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For coding prompting with voice nothing beats @aquavoice All the other transcription apps don't work well with code like tailwind class names
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Tutorials, reviews, and whole workflows. Some of these creators are partners, and some just wanted to talk about it. A lot of them are in Japan.
The year runs clockwise. Each ring is one subscriber’s 25%, paid to you every month after they join, so the rings stack up as the year goes round.
Not a creator, just a fan? Every Aqua Voice account has a referral link built in, worth $10 in account credit per signup, no application needed. Grab it from your account.
25% of what the customer pays, for their first 12 months. On the annual plans that works out to $30 for a Pro customer and $57 for a Max customer or a Business seat, before fees. A creator who converts four annual Pro customers clears the $100 payout threshold.
60 days. If someone clicks your link, installs Aqua Voice, uses the free plan for a month, and upgrades in week seven, you still get credit. That window is deliberately long because most people try dictation on one device and buy on another.
Payouts go out during the first business week of each month and cover everything that cleared the 30-day holding period. If your balance is under $100 it rolls forward to the next cycle rather than being forfeited.
So a refunded subscription does not turn into a commission we have to claw back from you later. Thirty days covers the refund window, after which a sale is settled and yours.
Yes. The free Starter plan is 1,000 words with no credit card, so most people start there. Your 60-day cookie is what matters, and an upgrade inside that window credits you.
The in-app referral program is for everyday users: you share your link, and when someone you referred subscribes, you get a one-time $10 account credit. The creator program pays cash instead, at 25% for 12 months, and requires an application. If you are approved as a creator, use your creator link, because the two do not stack.
No. We care more about fit than reach. A 2,000-subscriber newsletter for backend engineers is a better fit than a general tech channel ten times the size, because the people reading it dictate technical vocabulary all day.
Yes, as long as the license terms stay intact and the affiliate relationship is disclosed wherever the link appears.
That you earn a commission. #ad, “I get a cut if you sign up,” or your platform's built-in disclosure all work. This is an FTC requirement, not a house preference, and it is the one rule we enforce without exception.
Commissions are on net revenue after refunds and processing fees. Each sale clears a 30-day hold first, so a refund never turns into a clawback. Referred accounts must be new to Aqua Voice, and you need a W-9 in the US or a W-8BEN outside it. There is no exclusivity. We can end a partnership if the content guidelines are broken. You can leave whenever you like, and we still pay out anything you have earned.