1. Draft status and scope
Draft for owner and legal review — not effective. This proposed Partner Program document was prepared on October 28, 2026 (version draft-2026-10-28). It is not an offer to enroll, an operative commercial agreement, or permission to begin a public campaign. Reading this page does not enroll you or record consent.
The proposed program is operated by IK Labs, LLC, the operator of IllDoItApp. It is a single-level affiliate program for approved creators, marketers and communities. It does not pay for recruiting other partners, provide an upline or downline, or guarantee earnings. Internal promotional credits and Bring Your Client offers are outside this draft.
Existing Terms of Service and Privacy Policy remain available separately. This draft does not amend them or add itself to their incorporated policies. A commercial launch requires an approved final version and a separate acceptance process. Existing DEV test notices are not acceptance of a future commercial agreement.
2. Becoming a partner
A prospective partner creates an IllDoItApp account or uses an existing account, verifies their email and submits a partner application. Registration alone does not approve partnership. An administrator reviews the application and, if approved, assigns access to the partner's own dashboard and campaign code.
Partner status is not an administrator or moderator role. A partner cannot access staff tools or other users' private accounts. The partner dashboard is available on the web; a blogger does not need to install a mobile app merely to manage their own partnership. Participation and transfers depend on supported countries, the applicable campaign and Stripe Connect eligibility and verification.
3. Proposed US/USD pilot
The following is the proposed US/USD pilot, not an offer currently available to everyone. A campaign must show its country, currency, eligible roles and account cohorts, dates, capacity and applicable limits before an invitation is confirmed. New accounts, registered accounts without activity and already active accounts can have separate campaign quotas. Existing activity alone does not promise eligibility.
- Customer benefit: 50% off the service fee on the first qualifying task after linking, with a total discount cap of $10.
- Executor benefit: 50% off the service fee on the first three qualifying tasks after linking, with a combined discount cap of $30.
- First qualifying task: within 90 days after confirmed attribution.
- Partner share: 30% of the referred side's actually retained service fee, during a 12-calendar-month earning window starting with the first qualifying task.
- Standard hold: 14 days, subject to payment verification, disputes and other review conditions described below.
- USD transfer threshold: $50 in eligible available commissions; smaller balances carry forward to a later monthly calculation.
The discount is on the platform service fee, not 50% off the task price or the full customer bill. A task-count limit and a monetary discount cap both apply; reaching either can end the benefit. Campaign terms shown and confirmed by a particular account determine its entitlement. A campaign does not silently change the platform's base fees.
4. Links, codes and attribution
An approved partner can share a customer or executor invitation link, its QR code, or the visible invitation code. The invited person reviews the role, country and current campaign conditions and explicitly confirms the invitation. Merely scanning a QR code or opening a link does not create an attribution.
If installation loses the link context, the person can reopen the original invitation or manually enter the code during registration or in their account settings. Eligible existing accounts without an inviter may also link a code in settings. A saved link context is not a guarantee of tracking; the account's confirmed attribution is what matters.
An account can confirm an inviter only once. It cannot switch partners by entering another code, changing devices, reinstalling the app or waiting for the earning window to end. Attribution is not retroactive: earlier tasks and payment cycles already fixed before linking are not recalculated. An invalid, unavailable or unsupported invitation must not be advertised as a confirmed discount.
5. Qualifying tasks and earning window
A qualifying task must be genuine, eligible under the confirmed campaign, attributable to the invited account after linking, completed and successfully paid through IllDoItApp. Its payment and executor transfer must be confirmed before the associated partner commission can qualify for release. A click, registration, application, task posting or payment attempt alone does not earn a commission.
In the proposed pilot, the first qualifying settlement must occur within the 90-day activation window. The partner's 12-calendar-month earning window begins with that first qualifying task, not with every later payment. Subsequent qualifying tasks may earn commissions within that window even after the invited person's fee discount is used up. Ending the window does not permit attribution to another partner.
Self-referrals and fabricated activity do not qualify. A partner cannot earn commission on a task in which that partner is the customer or the executor. If both sides were independently referred, each eligible commission relates only to its own side's service fee; the same fee component is not paid twice.
6. Commission calculation
Commission = 30% × the service fee actually retained from the referred side after discounts and confirmed refunds.
The task price, payment-processing charges, tips, separately collected tax and the other side's service fee are not part of that base. Company income tax and a partner's personal income tax are not deductions from this commission base. This defines a commercial calculation; it is not a tax exemption or advice about anyone's filing obligations.
For illustration only, using planned pilot base fees of 7% for a customer and 10% for an executor on a $100 task: a referred customer whose service fee is discounted from $7 to $3.50 generates $1.05 for the partner. A referred executor whose fee is discounted from $10 to $5 generates $1.50. Without that discount, retained fees of $7 and $10 generate $2.10 and $3 respectively. These are conditional examples, not current universal fees or guaranteed earnings; processing charges and any separately collected tax are additional and excluded from the partner calculation.
7. Holds, refunds and reviews
A recorded commission is initially held rather than immediately withdrawable. The proposed standard hold is 14 days from the qualifying settlement, not from registration or the date the entry appears in the dashboard; an unresolved payment, dispute, verification issue or inconsistent financial evidence can keep an item under review. Expiry of the hold alone does not override a review or the monthly transfer conditions.
