Introduce one store. Get paid every month they stay.
Recurring commission.You share a link. They install Luria. You keep 30% of every invoice we collect from them, every month, for as long as they stay.
See how much you can make.
Estimates. You earn 30% of what we actually collect, so a store that pauses, downgrades or refunds inside the guarantee window earns nothing for that period.
Every tier, and your 30% of it.
The store's tier follows the revenue Luria measures for them, from $299 a month. Your share follows the tier. When they move up, so do you.
Six introductions. One number that keeps arriving.
An agency introduces six of its own clients over a year, all at the $499 tier. By month twelve it is earning $898.20 a month without touching anything after the introductions. This is an example, not a report: there are no affiliates yet, and retention is the store's decision, not ours.
How it works
Three steps. The link does the tracking, Stripe does the collecting and the paying.
One link. Any page on the site.
Your link is luriart.com/?ref=yourname. It works on the home page, on /pricing, on any vertical page. Send it however you like: a message, an email, a post.
The ref rides with them to checkout.
When they click your link we place a cookie in their browser. If they sign up any time in the next 14 days, the store is attributed to you, and the ref follows them through onboarding, the Shopify install and the Stripe checkout. Last touch wins: the most recent affiliate link they clicked gets the credit.
30% of each invoice, to your Stripe account.
Every invoice we collect from that store creates a commission for you. It is held as pending for 14 days, so the customer's payment has settled and hasn't been refunded, then it lands in your balance. Hit Payout in your dashboard and it goes to your own Stripe account.
Who this is for
If you know someone who owns something Luria could work on, this pays you every month they stay.
The payout, in five lines.
The terms, in plain English.
Every term, visible here. The same words live in the terms of service.
Three fields. No login, no wall.
Questions. Answered.
When exactly do I get paid?
Each commission is pending for 14 days after the store's payment, then it is in your balance. Hit Payout in your dashboard whenever the balance is over $50 and it goes to your Stripe account.
Why the 14-day hold?
To make sure the customer's payment went through and they don't refund it. A refund or chargeback inside that window voids the commission on that invoice.
Is this really recurring?
Yes. Every month they pay, you get 30% of it. There is no cap and no end date while the account is active.
What if they cancel?
You earn on every invoice up to that point, nothing after. If they come back later, the ref is still on their account and commissions resume.
Do I get credit if they sign up later?
Yes, if it is within 14 days of clicking your link. We use last-touch attribution: the most recent affiliate link they clicked gets the credit.
Can I refer my own store?
No. Self-referrals are prohibited and do not work: a store on your own email does not earn commission, and we check.
What if the store changes owners?
The attribution ends and payouts stop. We treat it as the person you referred cancelling.
Do I need to disclose the link?
Yes. One line is enough, something like "this is an affiliate link". It is the law in most places and it is how we would want it done anyway.
How do I get paid?
From your dashboard you connect a Stripe account, as an individual or through your company. Stripe collects your identity and bank account; luriart.com never sees them. Where Stripe can't pay out to your country, we pay by Wise on request.
What about taxes?
Commissions are your income. Luria pays them from Canada and issues no tax forms, so there is no W-9, W-2 or 1099 from us and nothing withheld. You report them the way you report any other income; every payout has a statement in your dashboard.