Revenue share for adult publishers and websites
Plan a Slitz affiliate placement for an adult website, directory or review publication. Choose a relevant destination, track campaigns and assess settled revenue.
01Choose a placement that fits your readers
Independent adult websites, directories, review publications and story communities can refer readers to short dramas that fit their interests. A relevant recommendation or clearly labelled banner is more useful than a generic link placed everywhere.
Choose a story, catalogue page or genre that matches the surrounding content. Use the supplied non-explicit creative, describe the AI cast accurately and tell readers that only the opening episodes are free.
02Explain the offer accurately
Slitz offers vertical short dramas for adults aged 18+. The first 2 episodes of each drama are free. Premium costs $14 for a 30-day pass and does not renew automatically.
The standard affiliate offer is up to 50% of eligible net Premium revenue. Your agreed account rate applies. Attribution is first touch: an existing referral is not replaced by a later click. Eligible repeat purchases can continue earning commission under the programme terms.
There is no guaranteed earnings or conversion rate. Refunds, reversals and payment-network costs affect net revenue. Optional gift-code purchases are a separate cost and do not themselves earn referral commission.
03Set up one publisher placement
- Create an affiliate account, complete approval and verify your contact email.
- Choose one page or inventory placement and one relevant consumer destination. Check platform and geographic eligibility.
- Create a dedicated campaign in Links. Use separate campaign or sub-ID labels for each placement and creative.
- Use a supplied banner or your approved factual copy. Clearly disclose the affiliate relationship.
- Check the destination and make one labelled test click. Verify campaign reporting before increasing exposure.
- Publish the agreed placement, then compare referred clicks with settled purchases and commission.
04A campaign naming example
Use descriptive labels such as s1=publisher-name, s2=review-page and s3=creative-a. Keep names, email addresses and other personal data out of tracking fields. See the partner kit for a complete URL example.
Keep a record of the destination, creative, launch date and placement. Changing one element at a time makes results easier to interpret. If you use callbacks, deduplicate the stable event ID because retries can deliver it again.
05Read the results before expanding
Clicks show delivery to Slitz; a code activation is not a purchase. Judge commercial results using eligible settled purchases, net revenue and the commission actually recorded for your campaign.
Look at a full reporting window and allow time for purchases and adjustments. A few clicks or one sale cannot establish a dependable earnings-per-click figure. Separate repeat purchases from initial campaign response when comparing placements.
Revenue share is the standard offer. CPM, CPC, CPA and hybrid tests need a separate written agreement defining the budget cap, qualifying event, deductions, attribution and stop rule.
06Get suitable creative and programme details
Your affiliate dashboard provides tracking links, banners and catalogue tools. Do not download or re-upload the dramas, repurpose actor likenesses beyond supplied materials, or imply that Slitz sponsors an unrelated product.
Use appropriate affiliate disclosures and qualify paid links with rel="sponsored". The terms explain permitted traffic and current payout conditions.
07Start a partnership conversation
Send your site or newsletter name, audience countries, relevant adult audience size, proposed placement and whether you prefer standard revenue share or a separately agreed paid test. Aggregate audience details are enough; do not send subscriber lists or personal customer data.
Contact info@slitz.com or join the programme.