These terms cover the SubCall referral program: how a referral counts, what it earns, how that credit is paid and when it stops.
They are written to be read by the person earning the credit rather than by a lawyer. Section 3 is the one that costs people money if they skip it.
The referral program is open to SubCall members on the full plan whose account is active and in good standing. Only the account owner can see the referral link and earn credit.
Internal and test accounts cannot earn credit.
A referral counts when all three of these are true.
The moment that first full bill is paid is when the referral starts earning. Nothing is owed for a referral that signs up and never pays.
You earn no credit at all until 3 of your referrals are active paying members at the same time. This is the part worth reading twice.
Months that pass before you reach 3 do not count and are not paid later. They are not held, banked or backdated.
Each referral earns for 12 months counted from its own first full payment, and that clock runs whether or not you have reached 3 yet. So your first referrals will usually earn for fewer than 12 months in practice, and the earliest ones may earn for no months at all.
The higher rates apply only to the referrals at or above that rank. Your earlier referrals stay at the rate of their own rank. Rank is ordered by when each referral first paid, oldest first.
A referral that has finished its 12 months earns nothing further, but it still counts toward your rank and toward the 3 you need. Time passing on its own never lowers your rate.
Credit is applied to your SubCall account and comes off your next bill automatically. You do not need to claim it or ask for it.
Credit that is larger than your next bill carries forward to the bills after it.
In this version of the program, credit has no cash value. It can only be used against SubCall charges. It is not money, it cannot be paid out, transferred to another account or exchanged for cash, and it is not refundable if you close your account.
Credit is not a discount on any particular invoice and does not change the price of your plan.
Credit is issued when a referred business pays. If that payment is later refunded, reversed or disputed, the credit for that month is taken back.
Taking back credit can increase what you owe on your next bill, including when the credit has already been applied to an earlier one. If the credit has been used, the amount taken back becomes payable.
We may reject a referral, hold it for review, remove credit already earned from it, or close the referring account, where we believe any of the above has happened.
We can change the rates, the thresholds, the earning period and the rest of these terms, or end the program entirely, at any time. The current numbers are always the ones shown on this page and on the Referrals tab in your settings.
Credit you have already earned stays on your account if the program changes or ends.
If you post about SubCall anywhere public, including social media, a review site, a forum, a video or a podcast, you must say plainly that you get a referral reward. The US Federal Trade Commission requires this, and it applies to you rather than to us.
A short line in the post itself is enough. For example: "I get SubCall account credit if you sign up through my link." It has to be easy to notice, in the post rather than behind a "more" link, and in the same language as the post.
Do not claim results SubCall has not published, and do not describe the reward as anything other than account credit.
This page is published in English and in Spanish. The Spanish version is provided so that it can be read and understood. If the two versions differ, the English version is the one that applies.
These referral terms are part of the SubCall Terms of Use and do not replace them. Where this page is silent, the Terms of Use apply.
Questions about the program, or about a referral you think was missed, go to [email protected].