Affiliate program
You share Superprez. When someone you referred subscribes — and every time they renew — you get 20%. Apply, get approved, start selling.
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Commission
20%
of every paid subscription
Recurring
Monthly
on each renewal, not once
You can earn
Unlimited
no cap · keep referring · keep earning
The offer
Superprez plans are billed monthly. As long as the customer you referred stays subscribed, you keep earning.
You earn twenty percent of each subscription payment — including every monthly renewal — while that customer stays subscribed.
Personal and Pro are monthly. One referred Pro customer is not a single payout. It is 20% of $19, every month they stay.
People building decks with AI are looking for a place to host and share them. Superprez is that place.
How it works
Three steps. Payouts and tracking run through Lemon Squeezy Affiliate Hub.
Submit through the Superprez program on Lemon Squeezy. Tell us who you reach and how you plan to share.
Apply to become an affiliateWe review for fit: a real audience, no spam, brand-safe promotion. You'll hear back by email.
Get your referral link, share Superprez (not the Lemon shop), and earn 20% on each paid month from the people you send.
Who this is for
Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot — anyone teaching people to build with AI.
You already show web-app decks. Point people to the platform that hosts them.
Indie SaaS, no-code, and founder audiences who live in decks and demos.
Presentation and fundraising coaches who want a live alternative to PPT and PDF.
Earnings
Illustrative amounts at the current $19/month Pro price. You earn this every month those customers remain subscribed.
| Referred Pro subscribers | Your 20% / month | Over 12 months, if they stay |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | $38 | $456 |
| 25 | $95 | $1,140 |
| 50 | $190 | $2,280 |
| 100 | $380 | $4,560 |
Personal ($4/mo) pays $0.80 per subscriber per month. One Pro referral is worth more than four Personal referrals. Figures are examples, not guarantees.
Frequently asked