Terms of Service
Last updated: 12 August 2026
The short version. Using this website is free and commits you to nothing. Booking a call commits you to nothing. If we agree to work together, that engagement runs on a separate written agreement that names your commission rate, how revenue is attributed and when invoices are due — and that agreement, not this page, governs the work.
1. About these terms
These terms cover your use of commissionbasedpromos.org and describe, in general terms, how our engagements work. They are operated by Waqar Haider trading as CommissionBasedPromos.org.
Where these terms and a signed client agreement disagree, the signed client agreement wins.
2. Using this website
You may read, share and link to anything on this site. You may not scrape it to reproduce it as your own, misrepresent our results as yours, or use the site to do anything unlawful.
The copy, layout, design and code of this site belong to us. The client dashboards shown in the results section are reproduced with permission and remain the property of those clients.
3. Nothing here is an offer or a guarantee
The figures on this site — including the revenue calculator, the cost comparison and the client results — are illustrative. The calculator produces an estimate from assumptions you enter; it is not a projection of your results, and we do not guarantee any specific revenue outcome.
Published results are real and sourced from client reporting, with the date range and scope stated alongside each one. They describe what happened for those clients. Your list, offer, market and timing are different.
4. Booking a call
Booking a call creates no obligation on either side. We use the call to assess fit. We decline engagements we don't believe we can generate revenue for, and we take on a limited number of new clients each month, so booking a call is not an offer of service.
5. How engagements work
If we do work together, the following describes our standard arrangement. The specifics for your engagement are set out in your written agreement.
- Scope. Strategy, copywriting, sending, A/B testing and revenue reporting for email promotions, typically one to four campaigns per month.
- Fee. A pre-agreed percentage of the revenue our campaigns generate — typically between 15% and 30%. The rate is fixed in writing before work starts.
- No retainer. There is no upfront fee, setup fee or monthly minimum.
- Attribution. Revenue is tracked using unique links, coupon codes and UTM parameters inside your own email platform, so the figure we invoice against is one you can independently verify. The attribution method is agreed in writing before the first campaign.
- If nothing is generated, nothing is owed. Where our campaigns generate no attributable revenue in a billing period, there is no invoice for that period.
- Your responsibilities. Providing access to your email platform, keeping your offer and fulfilment operational, and not sending conflicting promotions that would corrupt attribution.
- Approvals. You receive a campaign calendar in advance. Campaigns proceed unless you raise an objection.
6. Payment
Commission is invoiced in arrears against tracked revenue for the period, on the schedule set out in your agreement. Refunds, chargebacks and cancelled orders are deducted from attributable revenue, so commission is charged on revenue that actually stuck.
7. Ending the engagement
There is no minimum term. Either side may end the engagement at any time in writing. Commission remains payable on revenue already generated by campaigns sent before termination, including sales that land shortly afterwards where the agreement provides for an attribution window.
8. Confidentiality and your data
We treat your list, offer, pricing and performance data as confidential. We do not export or reuse subscriber data, and we do not use one client's list to promote another. How we handle personal data is set out in the Privacy Policy.
We may reference results from your campaigns in anonymised or aggregate form. We will not publish a screenshot, your name or your brand without your permission.
9. Liability
We provide the service with reasonable skill and care. We are not liable for indirect or consequential losses, for lost profits beyond fees actually paid, or for outcomes caused by factors outside our control — including your platform's deliverability, your fulfilment, payment processing, or changes to your offer. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
10. Governing law
The governing law and dispute resolution process for any engagement are set out in the written client agreement for that engagement.
11. Changes
We may update these terms. The date at the top of this page shows when they last changed. Changes do not alter the terms of a signed client agreement already in force.
12. Contact
Questions about these terms go through the contact page.