Program rules

The affiliate agreement you accept inside Everflow at signup governs your participation, and this page is a plain-language summary of the published rules, not a replacement for that agreement.

The Secrets AI affiliate program is built for professional adult-industry affiliates. The rules below exist to protect three things: your earnings, the quality of the traffic Secrets receives, and the payment processing that keeps the whole program running. If something here is unclear for your setup, ask your affiliate manager before you send traffic, not after.

Commission models

You can earn in two ways, and you can run both.

RevShare: 40% lifetime RevShare on every purchase a referred user makes. That covers subscriptions, renewals, upgrades and token purchases ("Moments").
CPA: up to $70 per qualifying paying user. CPA is geo-tiered, so Tier 1 countries earn the most. Exact per-tier amounts are not published; your affiliate manager confirms your rates.
Hybrid: a CPA plus RevShare deal is available on request through your affiliate manager.

Your active model and rates are set on your account and shown in your Everflow dashboard. If you want to change model, or test a hybrid deal on one traffic source, talk to your manager first so your offers are configured correctly.

What counts as a qualifying conversion

In general terms, a conversion qualifies when a real adult user arrives through your tracking link, creates a Secrets account and makes a genuine purchase that is not later refunded or charged back. For RevShare, every subsequent purchase that user makes earns your share. For CPA, the first qualifying payment triggers the flat payout.

Things that do not qualify include purchases made by you or people acting for you, sign-ups generated by bots or scripts, and users obtained through traffic that breaks the rules on this page. The precise attribution logic and any timing rules are configured in Everflow; if you need the specifics, ask your affiliate manager or check your dashboard.

Payouts

Terms: net-15.
Methods: wire transfer, PayPal and Bitcoin.
Minimum: thresholds vary by method and account. Your affiliate manager confirms the exact figure that applies to you. A balance below the minimum for your method rolls forward to the next cycle; nothing is lost.

Payment details go to your affiliate manager, along with any KYC or tax information they ask for. For Bitcoin, copy-paste the wallet address, never type it: on-chain payments cannot be reversed. Missing or mismatched details are the most common reason a payment is held, so send them when you are approved, not when your first balance is due. See getting paid for the common questions.

The three traffic rules

These apply to every source.

No incentivized clicks. Do not pay, reward or bribe users to click, register or buy. No "click this for a prize" offers, no reward walls, no paid sign-up schemes.
No misleading creatives. Ads and landers must represent Secrets honestly. Do not claim features the product does not have, imply a real person is messaging the user, fake system warnings or disguise ads as something else.
18+ audiences only. Promote only to adults. Do not place Secrets on surfaces aimed at minors or use creatives that could appeal to them.

Creatives and brand use

Approved creatives live in two places: landing pages in the Creatives tab of your offer in Everflow, and banners, logos, video and ad copy in a shared asset library your affiliate manager gives you access to.

Light edits only. Cropping or lightly recoloring a banner is fine. Rewriting the copy or swapping out the model in an image is not. If you are unsure, ask before you run it.
Track creatives in sub2 to sub4, never sub1. sub1 is reserved for your click ID.
Custom work. If nothing fits your angle, brief your manager with source, audience, geo and hook.

Standard affiliate conduct

Beyond the three traffic rules, the program follows normal industry conduct expectations.

No brand bidding. Do not bid on "Secrets AI" or other Secrets brand terms, or close misspellings, in paid search. Organic content that ranks for these terms is fine.
No typo domains or impersonation. Do not register domains, social accounts or app listings that look like official Secrets properties, and do not present yourself as Secrets staff.
No cookie stuffing, forced clicks or bots. Every click must be a deliberate action by a real person. Hidden iframes, auto-redirects that drop tracking without user intent, and automated traffic are all prohibited.
Age-gate adult landers. Any pre-lander or page you control that shows adult material must have an age gate.
Follow platform rules and local law. All promotion must comply with the rules of the platform you post on and the law where you operate. If a network or social platform bans adult promotion, do not use it for Secrets.

Accepted sources include paid social, display, native, push, popunder, SEO and content sites, short-form video, communities and opt-in email. If you plan to run something unusual, check with your manager before launch.

What the program looks at

Traffic source and quality: where clicks actually originate, not only the platform they appear to come from.
Brand and trademark usage: how Secrets is represented in your creatives, copy and landers.
Tracking hygiene: a properly tagged link (Source ID, sub1 as click ID) and a working postback.
Conversion quality signals: refund rate, chargeback rate and downstream engagement matter more than raw conversion count.

A review flag is a standard quality check, not an accusation. You may be asked for source, placement or sub-ID detail, and payments tied to that traffic may sit on hold until the review closes. Responding promptly is the fastest way through. See account standing.

Refunds and chargebacks

Clawbacks are standard. If a referred user's purchase is refunded or charged back, the commission earned on that purchase is reversed. On RevShare that means the share of that payment; on CPA it can mean the flat payout tied to that user. Persistent chargeback problems on an account are treated as a traffic quality issue; see account standing.

Your status

You participate as an independent contractor. You are responsible for your own business, your own taxes and your own compliance. Nothing in the program makes you an employee, agent or representative of Secrets, which is another reason you should never present yourself as one.