How does the Thinker affiliate programme work?

You get a referral link. Anyone who signs up through it and subscribes earns you 30% of what they pay, every month or year, for as long as they stay subscribed. There is no cap and no end date on it.

How do I get my referral link?

Open Earn 30% referral from the menu, choose a code for your link, and press Create your referral link. Your link is mythinker.io/r/ followed by your code. Share it anywhere.

When and how am I paid?

Commission is held for 28 days after each payment so any refund cancels first, then it is yours. Payouts are made by hand to the PayPal email you give on the affiliate page, and the page shows what has been earned and what is still in the holding period.

What if someone clicks my link but signs up later?

Your link sets a 60-day window. If they sign up within 60 days of clicking, the referral is yours, even if they come back through the front door.

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Earn 30% as a Thinker affiliate

Any member can share Thinker and earn 30% of what the people they refer pay, every month, for as long as those people stay. Here is how to get your link, what counts, and when you are paid.

Updated 9 Oct 2026

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Questions this answers

How does the Thinker affiliate programme work?: You get a referral link. Anyone who signs up through it and subscribes earns you 30% of what they pay, every month or year, for as long as they stay subscribed. There is no cap and no end date on it.
How do I get my referral link?: Open Earn 30% referral from the menu, choose a code for your link, and press Create your referral link. Your link is mythinker.io/r/ followed by your code. Share it anywhere.
When and how am I paid?: Commission is held for 28 days after each payment so any refund cancels first, then it is yours. Payouts are made by hand to the PayPal email you give on the affiliate page, and the page shows what has been earned and what is still in the holding period.
What if someone clicks my link but signs up later?: Your link sets a 60-day window. If they sign up within 60 days of clicking, the referral is yours, even if they come back through the front door.

If Thinker is working for you, there is a decent chance it would work for the people you know who run their own thing. The affiliate programme is the thank-you for making that introduction, and it is deliberately generous: 30%, recurring, for as long as they stay.

Getting your link

1Open Earn 30% referral from the menu. Any member with an active subscription can join; there is nothing to apply for.
2Choose a code for your link, something short and yours, and press Create your referral link.
3Your link is mythinker.io/r/ and then your code. Copy it from the page and share it wherever you like: a post, a newsletter, a message to one person.

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What you earn

30% of every payment the people you refer make, monthly or yearly, for as long as they stay subscribed.
No cap on how many people, and no end date on each one.
The How much could I be earning? explorer on the page shows what a handful of referrals adds up to over a year.

What counts as a referral

They click your link and then sign up, within 60 days of the click.
They subscribe after their trial. A trial that cancels earns nothing, because they paid nothing.
The affiliate page keeps count for you: how many clicked, how many signed up, how many are subscribed, and what that has earned.

Getting paid

Each commission is held for 28 days after the payment, so a refund cancels it before it is paid out rather than after.
Add the PayPal email you want paying on the affiliate page.
Payouts are made by hand, so there is a person behind each one. The page shows what has cleared and what is still in the holding period.

Ready-made words

The affiliate page has copy you can use as it is or make your own: a short description, a longer post, and a line for a message. Say what Thinker does for you in your own words if you can; that always lands better than ours.

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