Affiliate program
Earn 50% by recommending guides your audience needs
The FixGuides affiliate program pays 50% of every sale you refer. You join for free through Whop, get your personal link, share the guides that fit your audience and earn a commission on each purchase, tracked and paid automatically by Whop.
How to join
- Create a free Whop account at whop.com, or sign in if you already have one.
- Open the FixGuides store on Whop with the button below, or search for FixGuides in Whop's Affiliate Marketplace.
- Click "Become affiliate", then "View assets" to get your personal link.
- Share it with the images and copy from our affiliate kit.
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What you can promote
- The Raise Kit: $29, you earn about $14.50 per sale.
- The Offer Negotiation Kit: $29, you earn about $14.50 per sale.
- The Self-Review Kit: $29, you earn about $14.50 per sale.
- The Small Business Plan Kit: $29, you earn about $14.50 per sale.
What works best
- Link to one of our free answers, like how to ask for a raise, when you answer a question. Helpful content converts better than a bare sales link.
- Share a specific moment: "what to say when your boss says there's no budget" lands better than a general pitch.
- Use the preview images so people see what's inside before they click.
Rules
- Always disclose that it's an affiliate link.
- Don't promise results. Nobody can guarantee a raise, and our guides don't.
- Don't bid on "FixGuides" or "The Raise Kit" in paid search ads, and don't present yourself as FixGuides.
- No self-referrals, fake purchases or spam. Whop can reverse commissions for fraud.
Questions
How much do I earn?
50% of the price of every guide bought through your link. On The Raise Kit, that's about $14.50 per sale.
How do I get paid?
Commissions are tracked and paid by Whop, our payment platform, into your Whop balance, following Whop's payout schedule and terms.
Does it cost anything to join?
No. Joining is free and you don't need a minimum audience.
Who is a good fit?
Career coaches, recruiters, HR professionals, newsletter writers and creators whose audience asks about pay, raises and work conversations.
Do I need to disclose that I'm an affiliate?
Yes. In the US, the FTC requires you to clearly tell your audience when you earn a commission from a link, for example with "affiliate link" or #ad next to it.
Questions? Write to hello@thefixguides.com.