Earn 20% on every customer you send
If you teach people how to build or grow a website, you already answer the question IndexerNow exists for: why doesn't Google — or ChatGPT — know this site is here. Share it, and earn on what the people you send us pay.
Free account · no audience minimum · no approval queue
How it works
Create a free account
No application queue and no audience minimum. Sign in with Google and pick your code.
Share your link
Anyone who follows indexernow.com/r/your-code is attributed to you for 30 days.
Earn on what they pay
You get 20% of their purchases — credit packs and monthly plans alike.
The terms, in full
- 20% of what a referred customer pays, on credit packs and monthly plans.
- 30-day attribution from the click; the referral binds to the account at signup and stays bound.
- Self-referrals are recorded but earn no commission.
- Payouts are arranged manually — email support and we'll transfer what you've earned.
- We may pause a code for paid-search bidding on our brand terms, misrepresenting what the product does, or spam. We'll tell you why.
Questions
How long does attribution last?
30 days from the click. The referral is bound to the account when the person signs up, and it stays bound — so if they subscribe later, it still counts as yours.
What do I earn on?
20% of what a referred customer pays, on credit packs and monthly plans alike.
Can I use my own link?
You can, and the sale will show in your dashboard, but self-referrals earn no commission. The programme is for bringing new customers, not for discounting your own account.
How do I get paid?
Manually, for now — email support and we'll arrange the transfer for whatever you've earned. At our current size a manual payout is more reliable than an automated one, and we'd rather be straight about that than imply a system we haven't built.
Who is this a good fit for?
People who already teach an audience how to build and grow a site — Squarespace and systeme.io educators, web designers with a client base, SEO consultants, and newsletter writers covering small-business marketing.