40% of every payment, for as long as they stay subscribed.
My Larp Wallet costs $19 a month. Someone who subscribes through your link pays you $7.60 every month they keep it — not once, every month. Same rate on the first referral and on the fiftieth.
You need an account — creating one is free, and you do not have to be a subscriber to promote the tool.
Your link is created instantly. Nothing to sign, nothing to pay.
How it works
You get a link
Something like mylarpwallet.com/r/yourname. It works on its own, and ?ref=yourcode works on any other page of the site if you'd rather link to an article or to the pricing.
Someone subscribes through it
Your code is remembered in their browser for 60 days, and checked again on our server at the moment they pay. A click today can still be credited to you next month.
You're paid every month they stay
40% of each payment they make, not only the first. While they keep the $19 subscription, that's $7.60 landing in your balance every month, on its own.
What you're promoting
My Larp Wallet builds mockups of a crypto wallet screen: you type in tokens, amounts and a name, and it renders a picture at full phone resolution. It reads no blockchain, holds nothing, and every number on the screen was typed in by whoever made it.
People buy it for app store listings, product decks, tutorials, design work and role-play. That is what you get to say about it — and it is enough, because it is a real tool with a real use.
What you can never say is that it is a wallet, that it shows real holdings, or that it can be used to convince anyone they are looking at money that exists. An affiliate who sells it that way loses the account and every commission on it. This is not a formality: it is the one rule the whole product is built around.
Share it anywhere. You keep 40% of every payment made by anyone who subscribes through it.
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Referral addresses are masked on purpose. You see that someone subscribed and what it earned you — not who they are.
Whatever you write here is where we send the money. If you need a method that doesn't fit in one line, write contact@mylarpwallet.com and we'll arrange it.
How payouts work
- 40% of every payment, every month, for as long as your referral stays subscribed.
- A commission moves from pending to approved 30 days after the payment clears — that window exists because refunds and card disputes do too.
- Payouts run monthly, from $50 approved. Below that, the balance carries over to the next month instead of being lost.
- Money goes to the payout method you enter in your dashboard.
What you must not do
- No self-referral. A subscription bought through your own link earns nothing.
- No bidding on the brand name. Don't buy ads on “My Larp Wallet” or anything close to it — that intercepts people who were already coming.
- No spam. Not in comments, not in DMs, not in inboxes that never asked.
- Never present the product as a real wallet, or as a way to make someone believe in money that isn't there. It is a mockup generator. An affiliate who sells it as anything else loses the account and the commissions on it.
Questions
Do I have to be a subscriber to join?
No. The program is open to any account. Create one, join, and your link works straight away.
How long does a click stay attached to me?
60 days. Your code is kept in the visitor's browser for that long, and it is checked again on our server at the moment they pay. A click today can still be credited next month.
What happens when someone I referred cancels?
Commissions stop with their last payment. Nothing is taken back from what has already been approved or paid to you.
What happens if a payment is refunded?
That is what the 30-day pending period is for. A commission on a payment that gets refunded or disputed is cancelled before it is ever approved.
When am I paid, and how?
Monthly, once you have at least $50 approved. Below that the balance carries over to the next month. We pay to the method you enter in your dashboard.
Can I see who subscribed through my link?
No. You see that a referral subscribed, the month, and the amount. Email addresses are masked. Someone who buys a product does not thereby agree to be named to a third party.