No cost to join · Your own App Store code · A page with your name on it
A follower paid for another month
Your own App Store code, like SAM, that gives your people a free week. And a page with your name on it.
Put your phone on silent, let it ring anyway, and play the call. Real reactions beat any script.
25% of what Apple pays us for every subscriber you bring, every month they keep paying.
Everyone who opens your page sees what your code gets them, and where to redeem it.
Joining the waitlist from your page counts for you, and so does your ?ref= link.
Your own page at /with/your-handle, for videos, posts and your link in bio.
Sam’s code SAM gets you a free week.
An example page. Open it to see the whole thing.
A few rules, then it’s yours. Funny, and a little savage, works best.
On the nightstand, on silent, lighting up anyway. Let the call's own audio carry it.
Start on the ring, or the first line of the roast. Explain later, if at all.
On screen, or say it. People need to find it after.
The paid partnership label, #ad first in the caption, and a word on screen.
Built for people who struggle to wake up. Never a treatment for anything.
Move the slider. It’s plain arithmetic on today’s prices.
Drag, or tap the buttons.
100 monthly subscribers × $1.91
25% of what Apple pays us, which is the price less Apple’s 15%, for as long as they keep paying. Before refunds. An example, not a promise.
A drill sergeant at 6am is a video that writes itself.
Your audience already knows mornings are the hard part.
The step before every routine is getting up.
Read the call out on air and let them hear it.
Of what Apple pays us for each subscriber you bring, every month or year they keep paying.
Paid on what Apple actually pays out. A refund takes back what it earned.
The free trial earns nothing. It starts with their first paid month or year.
Whoever redeems your code stays yours, even if they redeem someone else's later.
Waitlist sign-ups from your page or your ?ref= link are counted for you.
Turn on the paid partnership label and put #ad at the start of the caption. It's the law, and it keeps your videos in the feed.
Say it's built for people who struggle to wake up, including many with ADHD. Never that it treats anything.
Want to be one of the callers? That's a written agreement of its own, with a bigger share.
Anyone whose audience struggles to get up: creators, ADHD coaches, campus pages, podcasters, or a happy subscriber.
They tap Redeem code on the price screen in the app, next to Restore, or redeem it in the App Store. Your code's offer, like a free week, is on the yearly plan.
25% of what Apple pays us: about $1.91 a month for each monthly subscriber, and $17.00 a year for each yearly one, for as long as they keep paying.
Your code is the proof: Apple puts its name on the purchase. Sign-ups from your page and people who name you under “Where did you hear about us?” are counted as hints.
The phone ringing on silent, and the call itself. Fifteen to thirty seconds, with the hook in the first two. Show the app name, and say it's an ad.
Yes, with a written agreement and a bigger share. Say so when you apply.
Rory