Publora Affiliate Program Terms

Effective: October 1, 2026
Last updated: September 28, 2026
Replaces all prior versions.

1. These Terms

These terms govern participation in the Publora Affiliate Program (the “Program”). They form an agreement between Creative Content Crafts Inc., trading as Publora, with its registered address at 19 North Market Street, Suite 950, Wilmington, Delaware 19801, United States (“Publora,” “we,” “us”), and the person or company participating in the Program (“Affiliate,” “you”).

The Program is administered through Affonso, which provides the affiliate portal and maintains referral, commission and payout records.

These terms take effect on October 1, 2026. Affiliates who joined before that date remain subject to the Program terms and commission settings previously communicated to them through September 30, 2026. Commissions generated on or before September 30, 2026 will not be recalculated or withheld solely because of restrictions introduced by these terms.

Beginning October 1, 2026, all promotional activity conducted, and all commissions generated, on or after that date are subject to these terms. By joining the Program, or by continuing to participate on or after October 1, 2026, you agree to them.

2. Joining the Program

Joining is free. You do not need a paid Publora subscription or a minimum audience size to apply.

• You must be at least 18 and legally able to enter into a binding agreement.
• If you join on behalf of a company, you confirm that you have authority to bind that company to these terms.
• Only one affiliate account is permitted per person or company unless we approve another account in writing.
• You must provide accurate contact, promotion and payout information and keep it current.
• Approval, including automatic approval, is not an endorsement of your website, content or promotional methods.

We may reject an application or suspend or remove an account that does not meet these terms.

3. Referral Links and Attribution

Affonso provides you with a unique referral link. A visitor who follows that link may be attributed to you for 90 days from the most recent valid affiliate click.

The Program uses last-click attribution. If a visitor follows another affiliate’s link after yours, the later affiliate receives the attribution. Affonso’s records will ordinarily determine attribution, unless we determine that they contain a clear technical error or that the attribution resulted from fraud, prohibited promotion or abuse.

Only visits recorded through an official referral link or another tracking method expressly approved by us are eligible. You may use a reputable link shortener or redirect that you control, but you may not remove, replace, obscure or manipulate the tracking parameters or referring-source information.

Tracking depends on the visitor’s browser and device. We are not responsible for referrals lost because of ad blockers, privacy settings, cleared cookies, browser restrictions, a change of device or other circumstances outside our reasonable control. We do not add lost referrals retroactively, although we may make a manual attribution at our discretion.

If we enable affiliate coupon codes, the attribution rules shown in the affiliate portal apply. A code does not override our restrictions on self-referrals, brand bidding, coupon sites or other prohibited promotion.

4. Qualified Referrals and Commission

The standard commission is 30% of each qualifying payment made by a referred customer while:

• the customer’s subscription remains active;
• the payment continues to be attributed to you;
• you remain an active Affiliate in good standing; and
• these terms have not otherwise ended your right to future commission.

There is no fixed commission period or limit on the number of legitimate customers you may refer.

A “Qualified Referral” is a genuine customer who:

• reaches Publora through a valid referral attributed to you;
• is not you, a related party or an account you control;
• completes a payment that we successfully collect; and
• was not created, duplicated or reactivated primarily to generate commission.

A free account, trial, unpaid invoice, failed payment or subscription that is created but never charged does not earn commission.

Commission is calculated on the amount we actually collect after discounts, credits and promotions, excluding taxes. If a payment is refunded, charged back, reversed or otherwise returned, the related commission is reversed. We may deduct a reversal from your current balance or future earnings. If no future balance is available, we may request repayment of commission already paid in connection with fraud or a deliberate breach of these terms.

Unless we expressly agree otherwise in writing, the commission rate in effect when each customer payment is collected applies to that payment, including renewal payments from customers referred earlier. A commission that Affonso has already generated will not be recalculated solely because the rate later changes.

We may withhold, reject or void commission connected to fraud, duplicate or sham accounts, self-referrals, prohibited promotion or any breach of section 7 or 8.

5. Payouts

Eligible payouts are generated monthly for approved commissions that have cleared the hold period shown in your affiliate portal and reached the $25 minimum payout threshold. Amounts below $25 roll over until the threshold is reached.

Payments are made in USD through PayPal or Wise, subject to availability and the payout details shown in your affiliate portal. The creation of a payout at the start of a month does not mean that the funds will arrive on that date; processing times depend on review and the payment provider.

We may delay a payout while we investigate a refund, dispute, suspected fraud, prohibited traffic or inaccurate account information.

You are responsible for:

• keeping your contact and payout details current;
• providing any identity, tax or payment documents reasonably required by us, Affonso or the payment provider;
• paying your own taxes; and
• paying any receiving, withdrawal or currency-conversion fees charged by your payment provider.

