We've finished core development of our affiliate program. It features two referral tiers, transparent stats, and payouts for partners who bring in a real, engaged audience.
Tracking first, promises second
You can sketch out a affiliate program in an evening. Setting it up so the money adds up without manual workarounds is much harder. We started with the mechanics: customer attribution, promo codes, commission history, partner verification, and a clear payout status.
Core development is complete, and the program is now in final testing ahead of its public launch. Automatic sign-up isn't open to everyone yet, but the system itself is up and running and ready for a controlled rollout.
Who is the AI OGO affiliate program for?
We built it primarily for creators, bloggers, AI specialists, studios, educators, and small agencies. We're looking for partners who can explain what the product does for people in their own words. Audience size alone guarantees nothing. A small community built on trust can outperform a page with hundreds of thousands of random views.
In spirit, we took our cue from the generous programs run by major generative AI platforms, including Higgsfield. But we didn't blindly copy someone else's commission table. AI OGO has different economics, so commission rates, timelines, and tiers each go through a separate review before the terms are published.
What's already built in
Partners can see who signed up through their link or promo code, which commissions have been confirmed, and which are still pending review. There's also a second referral tier: an active partner can invite another creator and earn a share of the results that creator's audience generates, under the program rules.
Our team has tools for reviewing applications, contract details, and disputed commissions. We deliberately separated earned balance from the amount available for payout. A refund or a suspicious transaction shouldn't turn into an unexpected shortfall after the money has already been sent.
Why roll out gradually?
An aggressive commission rate looks great on a banner, but partners care about other things: rules that don't change retroactively, stats that add up, and payouts that actually arrive. That's why the first intake will be limited. We'll test the full cycle on real sales, collect questions, and only then open the program more widely.
If you work with an AI-focused audience and want to join the first group, keep an eye on AI OGO news. A dedicated page with the terms will go live once rates and documents have passed final review.
