Your code.
Their discount.
Your share.
Recommend Quanto to the people who follow you. With your code they pay 20% less for as long as they stay subscribed, and you earn a share of every payment they make.
On the yearly and the monthly plan. Not for the first month: for as long as the subscription lasts.
Of net revenue, on the first payment and on every renewal, for as long as the subscriber keeps paying.
How it works
Create an account and tell us who you are and where your audience is. We read every application ourselves.
Once approved, you receive a personal code by email — short, in capitals, easy to say out loud in a video.
People enter your code in the app before subscribing and pay 20% less, for as long as they stay subscribed.
Your private area shows codes entered, trials, paying subscribers and what you have earned, month by month.
Questions
What is Quanto?
A calorie counter for iPhone and Android that works from a photo: of a plate, of a restaurant menu before you order, or of a barcode. It does the arithmetic — calories, protein, carbs, fat and alcohol — and gives no dietary advice.
How is my share calculated?
On net revenue: what is left of each payment after taxes and the app store's commission. Your share is a percentage of that amount, between 10% and 30%, set when you are approved. Net revenue is an estimate provided by our billing platform and can differ slightly from the final store payout.
For how long do I earn on a subscriber?
For as long as they keep paying: the first payment and every renewal. A free trial earns nothing until it turns into a payment.
What happens if a subscriber is refunded?
The share earned on that payment is deducted from your balance.
How and when am I paid?
Payouts are made by us directly, by PayPal or bank transfer, and recorded in your private area so you always see what has been earned, paid and is still due. Timing and minimum amounts are in the program terms.
Can I see who subscribed with my code?
No. You see totals, never names, emails or any other personal data of the people who used your code.