IllDoItApp Partners
A partner program for creators, marketers, and communities: offer eligible followers a service-fee discount and earn a share of the platform fee from their qualifying tasks.
Manage invitations, commission history, and Stripe Connect from the website. Your referred customers and providers use the mobile app.
The partner journey
Apply through the website and review your campaign before promoting it. A verified account alone does not make someone an approved partner.
Register on the website, verify your email, and submit a partner application. Applications are reviewed before a campaign or code is issued. Bloggers do not need to install the mobile app to manage their partnership.
Your approved campaign will identify eligible countries, currencies, customer and provider offers, dates, and limits. Review those conditions before promoting an offer: approval is not a promise of worldwide availability.
The partner portal provides customer and provider invitation links, a QR code, and a short invitation code. Include the code alongside your link so followers can still accept the invitation if installation or switching devices loses the link.
Customers and providers use the mobile app. They review and confirm an invitation during registration or in Settings. An eligible existing account without a referrer can also accept a code. Acceptance is one-time and applies only to future qualifying task payment cycles; it does not reprice old tasks or replace a previous referrer.
A paid, completed, eligible task can produce a commission. Your portal separates held, available, reserved, transferred, and reversed amounts. Registrations, clicks, unpaid tasks, and recruiting another partner do not generate earnings.
Use Stripe Connect from the website to provide the required payout and verification information. If Stripe requests more information, return from the portal to complete it. Approval and an available balance do not guarantee an immediate transfer or bank deposit.
US/USD pilot
These are the US/USD pilot conditions, not an offer available in every market. The approved campaign and the in-app quote will show the applicable terms before a user confirms.
The US/USD pilot reduces the customer service fee by 50% on the first qualifying task after invitation acceptance, up to $10 in total fee discounts. The standard customer fee is 7% of the task price.
The US/USD pilot reduces the provider service fee by 50% on the first three qualifying tasks after invitation acceptance, up to $30 in total fee discounts. The standard provider fee is 10% of the task price.
The share is 30% of the retained service fee from the side you referred, after its discounts and refunds. The task price, payment processing, and separately collected tax are not part of that commission base. No commission is paid simply for an account being created.
A 50% service-fee discount is not 50% off the task price. Payment processing is charged separately to the customer; applicable taxes and other quoted charges are not waived by this invitation.
Illustrative commission math
Both examples assume a completed, paid, eligible $100 task, no refund, no remaining cap restriction, and the pilot rates. They illustrate a calculation, not guaranteed income or task volume.
On a $100 qualifying task, a 7% customer service fee is $7. A 50% referral fee discount reduces it to $3.50. Your 30% share of that retained fee is $1.05. Without a discount on a later eligible $100 task, the same calculation would be $7 × 30% = $2.10.
On a $100 qualifying task, a 10% provider service fee is $10. A 50% referral fee discount reduces it to $5, leaving the provider $95 before any other applicable adjustments. Your 30% share is $1.50. After the benefit ends, an eligible $100 task with a $10 fee would produce a $3 commission.
The partner’s own taxes remain separate from this commission calculation. A refund of a service fee may reduce or reverse the related partner commission. The fee paid by the other side of a task is not automatically included in your share.
Timing and payouts
For the pilot, the first qualifying task must be completed, successfully paid, and have its provider transfer confirmed within 90 days of accepting the invitation. This is the qualifying settlement, not merely posting or starting a task. Campaign eligibility and limits still apply.
The earning window starts with that account’s first qualifying task, not the day of registration. Qualifying activity within the 12-month window may earn a commission; there are no lifetime or multi-level commissions.
The pilot uses a 14-day hold from the qualifying settlement before an eligible commission can become available, not from registration or the date the entry appears in the dashboard. Refunds, disputes, suspected abuse, or verification issues may keep an amount under review or lead to a reduction or reversal.
Available commissions are grouped by calendar month in UTC. The scheduled settlement date is that month’s final calendar day plus 30 calendar days. The USD minimum is $50; smaller available balances carry forward. IllDoItApp reviews, prepares, and sends eligible transfers. Stripe’s subsequent bank payout follows its own processing and verification requirements.
If you leave without a breach, new invitations stop while valid accrued commissions and the remaining promised earning windows of previously attributed accounts are preserved. Confirmed corrections after a transfer reduce future partner commissions, without an automatic debit from your bank account. The usual verification, hold, monthly schedule, and minimum still apply. See the terms for the full rules.
Responsible sharing
Clearly disclose that you may earn a commission. Describe the actual campaign benefit, not a discount on the full service price or a promise of work, income, or immediate payouts.
Read the terms and FAQs, then apply through the partner portal. Application approval and an available campaign are required before you promote an invitation. Reading these pages does not enroll you.
