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The KmerHosting Affiliate Program gives each eligible customer a personal referral code and link from Dashboard → Billing → Affiliate program.

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How referrals work

Your link uses this format:
When a new customer registers through that link, KmerHosting records the first valid affiliate attribution. Self-referrals are rejected, and an account that is already attributed is not reassigned to another affiliate. Referral attribution is preserved through both email/password registration and supported OAuth registration flows.

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Commission

The current default commission is 10% of eligible paid service receipts. Commissions are not created for account-credit top-ups because a top-up is money movement rather than service revenue. Refunded, reversed, or otherwise ineligible transactions do not qualify. Each commission starts as Pending and has a 30-day validation period. Once that period has elapsed, an eligible pending commission becomes Approved. A separate audited settlement flow is required before an approved commission is marked Paid; approval does not silently add money to account credit.

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Dashboard

The Affiliate program view shows:
  • your referral code and copyable referral link;
  • total attributed referrals;
  • total commissions earned;
  • pending, approved, and paid amounts;
  • commission date, product, eligible sale amount, commission amount, and status.
All monetary values are tracked in USD using the same high-precision ledger conventions as the central KmerHosting billing system.

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Monthly email summary

On the first day of each month, KmerHosting sends active affiliates an email summary for the previous calendar month. The message includes:
  • new referrals;
  • commissions earned;
  • approved amount;
  • pending amount;
  • the affiliate’s referral link.
The monthly email is a summary. The Customer Dashboard remains the account-level source for current affiliate activity and status.

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Status lifecycle

KmerHosting may suspend an affiliate account or reverse ineligible commissions where fraud, self-referral, abuse, duplicate attribution, or an invalid underlying transaction is identified.