BlitzRender Affiliate Terms

Version 2026-10-27. Supersedes 2026-10-26, whose closing line named an earlier version than its own; nothing in the terms changed. Version 2026-10-26 added that commission paid in render credit includes VAT, because the credit is rendering supplied to you (section 2).

These terms cover the BlitzRender affiliate programme: what you earn, when you can withdraw it, and what we do with the information you give us when you apply.

Who you are agreeing with. These terms are between you and BlitzRender, the trade name under which Noelia Caba Martín, sole trader, of Plaza del Sol 4, 18620 Alhendín, Granada, Spain, runs this programme. You can reach us at support@blitzrender.com. Where these terms say we or us, that is who they mean.

What we do with what you give us is set out in the BlitzRender Privacy Notice, served alongside these terms and forming part of this agreement.

1. What you earn

You earn 25% of the cash-backed revenue on jobs a customer runs after arriving through your code.

"Cash-backed" excludes credit we granted you or them. A crypto deposit carries an 11.11% bonus; that bonus is credit we gave, not money we received, and it earns no commission. The same is true of commission you spend on your own rendering.

We pay on a referred customer's first $200 of spend — up to $50 per customer. After that, that customer's spend earns no further commission. Paying on a customer's first window rather than for ever is ordinary practice in this industry, and it is what makes the programme affordable to run without knowing who anybody is.

That $50 is per customer, counted across all of your codes. If the same customer arrives through two of your codes, you earn $50 in total and not $50 twice. A different creator referring the same customer has their own $50 — they did their own work.

2. When you can withdraw it

Commission matures after 30 days. That window exists to outlast a card dispute: if a payment is reversed after we have paid you for it, we cannot get it back.

Payouts above $100 are reviewed by a person, as are payouts totalling more than $100 in any 30 days across all of your codes. Stablecoin payouts are always sent by a person, because sending crypto is irreversible and we do not automate it.

A standard account is paid in render credit. Commission lands on your own balance and pays for your rendering.

Commission paid in render credit includes VAT. Rendering credit we give you for your referrals is a supply of rendering to you, so VAT is due on it, at the rate for where you told us you are, exactly as on a top-up (Service Terms, section 4). It is taken out of the commission rather than added to it: commission of $50.00 earned by a consumer in Spain becomes $41.32 of credit, and the $8.68 of IVA inside it is paid by us to the tax authority. A business that pays no VAT on a top-up — under the reverse charge, or outside the European Union — receives the whole commission as credit. To be paid in credit you must have told us where you are and, while VAT is charged, given your billing address; a payout we cannot work out the VAT for waits, and we tell you what to add. A stablecoin payout is money, not credit, and carries no VAT from us. A stablecoin payout — money leaving to an address you name — is available on codes created by an approved affiliate account, because sending crypto cannot be undone and we will not do it for an account nobody has looked at.

We will not tell you which specific check a held payout tripped. The thresholds above are published so you know what to expect; the rest is an anti-fraud process, and describing it in detail would only help somebody route around it.

3. When commission is taken back

If a customer's payment is reversed — a chargeback, a dispute — the commission it earned is reversed too.

If we had already paid it out, we do not claw it back from you. It is written off as our loss. Your balance never goes below zero: we do not lend commission.

4. Codes

A standard account may hold three codes, each of which attributes one referred customer, and may create them once the account has made a deposit. Those codes pay in render credit.

An approved affiliate account may hold ten codes with no limit on how many customers each attributes, need not deposit, and may choose a stablecoin payout instead.

A code keeps the terms it was created under. Being approved later does not convert your existing codes, and it does not need to — claim a new one.

We may freeze a code. A frozen code earns nothing from that point; nothing already earned is taken away.

Self-referral is refused, and so is a referral ring — an arrangement where accounts cite each other's codes in a circle. Attribution to your own account is refused outright.

5. Applying, and proving the profiles are yours

To be approved as an affiliate you give us links to your public profiles so we can see the audience you are proposing to reach.

You then prove you control them. We give you a short code when you apply. Publish it somewhere public on each profile you have claimed — a bio, a pinned post, a channel description — and tell us it is live. Until you do, your application is waiting on you rather than on us, and we will not look at it.

A person then opens each link, checks the code is there, and forms a view on whether the audience is genuine. That is a judgement, not a measurement, and we may decline on it. We are not verifying who you are — we are checking that whoever applied controls the accounts they named. You can remove the code once we have decided.

What we store: the links you give us, any note you write, and a record that you accepted this version of these terms. We do not store your social media passwords, your follower counts, or anything you did not type into the form.

Where it goes: the links are posted into a private internal channel where the person reviewing them can see them. They are not published, sold, or shared outside the people who decide.

Erasure: you can ask us to delete the links and your note at any time, and we will. We keep the record that a decision was made and what it was — that is a record about our own programme, not about you, and we need it to explain how the money moved.

One honest limitation: we take encrypted backups of our database every hour, and those backups expire on a fixed schedule rather than on request. A deletion clears the live record and the internal message immediately; a backup taken before your request will age out on its own.

6. What we do not promise

We may decline an application without giving a reason, and we may end the programme or change these terms. If we change them, you will be asked to accept the new version before your next payout — we will not apply new terms to commission you have already earned.

That is enforced rather than promised. A payout request made against an old version is held and tells you so, in those words, so you know what to do about it. It is the one thing we hold a payout for and explain: everything else we hold is an anti-fraud check, and we do not describe those.

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