If we cannot contact or pay you for 12 consecutive months because your details are missing or inaccurate, we may close your affiliate account. Any treatment of the remaining balance will be subject to applicable law.

6. How You May Promote Publora

You may promote Publora through genuine reviews, comparisons, tutorials, newsletters, videos, courses, communities, templates, integrations and organic social or search content. Honest criticism is welcome. Your description of Publora must be accurate and reasonably current.

Non-branded paid advertising

Non-branded paid advertising is permitted, including paid search on non-branded keywords such as “social media scheduler” or “schedule Bluesky posts,” paid social placements, sponsorships and newsletter placements.

A paid advertisement placed through an advertising platform, such as paid search, paid social, display or an ad network, may not link or redirect directly to publora.com, and may not use an affiliate tracking link as its destination. It must first lead to genuine, useful content controlled by you, such as a review, tutorial or comparison page. That page may contain your disclosed affiliate link.

This restriction does not apply to paid placements inside editorial content, such as a newsletter sponsorship, podcast read or sponsored video, where your disclosed affiliate link may be used directly. These editorial placements may accurately use the Publora name and approved brand materials. They must not imitate an official Publora advertisement or target an audience based on Publora Brand Terms.

If you use paid traffic, you must identify it accurately through available campaign or affiliate tracking parameters. At our request, you must tell us which advertising platforms and accounts you use and provide relevant campaign settings, keywords, search-term reports, placements and destination URLs within five business days. You may redact unrelated campaigns and unrelated commercially sensitive information. You must retain these records for at least 12 months.

Affiliate disclosure

Whenever you recommend Publora for compensation, clearly disclose that you may earn commission. The disclosure must:

• use plain language, such as “affiliate link” or “I may earn a commission if you buy through this link”;
• appear with the recommendation or close to the affiliate link;
• be easy to notice and understand; and
• comply with the FTC Endorsement Guides and equivalent rules that apply where you operate or where your audience is located.

Do not hide the disclosure in a profile, terms page, group of hashtags or behind a “more” link. For video or audio content, make the disclosure in the content itself where required, not only in the description.

7. Paid Search and Publora Brand Terms

From October 1, 2026, you may not bid on, purchase, target or otherwise use any Publora Brand Term through paid search, paid social or another advertising platform. This applies to all match types and to campaigns run directly by you or by an agency, contractor, sub-affiliate or other person acting on your behalf.

“Publora Brand Terms” include:

• Publora;
• publora.com;
• Publora app;
• Publora pricing;
• Publora coupon, Publora discount and Publora promo code;
• misspellings, variations and translations of these terms; and
• any search phrase or audience target containing “Publora” or a confusingly similar name.

Where the advertising platform supports negative keywords, you must add “Publora,” “publora.com” and relevant variations as negative phrase and exact matches before a campaign that promotes Publora begins.

You may not:

• use the Publora name or logo in paid-ad copy, display URLs, ad extensions or sitelinks;
• target Publora’s followers, visitors, customers or brand audience using custom, lookalike or similar paid audiences;
• use a paid advertisement or redirect that sends a visitor directly to publora.com;
• use “Publora,” a misspelling or a confusingly similar term in a domain, subdomain, app name, social handle, marketplace listing or business name; or
• represent an advertisement as an official Publora advertisement.

The restrictions on using the Publora name in advertising do not prohibit the editorial sponsorships described in section 6, provided that the placement is not targeted using Publora Brand Terms and does not imply that it was published by Publora.

Organic reviews, comparisons and search results that mention Publora are allowed, provided they comply with these terms. If you want to run a brand campaign on our behalf, you must obtain our written approval before it begins.

A commission will not be disqualified solely because the initial affiliate click occurred before October 1, 2026. However, prohibited advertising or other prohibited activity conducted on or after October 1, 2026 may result in the related commission being withheld or voided.

8. Other Prohibited Activity

You may not, directly or indirectly:

• claim commission on your own subscription or on a subscription purchased by a company, household or account you own or control, or where you are effectively the purchaser or receive reimbursement for the purchase;
• arrange reciprocal or related-party referrals whose main purpose is to generate commission;
• place your referral link or code on a coupon, deal, cashback, loyalty, browser-extension or toolbar service without our prior written approval;
• stuff cookies, force clicks, use hidden iframes, automatic redirects, misleading buttons or other methods that set or replace attribution without a genuine voluntary click;
• use typosquatted, misleading or impersonating websites, domains, profiles or applications;
• send unsolicited bulk email or messages, engage in comment or forum spam, or place links where the applicable platform prohibits them;
• use bots or other automated systems to distribute your referral link without our written approval;
• resell, rebroker or redistribute traffic through other affiliate networks, partner networks or third-party platforms without our written approval;
• buy signups, fabricate referrals or incentivise activity primarily to generate commission rather than genuine customers;
• misstate Publora’s features, prices, limits, availability, results or relationship with you;
• publish fake or misleading reviews or testimonials;
• offer unauthorized discounts, coupons, trials, rebates, bonuses or guarantees;
• present yourself as Publora, a Publora employee, agent or official representative;
• copy the appearance of Publora’s website or other materials in a way that may confuse visitors;
• resell Publora subscriptions unless we have entered into a separate written reseller agreement with you; or
• conceal, mislabel or falsify the source of your traffic.

