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Partner Programme Terms

Last updated: 02/09/2026

These Partner Programme Terms (the “Terms”) govern participation in the Diglot partner programme (the “Programme”). The Programme is operated by Diglot OÜ, a company being registered in the Republic of Estonia (“Diglot”, “we”, “us”). Until the entry in the Estonian Commercial Register is made, the Programme is operated on our behalf by its founder personally, and no commission is paid out. We will add the registry code and registered address to section 17 as soon as the entry exists. By applying to the Programme you agree to these Terms, to our Terms of Service, and to our Acceptable Use Policy.

If you are already a Diglot user, nothing here changes your rights as a customer.

1. What the Programme is

You publish a link or code that identifies you. When someone follows it and later pays for a Diglot subscription, you earn a share of what they pay. Tracking and statements are handled for us by Affonso (ZASolution, Germany); you will hold an account with them to see your referrals, your commission and your balance. Affonso does not pay you — we do, by the method described in section 5. If you ever find yourself waiting for money from Affonso, the expectation is wrong and section 5 is what governs.

You take part as an independent business. These Terms do not create employment, agency, partnership, or a joint venture, and they give you no authority to make commitments on our behalf.

2. Who can join

You may join if you are at least 18 years old and legally able to enter into a contract, and if you publish to an audience of your own — a newsletter, a channel, a course, a community, a website.

Admission to the Programme is currently automatic: you sign up and can start promoting straight away. We review participants after admission rather than before it, and we remove anyone whose audience or content is built on academic dishonesty, whose traffic we cannot verify as human, or who is located in a country we are not permitted to pay under applicable sanctions law. Removal is covered by section 13, including what happens to a balance.

We say this plainly rather than implying a vetting step that does not exist. Read sections 7 and 9 before you publish anything: they are the rules that decide whether your commission survives.

On approval you receive a unique partner link (https://diglot.ai/?via=…) and, on request, a discount code tied to you.

  • Attribution window: 60 days. If someone follows your link and creates a Diglot account within 60 days, that account is attributed to you.
  • Last click wins. If the person later follows another partner’s link before signing up, the later partner is credited.
  • Attribution depends on a first-party cookie and a link parameter. Visitors who decline non-essential cookies are still attributed within the same browsing session, but the attribution will not survive them closing the browser. We do not treat that as a defect, and we cannot compensate for it.
  • Do not alter, shorten through services that strip query parameters, or otherwise obscure your link in ways that break tracking. Untracked traffic cannot be paid for.

4. Commission

25% of every payment made by a customer you referred, for the first 12 months of their subscription.

The detail that matters:

  • The base is the net amount, excluding VAT, sales tax, GST and any other tax collected by our merchant of record, and after any discount the customer applied. Tax was never our revenue and is not commissionable.
  • It is recurring. Monthly plans earn on each of the first 12 monthly payments. An annual plan earns once, on the annual payment, at the same 25%.
  • The 12-month period runs from the customer’s first payment, not from the date you were approved.
  • All plans count: Spark, Pro, and Max, and so does every one-off purchase (for example a plagiarism page pack) made inside the same 12-month window.
  • The window runs from the referred customer’s first purchase, whatever it was.
  • A customer is referred once. If they cancel and return later, no new 12-month period starts.

We may change the rate with at least 30 days’ notice by e-mail to your partner account.

Be aware of how a change actually applies, because we would rather state it plainly than imply a guarantee our tooling cannot keep: commission on each payment is calculated at the rate in force on the day that payment is made. A change therefore reaches the renewals of customers you referred earlier, not only new referrals. The 30 days’ notice is the protection we can give and do give; a per-referral rate lock is not, and we will not pretend otherwise.

5. When you get paid

  • Hold period: 30 days from the customer’s payment. This is our refund and chargeback window; commission becomes payable after it passes.
  • Minimum payout: $50. Balances below the minimum roll over to the next month.
  • Payouts are made monthly, in the method you select in your partner account — currently PayPal or Wise. Commissions are calculated and tracked by Affonso; the transfer itself is made by us. Fees charged by the payment method, and any currency conversion, are deducted from the amount transferred.
  • Taxes are yours. You are responsible for declaring and paying any tax due on your commission in your own country. Where we are legally required to withhold or to collect tax documentation, we will tell you what is needed; commission may be held until you provide it.
  • Statements are visible in your partner account. If you believe a payment is wrong, tell us within 60 days of the statement so the underlying data still exists.

6. Refunds, chargebacks and cancellations

If a payment you earned on is refunded, disputed, charged back, or reversed for fraud, the corresponding commission is reversed. If your balance is already paid out, the reversal is deducted from your next payouts.

This is automatic and is not a penalty — it simply means commission is earned on money we actually keep.

7. Self-referral and fraud

You may not earn commission on your own subscription, on accounts you control, or on accounts created on your behalf by family, colleagues, or people you have paid or otherwise induced to sign up. Coupon stuffing, cookie stuffing, forced clicks, bot traffic, fake accounts and typosquatting are grounds for immediate removal and for forfeiture of the commission connected to the fraud. Where the fraud is systemic rather than incidental — that is, where it shaped how you promoted us rather than affecting a few conversions — we may forfeit your entire unpaid balance.

We use automated fraud checks and we look at the data by hand when something is unusual. If we withhold a commission on suspicion of fraud, we will tell you why and give you a chance to explain before making a final decision.

8. How you may promote Diglot

Honest, useful content: reviews and tutorials, comparisons (including with competitors), demonstrations, teaching material, newsletters and posts to your own audience, and paid social or search advertising other than what section 9 prohibits.

Say what Diglot actually does. If you are unsure whether a claim is accurate, ask us at legal@diglot.ai — we would rather answer than clean up afterwards.

