Refer businesses to Threadwire and earn 20%
Every Threadwire account has a referral link. Share it with businesses that want WhatsApp on their own number, connected to a team inbox or to their systems. You earn 20% of what each business you refer pays us in its first 12 months.
How it works
- Sign in to your panel and open Refer and earn. Copy your link, or note your code.
- Share it with businesses that want it. The link opens our sign-up with your code filled in, and a business can also type your code there.
- When a business you referred pays, 20% of its payment, before tax, is yours. That holds for every payment in its first 12 months.
- We pay what you earned each month, by InstaPay, mobile wallet or bank transfer, or another way we agree. Or we take it off your own subscription.
Your Refer and earn page shows how many businesses you referred, what you earned, and what we paid you.
Who it suits
- Agencies and developers who set up WhatsApp for their clients.
- Consultants and freelancers who help businesses sell and answer customers.
- Customers whose friends and partners ask how they handle WhatsApp.
Any account can refer, including one on its free trial. Open one below to get your link.
The rules
- Share your link only with businesses that want to hear about it. Bulk messages, spam and ads that pretend to be Threadwire are not allowed, under our Acceptable Use Policy.
- You cannot refer your own business, or a second account of your own.
- A business counts as yours when it signs up with your link or code, or tells us you sent it before its first payment.
- You earn on what a business pays us, before tax. If a payment is refunded, its share is cancelled, or taken off what we pay you next.
- While your own account is suspended for overdue fees or a breach of our terms, payments by businesses you referred earn nothing. A free trial that ended still earns.
- We may change or end the programme with 30 days' notice. Shares earned before a change stay yours.
The full rules are in our Terms of Service, under "Referral programme".