn from, because the problem is one your audience already has: they freeze, ramble or look down when the camera turns on. The Teleprompter app from PostCrows pays creators 30% of each referred subscriber’s payments for their first 6 months, with payouts every two weeks and no minimum.

This page covers what that program pays, how referrals are tracked, and what to check in any app affiliate program before you put your name on it.

How much does the Teleprompter affiliate program pay?

Approved creators earn 30% of what each referred subscriber pays, excluding tax, for that subscriber’s first 6 months.

Subscriber plan	What you earn
Monthly	30% of each of the first six monthly payments
Annual	30% of the first annual payment

Payments are held for 14 days so refunds are settled before you are paid, then included in the next bi-weekly payout. There is no minimum balance. If a payment is refunded inside the hold, the commission on it is cancelled.

How are referrals tracked?

Every approved creator gets a personal code. Your audience enters it in the app when they subscribe, and that person is tied to your account permanently, on any device.

You also get a creator dashboard inside the app. It shows how many people used your code, how many are paying and how many are set to renew. Emails are partly hidden to protect your audience’s privacy.

A code, rather than a link, is deliberate: app store subscriptions are bought inside Apple’s and Google’s checkouts, which do not pass a referring link through reliably. A code you can say out loud in a video works on every device and survives reinstalls.

Who is the program for?

Anyone who reads a script to camera or helps others do it: YouTubers, TikTok and Instagram creators, course makers, podcasters, coaches and bloggers who write about video. There is no minimum audience size and applications are read by a person, not scored by a bot.

It fits best when you can show the app doing something real. The Teleprompter app puts the script over the camera preview so you keep eye contact with the lens, never watermarks a recording, and has AI that drafts a script from a topic or rewrites a single line. If your audience films with a phone, that is a demo that takes two minutes. For setup ideas, see using a teleprompter for YouTube and how to use a teleprompter on your phone.

What should you check in any app affiliate program?

Before recommending any product, look for these:

Commission window. A one-time bounty and a recurring share are very different. Six months of a subscription is worth several times a single payment.
Hold and payout cadence. A hold covers refunds fairly, but it should be short and stated. Fourteen days is typical for a program that respects the refund period.
Attribution rules. Know what ties a customer to you and for how long, and what happens if they sign up on another device.
Visibility. A dashboard you can check beats a monthly email.
Whether you would use it. Your audience trusts the recommendation, not the commission. Try the free web teleprompter first.

For creators who also promote other products, affiliate marketing for faceless accounts covers how to fit recommendations into a content plan without it reading as an ad.

How do you join?

Fill in the short application on the Teleprompter creator program page: your name, email, where you post and a line about your audience. We reply by email, and once you are approved your code and dashboard are set up.