9. What you may not do

Each of the following is grounds for withholding commission and removing you from the Programme.

Academic dishonesty. Do not promote Diglot as a way to cheat. Specifically: no claims that Diglot helps beat, evade, bypass or fool AI-detection or plagiarism systems; no “undetectable AI”, “humanize AI text” or equivalent evasion framing in any language; no promises about grades, acceptance, or passing a check; no positioning of the Service as a way to submit work the customer did not write as their own.

Laundering someone else’s text through the Certificate. Separately and specifically: you must not depict, teach, or imply a workflow in which text produced elsewhere — by another AI tool, a ghostwriter, or anyone other than the customer — is pasted or typed into the Diglot editor in order to obtain an Authorship Certificate for it. The Certificate documents that a document was composed within Diglot, with editing patterns consistent with human authorship; it cannot see text that arrived from somewhere else already written. A tutorial that shows people how to manufacture one for work they did not write destroys the only thing that makes it worth anything, and it does so without ever making a claim about detectors, which is why it needs its own line here.

Marketing of either kind ends the relationship regardless of how much revenue it produces.

Bidding on our brand. No paid search or social advertising on “diglot”, “diglot ai”, misspellings of them, or our brand plus a modifier (“diglot coupon”, “diglot discount”).

You may bid on generic category terms — with one exclusion that follows from the block above: not on evasion-framed keywords such as “bypass AI detector”, “undetectable AI”, “humanize AI text”, “AI detector remover” or their equivalents in any language. We do not buy those words ourselves, deliberately, and buying them on our behalf produces exactly the association we are paying you to avoid.

Coupon, deal and cashback placement. No listings on coupon aggregators, deal sites, cashback or loyalty networks, browser extensions that inject codes, or any placement whose value to the user is a discount rather than information.

Impersonation. No landing pages, domains, social profiles, or emails that present themselves as Diglot or as an official Diglot channel. Do not use a domain containing “diglot”.

Spam. No unsolicited email or messaging, no posting where the platform’s or community’s rules forbid it, no comment spam, no automated posting.

Misrepresentation. No invented features, prices, testimonials, statistics, or endorsements; no claims that we are affiliated with a university, publisher, or journal unless we have said so in writing.

Unlawful or harmful placement. No content that is illegal, hateful, sexually explicit, targeted at children, or otherwise incompatible with our Acceptable Use Policy.

10. Disclosure

You must disclose that your link is a paid affiliate link, clearly and close to the link itself — not only in a footer or a bio. This is a legal requirement in several of the markets we sell into: the US FTC Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255), the EU Unfair Commercial Practices Directive as amended by Directive (EU) 2019/2161, and the disclosure rules of platforms such as YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. Where a platform provides a paid-promotion label, use it in addition to your own wording.

Two related prohibitions that live with disclosure rather than with promotion: do not publish or commission reviews that are paid for, incentivised, or generated by an AI system and presented as your own experience, and do not present yourself as an independent consumer or an unaffiliated reviewer while earning commission from us.

We do not review your disclosures for you, and you are responsible for compliance in your own jurisdiction.

11. Our brand

You may use the Diglot name and logo to identify us, in unmodified form, in the context of promoting the Service. You may not alter the marks, use them in your own logo, product name, domain, or social handle, or use them in a way that suggests we endorse you. This permission ends when your participation does.

12. Data protection

For the referral record — the click, the sign-up it produced, and the payment that followed — we act as controller and Affonso processes that data on our behalf under its published data-processing terms. What we record and on what legal basis is set out in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy; Affonso is listed as a subprocessor at /subprocessors.

You never receive personal data about the people you referred: your statements show counts, amounts, and status, not names or e-mail addresses.

For your own audience — your list, your analytics, your site — you are the controller and it is your responsibility to have a lawful basis, a privacy notice, and, where required, cookie consent.

13. Suspension, termination and what happens to your balance

Either of us may end your participation at any time, with or without reason, by written notice (e-mail is enough).

  • If you leave, or we end it without cause: commission already earned and out of its hold period is paid on the normal schedule; commission still in the hold period is paid when it clears. Attribution stops immediately, and no further payments earn commission.
  • If we end it for a breach of sections 3, 7, 9, 10 or 11: unpaid commission connected to the breach is forfeited, and we may reverse commission already paid where the breach caused it.
  • If we end it for a breach of the academic-integrity block in section 9 — the cheating claims or the Certificate-laundering prohibition — your entire unpaid balance is forfeited, including anything still inside the hold period, without a per-conversion causation test. We are explicit about this because the alternative is a rule nobody believes: proving which individual sale a tutorial caused is impossible, so a remedy that depends on that proof deters nothing.
  • Removing your links after termination is your responsibility.

14. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms. The “Last updated” date at the top always reflects the current version. If a change materially reduces your rights — the rate, the attribution window, the hold period, or the payout terms — we will give at least 30 days’ notice to the e-mail on your partner account before it takes effect. Continuing to promote Diglot after that date means you accept the change.

15. Liability

The Programme is provided as is. To the extent permitted by law, our total liability to you in connection with the Programme is limited to the commission payable to you in the six months before the event giving rise to the claim. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

You are responsible for your own content and promotion, and you will cover us for third-party claims arising from your breach of these Terms, including regulatory action caused by your failure to disclose.

16. Governing law

These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Estonia, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules and excluding the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with them is submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Harju County Court (Harju Maakohus) in Tallinn, Estonia.

You take part in the Programme in a business or professional capacity, not as a consumer. If a court nevertheless finds that mandatory consumer-protection law applies to you where you live, that law prevails over this section to the extent of the conflict.

17. Contact

Diglot OÜ — Republic of Estonia (registration in progress; registry code and registered address are added here once the Commercial Register entry is made) Programme questions and legal: legal@diglot.ai