Client discounts
There are none, and what to say if a client or a follower asks.
EveryoneUpdated 15/09/2026
Yutrients does not run discount codes, and the partner programme does not add one. A client or a customer pays the normal price whether or not they came through you.
Why
The price of a blend is the price of the blend. A programme that paid you and charged them less would have to be paid for somewhere, and we would rather the person buying pays the same as everyone else and you are paid clearly for the introduction.
What that means for you
Do not promise a discount, a code or a special price — in a message, a post, a consultation or a caption. It is a rule in the programme terms (section 5.5), and there is nothing to promise.
Do not tell anyone a price is "only available through you". It is not.
Wording that works
Plain and true, no urgency:
"I've put together a blend for you on Yutrients. It's their normal price — I'm paid a small commission by them when you order, which doesn't change what you pay."
"This is the blend I use. Yutrients pay me a commission if you buy it through my link; the price is the same as on their site."
Related
- Checkout and plans — monthly, 90-day delivered monthly, one-offThe three ways a customer can buy a blend 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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