A confirmed refund, chargeback or transfer reversal can reduce or reverse the commission associated with the service fee that was not retained. Adjustments must follow the actual affected fee component. An unknown partial refund or unclear executor-fee repayment is reviewed rather than assigned an arbitrary proportional deduction. An adjustment already recorded must not be applied twice.
If an affected commission has already been transferred, a documented correction is applied against future partner commissions, up to the confirmed overpaid amount. Any unapplied correction carries forward for reconciliation. It does not authorize IllDoItApp to automatically debit the partner's bank account. The same correction must not be collected twice.
The dashboard separates held, under-review, available, reserved, transferred and reversed amounts by currency. An available amount is not necessarily due for immediate transfer. A lost or uncertain transfer response requires reconciliation, not a second payment.
8. Monthly transfers and Stripe Connect
In the proposed US/USD pilot, available commissions enter the monthly calculation for the calendar month in which they become available, using UTC. The calculation date is that month's final calendar day plus 30 calendar days. For example, an item becoming available in October has a calculation date of November 30. Time spent on hold or under review does not start that monthly schedule early.
The eligible USD balance must reach $50. A smaller balance carries forward; the $50 threshold is not a minimum amount for every underlying charge-specific transfer. An administrator prepares, checks and sends eligible monthly transfers. There is no automatic instant cash-out or guaranteed bank-arrival date. Only USD has an approved threshold inthis draft; other currencies require explicit published conditions.
Partners receive transfers through Stripe Connect in a supported country, subject to required account information, verification, restrictions and payment availability. If the same IllDoItApp account already has an eligible executor Connect account, that connection is reused rather than creating a second one for partnership. The partner must respond to requests displayed by Stripe; returning from an onboarding form alone does not establish that verification is complete.
Missing verification can prevent a transfer without making the underlying dashboard balance disappear. A transfer to a Stripe connected account and a later Stripe payout to a bank are different events. Bank timing depends on Stripe's account status and payout arrangements; a platform status of transferred is not proof of bank receipt. TEST amounts and TEST transfers are not real earnings or funds available in a live bank account.
9. Responsible promotion
Disclose clearly that you may earn a commission when promoting your invitation. Put the disclosure where the audience will notice it with the recommendation, in the same language, rather than only in a profile or behind a “more” link. A plain example is: “Ad: I may earn a commission from qualifying tasks if you use my IllDoItApp code.” Videos and live streams need disclosures suited to their format. See the FTC's Disclosures 101 guidance for the underlying US guidance; other applicable advertising rules may also apply.
- Describe your real experience and the campaign accurately, including its limits, geography and fee-only discount. Do not promise work, guaranteed income or eligibility for every viewer.
- Do not impersonate IllDoItApp staff, present yourself as authorized to bind IK Labs, LLC, or claim an endorsement you do not have.
- Do not use unsolicited bulk messages, deceptive links, forced redirects, hidden attribution or unauthorized collection of personal information to obtain referrals.
- Do not create fake accounts, self-referrals, sham orders or arranged payments solely to generate discounts or commissions, or evade account, campaign or country limits.
A platform's built-in advertising label does not replace a clear disclosure where additional explanation is needed. IllDoItApp and its partners each need appropriate advertising-compliance practices; this draft does not shift all advertising responsibility to the partner.
10. Account access and information
Keep account and Connect information accurate and credentials private. Use the dashboard's own statistics, campaign terms and financial history to reconcile activity. Partner reporting is not permission to obtain invited users' names, phone numbers, addresses or private task content. Personal information is handled under the existing Privacy Policy.
Do not send passwords, full identity documents or banking details to support by ordinary email. Complete sensitive verification through the designated Stripe or IllDoItApp interface. Questions about personal taxes should go to a qualified adviser; no specific tax form, residence treatment or exemption is promised by this draft.
11. Changes, suspension and ending participation
Campaign changes must be published as a new version for the affected future participation. They must not silently rewrite a user's previously confirmed campaign conditions or recalculate historical transactions at a new rate. Accepted versions and the original financial calculation need to remain traceable.
Suspected fraud, misleading promotion, security incidents or payment inconsistencies may require an investigation and restrictions on new referrals or transfers. A partner can contact support to query the restriction and reconciliation of affected entries. Suspension alone is not a blanket forfeiture of every recorded balance; invalid or reversed activity must be distinguished from legitimate commissions.
If a partner ends participation without a breach, new invitations stop. Valid commissions already accrued remain recorded. Accounts attributed before the exit continue to generate eligible commissions through the remainder of their originally promised 12-calendar-month earning windows, under the accepted campaign conditions. An exit does not restart or extend those windows. Payment verification, holds, confirmed adjustments, the monthly schedule and the applicable minimum still apply; ending participation is not an instant withdrawal.
An ordinary exit is distinct from suspension during an abuse or payment investigation. This draft establishes no automatic balance expiry or blanket forfeiture, and adds no new arbitration or governing-law provision. The final agreement and notice process still require approval and a published effective date before enrollment.
12. Questions and review
For program questions or to report a discrepancy, contact [email protected] with the campaign code and relevant task or transaction reference, without passwords or sensitive financial data. See the program overview and partner FAQ for practical steps.
Before commercial enrollment opens, IK Labs, LLC must approve and publish a final version with an effective date and an explicit acceptance flow. Publication of this review draft does not complete that step or enable production commissions or transfers.