• Made to order in our own UK lab
  • One tin, one scoop a day
  • You never hold stock or take payment
  • The discount applies itself at checkout
  • Commission on every order, renewals included
  • Paid monthly by bank transfer

Help / Commission and payouts

How commission is calculated

One rate on every order, your client's discount, the eligible amount, and a worked example.

EveryoneUpdated 17/09/2026

  1. One share, split two ways. Your programme has 20% to divide between your clients and you. Part of it comes off what they pay as a discount; the rest is your commission. Your own split is on your Earnings page under Your split, and on Account under Your terms.

  2. One rate, every order. You earn 10% of the eligible amount on every attributed order, renewals included. A renewal earns exactly what the order before it did. The rate in force when an order is paid is recorded against it and never changes afterwards.

  3. The eligible amount is the blend lines of the order after your client's 10% discount, with delivery and tax left out. A 90-day charge is one order; its £0 deliveries are not.

  4. Never counts: an order you place yourself, an order placed while your account is paused, and an order for a blend that was disabled before it was paid.

A worked example

A client subscribes to a blend listed at £45.00. Delivery is separate. Their discount of 10% comes off, so the eligible amount is what they actually pay, and you earn 10% of that. The renewal a month later is the same again — the same discount for them, the same rate for you. A 90-day charge works the same way, and the two monthly deliveries inside it earn nothing more.

The trade, plainly

If you are a partner you decide where the boundary sits. Giving your clients more of the share makes your link more attractive and pays you less on each order; keeping more of it does the opposite. Which is better depends on what your clients actually do, and we will not pretend to know that. Affiliates have one split, the same for everyone.

Attribution — whose order is it

For a partner: a formula you sent carries your code, so an order for it is yours, cookies or not. For an affiliate: the same for a blend you built and shared, plus anything else bought within 30 days of a click on your link by a visitor who accepted cookies — Tracking clicks and orders. Where two of you could claim an order, the blend's own code wins over a click.

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