bring people in.
get paid for it.
Claim one link, send it to whoever you would have told anyway, and take a cut every time one of them actually finishes something. Paid into your fomo account.
Four rungs.
Four price points.
You are not paid for a click, a signup or a download. You are paid when the person you sent finishes the thing — and each of these four is something we already watch land.
Three steps,
then you forget about it.
Claim your link
Your fomo username becomes your code. One link, yours, and it does not expire. You can hand out the short version or a straight link to whichever programme suits the person.
Send it to people
Group chat, story, in person. Anyone who opens your link carries your code with them through whichever form they fill in, so nobody has to remember to type your name.
Get paid when they finish
Their approval, their hire, their chapter crossing 80% — the moment it lands, the amount is added to your fomo account. You do not have to chase it or invoice anyone.
Claim your code.
Your fomo username is your code. Takes about twenty seconds, and you keep the link for good.
your link is live.
Send this to anyone. Everything they do from here on counts as yours.
Bookmark this page. Open it again on this browser and your link is still here. Lost it on another device? Claim again with the same username and you get the same code back.
What counts,
and what does not.
One referrer per person
The first link somebody opens is the one that holds. If two people send the same friend a link, the earlier one is credited — no splitting, no arguing about it afterwards.
You cannot refer yourself
A code used on its own owner's application is dropped. So are duplicate accounts for the same person, which is the other half of the same rule.
The rungs stack
One person can pay you more than once. Somebody who joins their clan, then gets approved as a creator, then gets hired pays out at each rung as they reach it.
Completion is checked by a person
Every payout is reviewed before it is released. It is a quick look, not an ordeal — but it means nothing pays out on a form somebody filled in twice.
Money goes to your fomo account
Not a bank transfer, not a cheque. It lands in the fomo account behind the username you claimed with, which is why that username has to be one that actually exists.
We can close it
Bought traffic, fake signups, or people who did not agree to be signed up ends the code and anything unpaid on it. It has to be said, and it is the only thing here that ever gets anyone removed.
Referral payouts are separate from what the person you referred earns. Their $500 chapter payout, their $25 creator bonus and their pay per view are theirs in full — nothing is taken out of it to pay you.