When a creator's link or code brings an app a paying customer, the app pays 35% of that sale: 30 points to the creator, 5 to Avouch. No sale, nothing to pay.
Follow US$100 from the tap on a creator's link to the creator's bank.
$100
Someone taps a creator's link, then pays US$100. The app's checkout tells us, and the sale gets a signed receipt.
35 days
It waits 35 days, the app's refund window. A refund in that time reverses it, and nobody owes anything.
$35
It clears. The app gets one bill for its cleared sales: US$35 here, due in 14 days.
$30
Once the app has paid, the creator's US$30 goes out in the next weekly payout, to their bank through Stripe. Avouch keeps US$5.
Nothing up front, no monthly fee. 35% of each paid sale to a new customer that came through an Avouch creator's link or code. A subscription pays on each payment for its first 12 months. A free sign-up or trial pays nothing until it converts to paid. You pay 35 either way; on a sale from an Avouch Pro creator, 32 goes to the creator and 3 to Avouch.
Each sale is held 35 days, your refund window. Then it clears, and once a day your cleared sales go on one bill, due in 14 days. A refund inside the hold reverses the sale before you're billed for it.
You connect your checkout once: a Stripe webhook, or one signed request per sale from your server. Every sale gets a receipt signed with our published key, naming your own payment, so you can check each one yourself.

30% of each paid sale your link or code brings in, or 32% on Avouch Pro. You see what one sale pays you before you promote an app. We never promise how much you'll earn.
Each sale is held 35 days, the app's refund window, then it clears. You're paid once the app has paid its bill, in the next weekly payout, in US dollars to your bank through Stripe. From your second payout on, there's a US$50 minimum, and anything under it waits for the next one. Payouts start once live payments are switched on, and we'll email you before the first one.
Your payout details, once, on Stripe's own page (Stripe checks who you are; we never see your bank number). You also need a verified account, and to say it's an ad every time you post your link.
You see why, in plain words, with its receipt, and you can dispute it within 14 days. A buyer refunded inside the hold isn't a refusal: it shows as refunded.
Apps pay only for the paying customers creators bring. Creators earn 30% of every one.