Employer and client referrals. A referral of your employer, an agency client or another organisation you advise is eligible where that organisation pays for its own subscription from its own funds and you are not reimbursed for it. Setting up or managing the account on their behalf does not by itself disqualify the referral.

We may suspend your account and payouts while investigating a suspected breach. Commission attributable to prohibited activity may be withheld or voided. An accidental and promptly corrected breach may be handled with a warning. Deliberate, repeated or concealed brand bidding, cookie stuffing, fabricated referrals, payment fraud or similar abuse may result in immediate removal from the Program and forfeiture of unpaid commission connected to the breach.

9. Using the Publora Name and Materials

While you remain in the Program, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable and revocable licence to use Publora’s name, approved logos and product screenshots solely to promote Publora in accordance with these terms.

You must not alter our logo, claim ownership of our materials, register Publora’s name or marks, or use them in a misleading or unlawful way. You must not imply that Publora sponsors, employs, certifies or officially endorses you unless we have said so in writing.

You must stop using our name, logos and Program materials if we ask you to do so or when your participation ends.

10. Customers and Program Data

Customers referred through the Program are Publora customers. We control the customer relationship and may change our prices, plans, features, promotions and service availability. We provide customer support directly and do not guarantee any level of traffic, conversions, revenue or commission.

Information available through the affiliate portal may be used only to participate in and evaluate your activity under the Program. You must protect non-public information and must not disclose customer information, private Program materials, security information or other information that a reasonable person would understand to be confidential.

11. Changes to the Program or These Terms

These terms replace the rules previously applicable to the Program as of October 1, 2026.

For material changes made after October 1, 2026, we will normally give at least 30 days’ notice by email or through the affiliate portal before the change takes effect. We may make a change sooner where reasonably necessary to prevent fraud, abuse, legal violations or harm to Publora or its customers.

Changes do not affect commissions already generated before their effective date. Future payments, including renewal payments from existing referrals, are governed by the terms and commission rate in effect when the relevant customer payment is collected.

Your continued participation after an updated version takes effect means that you accept it. If you do not accept a change, you may leave the Program before it takes effect.

12. Leaving or Removal

Either you or Publora may end your participation at any time by written notice.

If you leave, or if we close your account for a reason unrelated to a breach of section 7 or 8 or to fraud:

• commission already generated remains payable subject to the usual hold, reversal and payout rules; and
• your right to commission from future customer payments ends at the end of the calendar month in which participation ends.

If we remove you for fraud or a deliberate or material breach of section 7 or 8, we may void unpaid commission connected to the breach. Other legitimate commission already generated will be handled in accordance with these terms and applicable law.

When participation ends, you must remove active affiliate links and stop using Publora’s name, logos and Program materials. Sections that by their nature should continue after termination, including confidentiality, reversals, liability, indemnity and governing law, remain in effect.

13. Legal Terms

Independent parties

The Program does not create an employment, partnership, franchise, agency, fiduciary relationship or joint venture. You act on your own account, pay your own expenses and have no authority to bind Publora.

No warranties

The Program, tracking and affiliate portal are provided “as is” and “as available.” To the extent permitted by law, we do not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free tracking, portal access or payout processing.

Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Publora will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, punitive or consequential losses, or for lost profits, revenue, data or business opportunities, arising from the Program.

Publora’s total liability arising from the Program will not exceed the commission paid or payable to you during the six months immediately before the event giving rise to the claim. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

Indemnity

You will indemnify and hold Publora harmless from third-party claims, damages, penalties and reasonable expenses arising from your promotion of Publora, your breach of these terms, your violation of applicable law or your infringement of another person’s rights.

Assignment

You may not assign or transfer your Program account or rights under these terms without our written consent. We may assign these terms in connection with a merger, acquisition, corporate reorganisation or sale of all or substantially all of the relevant business or assets.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, United States, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. The state and federal courts located in New Castle County, Delaware have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising from the Program, except where applicable law requires otherwise.

If any provision is found unenforceable, it will be limited or removed only to the extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will stay in effect. A failure to enforce a provision once is not a waiver of the right to enforce it later.

14. Contact

For questions about the Program, a referral or a payout, contact:

Creative Content Crafts Inc. / Publora
19 North Market Street, Suite 950, Wilmington, Delaware 19801, United States
support@publora.com