Delivery charges and free renewals
How delivery works for first orders and renewals, and why £0 deliveries do not earn.
EveryoneUpdated 15/09/2026
Delivery terms
Delivery is charged, or not, exactly as yutrients.com says at checkout. The programme does not change it, and delivery is never part of what commission is worked out on.
Renewals
A monthly subscription renews as a fresh order every 30 days and ships as normal. A 90-day plan is one charge and three deliveries: the second and third tins arrive as £0 orders — real orders in our system, with nothing to pay.
Why a £0 delivery earns nothing
Commission is a share of the eligible amount of an order — the blend lines, after any discount, before tax and delivery. A £0 delivery has no eligible amount, so it earns nothing on its own. It does not need to: the commission on a 90-day plan was earned when the 90-day charge was paid.
Delivery on the eligible amount
Delivery charges, tax and any refunded delivery are left out of the eligible amount in every case. If an order is partly refunded, only the refund on the blend lines changes your commission — Refunds and clawbacks.
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.
- How commission is calculatedThe first-order and later-order rates, the eligible amount, and a worked example.
- Reading the earnings ledgerEach column and each status on the Earnings page, and how to filter and download it.
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