Earn 10% of every payment, for as long as they stay

How it works

1. Create an account — the free plan is enough, and no card is needed. Your referral link appears under Refer & earn.
2. Share it with anyone who needs transactional email: a friend shipping a side project, a client whose signup emails are going to spam, your followers.
3. Earn 10% of every payment they make — not just their first one. For as long as they keep paying, you keep earning.
4. Withdraw to your bank account once your balance clears ₹500.

Attribution is recorded when they sign up and never changes afterwards, so you do not lose a referral because they came back later through a different link.

What you actually earn

10% of each payment, not of the first month only. Someone on a plan who stays a year earns you 10% twelve times over. There is no cap and no expiry on the relationship.

Commission is held for 14 days before it can be withdrawn. That window exists so that if the payment behind it is refunded, the commission can be cancelled while the money is still here rather than clawed back from you later.

Payouts are made in rupees to an Indian bank account and need your PAN, because commission is taxable income and any tax we are required to withhold is reported against it. Each payout is reviewed before the transfer goes out.

What counts, and what does not

This program is for genuine recommendations. A recommendation is someone choosing to use the service because you told them it was good.

Which means these earn nothing, and will close your referral account: signing up through your own link, creating accounts for people who did not ask, buying traffic, spamming the link anywhere, bidding on our name in paid search, or claiming things about the service that are not true. We would rather have ten real referrals than a thousand signups that never send an email.

The full terms are in section 13 of the Terms.

Why anyone takes the recommendation

Worth knowing, since you are the one vouching for it. The service is plain SMTP on ports 587 and 465 — no SDK, four settings, and nothing to rewrite if they ever leave. Every message is DKIM-signed for their own domain, and the delivery log shows the receiving server's actual reply rather than a “sent” tick.

Plans are prepaid in rupees through UPI or a card, never auto-renew, and have no overage charges. For a lot of Indian developers that last part is the whole reason this exists: most providers bill in dollars and need an international card.

The free plan sends 500 emails a month with no card, so a recommendation costs the person you send nothing to try.