@@codinginflow Yes exactly, the cookie lasts 2 months. window.promotekit_referral returns the cookie value.

@@PromoteKit Perfect, thank you for clarifying!

Hey, to integrate with wordpress you can use the free WPCODE extension to embed our script, and you can use stripe payment links to sell using stripe directly from your website. If you have any questions you can always reach us at [email protected]!

I would build this lowkey

@@cameronyking Hey, we hope that Stripe supports the ability to pay out from balance in the future. We will support this feature as soon as it's possible to do payouts from Stripe balance. Right now it's not possible unfortunately.

Hey! It depends what payout method you use, but if you use PayPal you can send a full invoice to affiliates with Vat tax info, company name, etc. If you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out! You can also reach us at [email protected].

@@xaviersmith7981 Yep! That’s exactly how it works. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Hey, you'd just need to add our script to your react app and then pass the metadata through your checkout session. Here's a stackoverflow thread explaining how to add a script to a react app: stackoverflow.com/questions/34424845/adding-script-tag-to-react-jsx If you have any questions you can reach us at [email protected]

Appreciate it! Let us know if you have any questions along the way!

Hi, this isn't currently possible but we can record it as a feature request. Is it a must-have feature for you?

​@@PromoteKit I think it would be a really neat feature. If we can eliminate or reduce the signup time for our affiliates by simply providing them the coupon code that's linked to their email or PayPal account, I think it would encourage them to start using our program faster. We have an atypical affiliate program in the sense that we're actively trying to incentivize our affiliates since they wouldn't normally be using our product. This might help streamline the process and get them onboard more quickly.

​@@PromoteKit I think this could be a really neat feature. If we can eliminate or reduce the signup time for our affiliates by providing them with a coupon code that's already linked to their email or PayPal account, I think it would encourage them to start using our product faster. In our case, we're actively trying to incentivize our affiliates since they wouldn't normally be using our product. This could help streamline the process and get them onboard more quickly.

Let’s go!!

Hi, we just sent you an email with some troubleshooting steps. The issue might be that your stripe pricing table is within an .

You can configure what percentage off the promo code gives. That would be configured in Stripe when you create the coupon. You would also configure how much the affiliate gets. You can set any percentage as the commission percentage within PromoteKit. So for example, if you set the promo code to give 25% off, the affiliate's commission to be 33%, and the product you're selling is $12, then: The customer would get a 25% discount off of $12 and pay $9. The affiliate would then earn a 33% commission on that $9 payment, which would be $3 in commission. Let us know if you have any questions!

Hi, Stripe does not allow payouts yet. Once they do, we will support it!

@@PromoteKit Are you sure? We use Stripe to pay suppliers on our system.

Currently we only support picking one default option. If certain affiliates don’t want to be paid out with the default option, you can manually pay them out with their preferred option when it comes time for payouts.

Right now we only support Stripe. PromoteKit will work if you can sync your Shopify invoices through Stripe. If you’re not able to do that, we’d recommend using an affiliate software built for Shopify.

@@PromoteKit thank you, i will try promote kit when i finally make my ecom website using next js + stripe .

Hey, are you using the Stripe embeddable pricing table? The one from this link: docs.stripe.com/payments/checkout/pricing-table If so, I would use the script in this video, so option 2 during setup. In our Nextjs tutorial I show how to embed a script in a Nextjs app using the app router: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHSyeIKaqayLqNE. You could embed this script the same way - you just need to embed it in your layout file. Also, if you don't want to bother with scripts, you can use our promo codes option: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHixn3ughMudr9k. If you have any questions you can reach us at [email protected]

Hey! That's configurable. When creating the original coupon in Stripe, you can choose the coupon to apply forever, one time, or a set number of months.

@PromoteKit What about with the payment link integration? How can I adjust how long cookies last or how long of a duration the Affiliate gets paid for referring a monthly subscriber.

@@Matt1791W Hey, just responded to your email. Cookies default to 60 days right now, and you can configure the duration that an affiliate gets paid out under Campaign Settings -> Advanced Campaign Settings. Let us know if you have any additional questions!

Thank you for the video! Super helpful :) quick question! Does the affiliate automatically get paid out?

We have people using PromoteKit with Clickfunnels 2.0, but they're using Stripe Payment Links for checkout. If you're using the integrated Clickfunnels checkout it might be more complicated to support, but should be possible. If you send an email to [email protected] we should be able to help.

Thank you, super happy to hear that!

Thanks! We do support Stripe payment links, check out our video for that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2LEloF-ot-LgdU For payment links we modify the payment link's href in order to do the tracking. Stripe's pricing table doesn't use hrefs, so you might have to add those on the buttons in the pricing table. Another option if you don't want to bother with setup is our Stripe promo codes integration: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHixn3ughMudr9k which will work with the embeddable pricing table out of the box - no setup required. Feel free to email us at [email protected] if you have any questions!

Thanks for the reply@@PromoteKit . Looking at the code for the option 2, it is indeed modifying the href and adding 'client_reference_id' in the url, which does not exist in the embeddable pricing table. As per the documentation, the embeddable pricing table supports setting the 'client_reference_id: "The <stripe-pricing-table> web component supports setting the client-reference-id property. When the property is set, the pricing table passes it to the Checkout Session’s client_reference_id attribute to help you reconcile the Checkout Session with your internal system" is this where we put the window.promotekit_referral value?

@@kkgaming2029 Exactly! You would set the client-reference-id property equal to window.promotekit_referral. We're also going to look into making it so that our script automatically adds this property to Stripe pricing tables by default. Let us know if you have any issues after adding that property.

@@kkgaming2029 Hey, we did some testing with the embeddable pricing table and updated our option 2 script to automatically add the client-reference-id property. All you have to do is copy the script and you should be all set! Let us know if you have any issues.

Wow, that's great! Thank you so much@@PromoteKit