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Affiliate programme

Recommend RiftStash,
keep a share.

Recommend it to your community. If one of your people subscribes to RiftStash+, 20% of what they pay us goes to you, every month, for as long as they stay subscribed.

Everything else — the catalogue, the collection, the scanner, the deck builder and trades between players — is free for them. That's what makes the recommendation easy to stand behind.

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Where we are, no filter

A page like this one usually shows off a user count. We don't have one yet: RiftStash is just opening. Here's what we actually have, and what we don't — you'll judge better with that than with a promise.

Cards in the catalogue
1,523
Sets tracked
9
App languages
2
  • What works: the collection, the offline scanner, the validated deck builder, trades between players, price alerts — in English and French.
  • What's missing: every other app language, and card names in anything but English, which wait for Riot to open its locales — the rest is ready on our side.
  • What we won't hide from you: you'd be among the first. That's the upside and the risk, in that order.

What it pays

20% of the net amount of every RiftStash+ subscription you bring in — net meaning what we actually receive: after VAT, the App Store or Google Play commission, and refunds. The subscription costs €3.99 a month in the euro zone; elsewhere the stores set a local price, and your commission follows what was actually paid.

10

Per month

€5.70

Over twelve months

€68.40

  • One monthly referral earns €0.57 a month; on the 6-month plan, €3.12 every six months; on the yearly plan, €5.67 in one go.
  • How it's worked out: from €3.99 including VAT, we take off 20% VAT (the French rate), then the 15% the App Store and Google Play keep. That leaves €2.83 a month, and your share is calculated on that.
  • It assumes your referrals stay subscribed for twelve months: cancellations and refunds will bring it down.
  • It's an estimate, not a commitment — and it's income that builds over months, not a lump sum.

What it doesn't pay

Better you know before you shoot a video than when your first statement lands.

  • Any buying or selling of cards, if and when we offer it. That would be a separate service whose margin depends on what each card cost us — and buying cards takes cash out before anything is resold. We can't pay out the same euro twice.
  • Sign-ups on their own. A new account earns us nothing; paying you for one would mean buying empty sign-ups.
  • The seven-day trial. Until money comes in, there's nothing to share.

How a referral comes back to you

The subscription is bought in the app, not on the website: that's why the link between you and a player is a code they type, not a link that tracks them.

  1. 01

    You get a code

    Short, easy to say out loud, plus a link to a page with your name on it. No cookies: the attribution happens through the code, typed in the app, not through a tracker planted in the browser.

  2. 02

    Your audience types it in the app

    Account → My referral, within 30 days of creating their account. That's the only moment the attribution can happen, and it's final.

  3. 03

    You earn, month after month

    As soon as a referral pays for their subscription, a line is added to your account. It stays for as long as they do.

What we promise each other

Us, to you

  • Your rate is locked the day we accept you. If we lower the public rate tomorrow, you keep yours.
  • One line per payment, with the gross amount, the fees and the rate applied. Dispute any of them and we'll reopen it.
  • Nothing gets erased. A refund writes a negative line next to the original, never in its place.
  • If we close the programme, you get thirty days' notice, and your balance is still owed.

You, to us

  • Say it's a partnership. The law requires it for commercial content, and your audience deserves it.
  • Don't promise anything on our behalf: limits, prices and what the subscription includes all change, and RiftStash+ is bought in the app, never here.
  • No bidding on “RiftStash” or its variants in search ads. We don't want to buy back our own name.
  • No coupon sites, no mass commenting. Your code isn't a discount, it's a signature.

In case of obvious fraud — self-referral, fake accounts — we suspend the account. The balance already earned is still owed: we freeze what's coming, we don't take back what's been earned.

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We read everything and reply within five business days, yes or no. There's no minimum audience: two hundred players who trust you are worth more than a fifty-thousand-subscriber channel people just scroll past.

One thing is non-negotiable, though: a registered business — sole trader included. Without an invoice from you, we can't send you money. We pay by SEPA bank transfer in Europe and by PayPal everywhere else.

Our emails — acknowledgement, decision, monthly statement — are in French for now.

Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

One address per line: YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, X, Discord…
Subscribers, average views, server size. Optional.
Videos, a link in the description, streams, a written guide — just say it plainly.
Sole traders count. Optional if you don't have one yet.
SIREN in France; your company or VAT number elsewhere.
SEPA bank transfer in Europe, PayPal everywhere else.

Questions

Does my audience pay more with my code?

No, and they don't pay less either. Your code doesn't touch any price: it says where the person came from. The commission comes out of our pocket, not theirs.

What if they never subscribe?

Then you earn nothing, and they use RiftStash for free — catalogue, collection, scanner, deck builder and trades between players. That's the most common case, and we're fine with it: a player who sticks around often ends up past 500 cards.

How long does the commission last?

For as long as the referral pays. No time limit, no cap. If they cancel and come back six months later, they're still yours.

Why a 30-day window to enter the code?

Without it, anyone could claim players who'd been on the app for a year, after the fact. The window runs from account creation — the only date we can be sure of — and is 30 days today.

The player subscribes six months after entering my code. Do I earn?

Yes. The attribution doesn't look at the subscription date, only at when the account was created. A player can stay free for a year and then subscribe: the commission comes to you.

When and how do I get paid?

A statement on the 1st of every month. Once your balance reaches €20.00, you send us an invoice and we pay you within a few business days: by SEPA transfer in Europe, by PayPal elsewhere. Below that, the balance rolls over — never lost, never reset.

I don't live in France. Can I join?

Yes, from anywhere, as long as you can invoice us. In the SEPA zone we pay by bank transfer in euros; everywhere else we pay by PayPal, which converts to your currency at its own rate and fees. Your audience, on the other hand, can be anywhere: the app and the code work worldwide.

A referral gets a refund — what happens to my commission?

It's clawed back pro rata and shows up on your statement as a negative line. We don't delete the original line: your statement tells what happened, including when it went wrong.

Why is there no dashboard?

Because it would mean an account, a password, and a page you'd check three times a year. Your monthly statement says it all: paying referrals, commissions, clawbacks, balance. If a number looks wrong, reply to the email.

I don't have a registered business.

Apply anyway — we'll keep your application. But no payout goes out without an invoice, and an invoice means a registered business. In France that's a micro-entreprise, set up online in a few days; elsewhere, check what your country asks of a sole trader. Whether it's worth it is your call.

Rather judge for yourself? Install the app and use it for a week — still the best way to know if we deserve your recommendation.