Refer once.
Get paid forever.
One client you refer is worth €240 to €1,188 a year. You keep earning it every year they stay subscribed. No twelve-month cap, no end date.
Free to join · No audience minimum · No approval queue
Run your numbers
A handful of clients, paying you every month they stay. Pick a plan and set how many you would realistically refer.
That is €2,268 a year from 3 clients, and you earn it again every year they stay, without referring anyone else.
Based on 3 clients on the Hunter plan billed monthly at €315, staying subscribed. The bars show what those same clients have paid you in total by each year, with no new referrals added. Quarterly and yearly billing are discounted, so one referral is worth €680.80 a year on the quarterly plan and €604.80 on the annual one, against €756 billed monthly. Illustrative only. Your actual earnings depend on the plans your referrals choose, how they are billed, and how long they stay.
What you are putting your name on
Your commission lasts exactly as long as your referral does. So the product has to convert, and it has to stick.
Numbers from the EQUOS case study: one solo founder, no SDRs, building €1.5M of enterprise pipeline on full autopilot. Read the EQUOS case study . It is the strongest thing you can send a prospect.
20% forever beats 30% for a year
A headline rate that expires is a worse deal than a smaller one that does not. Here is where the two cross.
No end date. No twelve-month cap.
Almost every program pays for twelve months and then cuts you off. This one keeps paying on every invoice the account generates. Year three pays exactly what month one paid.
€125 to €495 per month, per account.
20% of a real B2B contract is worth more than 30% of a €9 tool. One Conqueror referral pays you €1,188 a year, from a single conversation, for as long as they stay.
Which makes retention your whole business.
Lifetime commission is only worth something if the account lives. Kakiyo runs the pipeline, so switching it off means switching off booked meetings. Accounts tend to stay the distance.
What one Hunter client pays you
Cumulative commissionA 30% programme pays more in year one. It then stops at €1,134 and never pays again. You catch it in month 18, on any plan, and everything after that is money the other programme would never have sent you.
Three steps, no friction
From signing up to your first commission, without a single call.
Apply in two minutes
Create your affiliate account and get your unique tracking link straight away. No approval queue, no minimum audience, no cost to join.
Share it where you already have trust
Newsletters, client calls, LinkedIn posts, community threads, your agency stack page. Once someone signs up through your link, that account is yours for its whole life.
Get paid every month, withdraw when you want
Commission accrues automatically on every invoice they pay. Withdraw any time your balance is above €100.
The terms, in full
Free to join. No exclusivity, no quota, no cap on how much you can earn. Commission is calculated on the net invoice amount your referral pays, excluding tax. It starts on their first successful payment after the free trial and continues on every invoice afterwards, ending only if the subscription does.
Before you sign up
The questions that actually decide it.
How much does the affiliate program pay?
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You earn 20% of every payment your referral makes, for as long as they stay subscribed. There is no twelve-month cap and no end date. On the Hunter plan billed monthly at €315 that is €63 every month, or €756 a year, and the same again every year the account stays live.
Does the commission really never stop?
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Correct. Most programs pay for the first twelve months and then cut you off. This one pays on every invoice the account ever generates, so a referral who stays three years pays you three times what they paid you in year one. The only thing that ends the commission is the subscription ending.
Do I earn the same whether they pay monthly, quarterly or yearly?
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Not quite, because commission is a share of the invoice and the longer billing cycles are discounted. Take the same Hunter referral: billed monthly they pay €315 twelve times a year, so you earn €756. Billed quarterly they are invoiced €851 four times, so you earn €680.80. Billed yearly they are invoiced €3,024 once, so you earn €604.80 in a single commission. Across every plan and every billing cycle, one referral is worth €240 to €1,188 per year, every year they stay.
When and how do I get paid?
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Commission is credited to your affiliate balance automatically as your referrals pay their invoices. You can request a withdrawal at any time once your balance is above €100. There is no fixed payout date to wait for.
How long do I stay credited for a referral?
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Anyone who clicks your link is attributed to you for 30 days. If they start a trial and subscribe in that window, the account is yours for its entire lifetime. You are paid on every invoice it generates from the first payment onward.
What happens if my referral cancels?
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Commission follows the invoice, so it stops when the subscription does. Cancellation is the only thing that ends it, which is why retention matters as much as the rate. Kakiyo books meetings continuously, and that is a hard thing for a team to switch off once it is running.
What happens if a referral upgrades their plan?
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Your commission follows the invoice upward too, permanently. If a referral moves from Pioneer to Conqueror, you earn 20% of the higher amount from that invoice onward, for as long as they stay on it.
Do I need an audience to join?
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No. There is no minimum following, no application fee and no approval queue. Agencies and consultants referring a handful of clients often out-earn large audiences, because commission is tied to plan value rather than click volume.
Can I refer my own clients as an agency?
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Yes. Agencies running LinkedIn outbound for clients are the best fit for the program. Each client account you bring on pays you commission for its entire lifetime, on top of what you already charge for the service. A book of retained clients turns into a second revenue line that never resets.
Is there anything I am not allowed to do?
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Paid search on Kakiyo brand terms, self-referrals, and any form of spam or misrepresentation of the product are not permitted. Everything else is fair game: content, outreach, communities, client recommendations.