We send seafarer CVs to crewing companies. You bring the orders and keep a share of every one. There are three programs — pick the one that describes you.
Your rate grows with turnover. Nothing to pay up front.
Already with us? Log inPick your card — every program is spelled out step by step below.
Agency, crewing company, training centre
YouTube, Telegram, TikTok, forums
You are looking for a contract yourself
Both rewards at once, not a choice between them.
Both rewards work together
A seafarer came through your link and ordered on their own — you get 5%. You placed the mailing for a client yourself — you pay up to 60% less. There is nothing to choose: one order always earns exactly one reward.
A working tool, not a development project
Nothing to build and nothing to maintain. The cabinet already works — sign in and place the order.
Everything in one cabinet
Orders, a report on every mailing, the balance and payouts — in one place, without spreadsheets or email threads.
Support from actual people
We run seafarer mailings every day. If something goes wrong with an order, we sort it out with you instead of pointing at a help page.
Grab your link
It is built from your public profile — no separate code to set up.
Publish it
On your site, on social media, or send it to seafarers directly.
Get paid
The seafarer places the order themselves — you get a percentage.
You handle nothing
The seafarer orders on their own — you just share the link.
Your brand, not ours
On orders you place yourself: the logo, sender name, colour and subject line are yours. Through the link a seafarer orders on our site, under our brand.
The link is open to any company with a profile. The discount needs a partner application.
A percentage of every order they ever place — for life, not just the first one.
Get your link
We open the cabinet and issue a short code like /r/K7HMQ2XR.
Publish it
In the video description, a pinned post, anywhere. Tags sub1–sub3 show what worked.
Collect your percentage
Someone clicks and buys at some point — you get paid. And on their second order too.
Paid on every order
Not only the first one. A person is bound to you for good.
Nothing to place or manage
You never handle clients or orders. Just the link and the stats.
A blogger cabinet is opened by an administrator — write to us and we set it up.
Your friend orders — you get 5%. Their friend orders — you get 5% more.
Grab your link
It lives in the app, under “Invite a colleague”.
Send it to a colleague
They sign up and get 5% off their first order.
Spend it on your own mailings
Your 5% lands on your in-app balance and pays for your own orders.
The first link wins
Whoever invites someone first keeps them. The bond cannot be rewritten.
No crypto withdrawal here
5% of a $20 order is $1. The money stays on your balance and is spent inside the service.
Both models climb the same step; only the rate differs. A commission is exactly half of a discount.
Two levels of 5% is 10% of an order. Advertising that brought us the same seafarer would have cost exactly the same.
Where that money usually goes
Into ad networks — corporations with offshore accounts that care about neither you nor the seafarer.
We decided otherwise
The same 10% goes to the person who actually brought the client. It costs us the same either way — the only difference is who ends up with the money.
That is why there is no small print here and no 'earn it but never collect it' thresholds. This is not generosity, it is our advertising budget, handed to you instead of to an ad network.
The catalogue price of the orders that have been paid for.
An average mailing is $20. You get 5% of each.
This is level one only. Their friends add another 5% on top.
An estimate. The exact price and reward are always shown before you pay for an order.
Pick your programBusiness, blogger and company share a USDT wallet with withdrawals. A seafarer has an in-app balance.
Minimum payout
100 USDT
Networks
TRC20 · ERC20
Currency
USDT
Payout window
Once a week
The hold · 30
A reward becomes available 30 days after it is accrued.
The same period applies however the order was paid.
A client can charge back after we have already paid you — the hold covers that gap.
Seafarer
Seafarers have no withdrawal: the 5% lands on the in-app balance and pays for your own mailings.
Who needs this
You, if you want to place mailings straight from your own site or CRM. The client stays with you and never lands on ours.
What we give you
The technical documentation and an access key. Your developer needs nothing else.
And if you have no developer
Then simply do not open this section. The cabinet does all of the same; the API only saves you from doing it by hand.
Orders use an x-api-key header. The cabinet uses your session.
Balance and payouts are unreachable with an API key — session only. That is the guard against a leaked key.
You place the orders — business. You share a link with an audience — blogger. You invite a colleague — seafarer. You share your company profile link — company. You can be in two at once, but a single order only ever pays one branch.
A discount pays for work: a business finds the client, prepares the order and handles support. A commission pays for the introduction. So a commission is exactly half the discount on the same step.
The full catalogue price of paid orders. A discount does not change it — both models climb the ladder the same way. An unpaid order does not move you up.
30 days after the accrual, whatever the order was paid with. Requests go in on your weekday, from 100 USDT, over TRC20 or ERC20.
No. The email and the report carry your logo and name only, and a partner order is invisible in the seafarer’s cabinet.
Yes, you choose per order. If you choose nothing, the order goes through on the discount model.
Your link sets a cookie for 90 days. The moment that person signs in, they are bound to you for good. The first bond wins, and you cannot refer yourself.
Above a 10% bounce rate on 20 or more sent emails, your API keys are switched off automatically and orders answer with a 429. The cabinet keeps working; an administrator restores the keys.
Clients, an audience, or just colleagues from the fleet — all of it is income.
