Partner guide
How to build a responsible sub-affiliate network
A sub-affiliate network should create clarity rather than another opaque layer between a program and its promoters. Use a transparent process so each creator understands their own account, duties and relationship to the partner who introduced them.
Updated July 15, 2026
Introduce partners with useful context
A strong introduction explains what the creator does, where their adult audience is located and how they plan to promote the program responsibly. This helps an affiliate team assess the application on real information rather than broad promises.
Do not promise acceptance, a guaranteed rate or a guaranteed payout. The new affiliate's application, traffic sources and promotional approach remain their own responsibility.
Keep accounts, links and reporting independent
Each affiliate should use their own account and campaign links. Independent reporting makes ownership clear and helps avoid confusion about which content or audience is responsible for a result.
An introducing partner can focus on education, onboarding context and responsible practices. The affiliate team and portal should remain the source of truth for terms, rates and account status.
Share the same responsible-promotion standard
Before you introduce a creator, make sure they understand the adult-only requirement, commercial disclosure expectations and safer-gambling tone. A network is only as strong as the practices of the partners it introduces.
Avoid youth-oriented channels and tactics that frame gambling as income or a solution to financial problems. If an audience is not clearly appropriate, it is not the right audience for promotion.