Client discounts
Your clients get a discount off every order through your link, how it reaches them, and what to say about it.
EveryoneUpdated 17/09/2026
Someone who buys through you pays less than someone who does not. The discount is 10% off every order they place — the one they start with and every renewal after it.
Where it comes from
Your programme has 20% to divide between your clients and you. Their discount is one half of it and your commission is the other, which is why the two move together: give more away and your link is more attractive but each order pays you less. Partners choose where that boundary sits on Earnings under Your split; affiliates have one split, the same for everyone.
How it reaches them
Nothing to hand out. The discount is a code tied to your link. It is applied for your client when they buy through you — you do not send them a code and they do not type one in.
It stays on. The code is held on their subscription, so it comes off each renewal too, at the same percentage.
It follows your split. Change your split and we reissue the code. Orders already paid keep what they were charged; your ledger keeps the rate each line was recorded at.
What to say about it
Plain and true, no urgency, no invented deadlines:
"I've put together a blend for you on Yutrients. Buying through my link takes a bit off the price, on every order — and they pay me a commission, which doesn't come out of what you pay."
"This is the blend I use. My link has a discount on it that stays on your renewals as well."
Do not promise a bigger discount than the one on your account, do not describe it as ending soon, and do not tell anyone a price is "only available through you" unless it genuinely is. The rules in the programme terms and in Marketing and claims rules still apply to every word of it.
Related
- How commission is calculatedOne rate on every order, your client's discount, the eligible amount, and a worked example.
- Checkout and how a blend is bought — monthly or one-offThe two ways a client can buy a blend from a formula you sent, which one is shown first, and what each means for renewals.
- Marketing and claims rulesThe one-page version of section 5 of the terms — describe, never promise; the words that get stopped; #ad; no earnings or discount claims.
- The rules — no medical claims, #ad, ASA and CAPWhat you can and cannot say about a blend, the words that get a post stopped, and how to disclose.
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