The 35% lifetime rate is available for a limited time. Commission is calculated on the sale price. Lifetime licenses are a single payment, so the whole amount is commissionable at once.
| Plan | Lifetime | You earn | Annual | You earn |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $129 | $45 | $79/yr | $23 |
| Pro | $249 | $87 | $149/yr | $44 |
| Ultimate | $349 | $122 | $199/yr | $59 |
Ultimate is the most popular plan and most buyers choose a lifetime license, so $122 per conversion is a realistic figure rather than a best case.
Drag the slider to your own numbers. Annual subscriptions keep paying, so they overtake lifetime licenses once renewals start landing.
Lifetime licenses are a single payment, commissioned once at 35%. Mixed assumes a spread across all three plans, weighted towards the cheaper ones. An estimate, not a guarantee: what you actually earn depends on your audience.
The hard part of affiliate work is usually the product. This one sells to an audience that is already looking for it.
We use a 30-day, last-click attribution window. If someone follows your link and buys within 30 days, the sale is yours, even if they leave and come back later through a search result. Developer tools are rarely an impulse purchase, so the window matters more here than the click does.
Visitors in the EEA and the UK are asked for consent before we store the tracking cookie, because the law requires it. Anyone who declines cannot be attributed. That is a small share of traffic, and it is the only case where a real referral may go uncredited.
If your audience includes people in the EEA or the UK, tell them that they need to accept the affiliate cookie for their purchase to credit you. Keep that explanation honest: accepting is optional and is never required to browse the library or complete a purchase.
Short version: promote it honestly and you will never run into any of these.
We may decline an application or end a partnership, normally for one of the reasons above.
No. It does help, since owning it lets you show real work rather than describe it, and demos convert better than descriptions. But it is not a requirement and it plays no part in whether an application is accepted.
Link to it as much as you like, but the free library at reactbits.dev costs nothing, so there is nothing to commission. It still makes a good top of funnel: send people there, then point out that the paid library exists.
Commission is calculated on the amount actually paid, so a discounted sale pays a smaller commission rather than none.
Yes. Every renewal pays you 30% again, for as long as that customer keeps their subscription active. A referred subscriber is an income stream rather than a one-off payment.
Yes. Anything on this site or on reactbits.dev can be used to promote the library, component recordings included. The one thing you may not do is redistribute the source code itself.
Through our affiliate platform, once the order has cleared. Pending and confirmed earnings are shown separately in your dashboard.
Limited-time 35% launch rate on lifetime licenses, 30% on annual subscriptions, and a 30-day attribution window.