Not 30% of the first invoice. Every renewal, for the life of the subscription, with a 180-day window between the click and the sale. Paid in crypto or by bank transfer - or as account credit, if you would rather not hand a payment processor your passport.
Most programs in this category publish a percentage and leave you to do the arithmetic. Here are the numbers, per referred customer, at today's prices.
| Plan | Their price | You get, monthly | First 12 months | If they pay annually |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $9.9/mo | $2.97/mo | $35.64 | $29.7/yr |
| Pro | $19.9/mo | $5.97/mo | $71.64 | $59.7/yr |
| Team | $49.9/mo | $14.97/mo | $179.64 | $149.7/yr |
The "first 12 months" column is not a cap. It is there because it is the number every other program in this category quotes, so you can compare like with like. Month 13 pays the same as month 12.
Six months between the click and the sale. AntiBrow has a genuinely usable free tier - unlimited local profiles, no card - so the gap between "interested" and "paying" is long. A 30-day window would quietly expire on most of the people you send us.
Commission is paid on every payment while the subscription is active, not just the first. A customer who stays two years pays you for two years.
The program is invitation-based. That is deliberate: it keeps out the coupon farms and brand-term bidders whose traffic would otherwise dilute what you earn.
Payouts run on the 1st and the 15th of each month, once your balance reaches $50. Commissions are held for 7 to 12 days before they become withdrawable, which is the window a refund can still reverse them in. You can withdraw by bank transfer or in USDC; the processor charges a fee on either route.
Withdrawing money requires an identity check - a government document and a selfie - run by our payment provider, not by us. We know that is a real obstacle for a lot of people who would otherwise be good partners in this category. So there is a second route: take your commission as AntiBrow account credit instead, 1:1, with no identity check. Credit is applied to your own subscription. Tell us which you want when you join; you can switch later.
Both are paid by us directly, outside the commission system, and both are judged on one thing: whether a reader could reproduce what you claim.
Your first published video or written review of AntiBrow. It has to contain evidence someone else can re-run: a detection test with the result on screen, a script that works, a comparison you actually performed. A rewritten feature list does not qualify. Criticism does not disqualify it - being wrong about how the product works does.
Paid once, when ten of your referrals have an active paid subscription at the same time. This is on top of the recurring commission those ten are already paying you.
Short list, no small print. Any of these cancels outstanding commission and closes the account.
The first one is the one people get wrong by accident. If you run paid search at all, exclude our brand as a negative keyword before you start.
Three claims that are true, specific, and that a technical audience can verify themselves. Everything here is checkable from the public docs.
Fingerprints are changed inside the browser engine, not by injecting JavaScript into the page. There is no override script for a detection library to notice and no extension entry in the browser's own settings.
An AI agent drives it over MCP. A developer drives it with the standard Playwright API they already know - configuring a fingerprint is the only part that is ours. MCP docs, SDK reference.
Each profile carries its own virtual authenticator, so passkeys created in a profile can be captured and replayed on another computer. How it works.
Screenshots, logos and the raw data behind our detection reports are yours to use. Ask and we will send whatever else you need.
Only paid subscriptions generate commission. That is why the cookie window is 180 days rather than 30: people use the free tier for a long time before they upgrade, and you still get credited when they do.
Attribution rides a cookie, so a click on a phone and a purchase on a laptop are two different browsers and only the second one can be credited if it also carries a click. We keep a second, server-side record of the first touch, which is what we check when a partner disputes a sale.
The commission is reversed. Commissions sit on hold for 7 to 12 days before they become withdrawable, which is what that window is for.
Yes, except on our brand terms. Paid search on "antibrow" is the one line that ends the partnership, because it charges us for traffic that was already ours.
Yes. Most jurisdictions require it and every serious review site does it anyway. Affiliate links must be marked as sponsored or nofollow - that is a search-engine requirement, and we will never ask you to break it.
Tell us where you would write about AntiBrow and roughly who reads it. Proxy providers, automation and scraping publications, and creators covering multi-accounting get answered first. We reply to everyone.