User Evaluation Affiliate Program

The 50% discount halves the base your 25% is taken from

The headline reads as 25% of a $49 or $199 plan, but the customer you refer gets 50% off Pro and Team while they stay subscribed, and your share is "25% of their payment each month". On our reading the commission is taken from what they actually pay.

• A Pro customer at $49 pays $24.50 after the discount, so your share is about $6.13 a month.
• A Team customer at $199 pays $99.50, so your share is about $24.88 a month.

That puts the $1,000 cap a long way off: roughly 40 months of a Team subscription, and well over a decade of a single Pro seat. The cap matters mainly for large accounts. Interview fees, which run from $10 to $99 per completed interview, are priced separately from the plan, and the ambassador page ties your share to the monthly subscription only.

One detail works in your favour: if a referred customer cancels and later comes back, they pay full price and you still receive 25% of what they pay.

Paid posts: how the impression payments work

The creator track pays for posts on top of referrals. User Evaluation pays $100 for every full 50,000 organic impressions on a post that names or tags it, so 50,000 impressions earn $100 and 100,000 earn $200. A post only about User Evaluation is capped at $300, reached at 150,000 impressions. A post that also covers other tools is capped at $100.

The rules are specific. Only two posts per calendar month are paid. Each post must show one real feature in use, name and tag User Evaluation, include your referral link and tell readers about the 50% discount, and must not name or compare competitors. You claim a post in the portal with the post link and a screenshot of its impressions, wait for approval, and are paid within 72 hours.

The creator track is limited to audiences in product management, UX research, AI, sales and customer success, and asks for your company and postal address on application.

No cookie clock, and a no-audience track

Most programs lose your referral after 30 to 90 days. User Evaluation says the link "does not expire, and there is no time limit for your referrals", and that a sign-up many months later still counts. That suits slow buying cycles in research tooling, where a team may trial on the free plan for a long time before paying.

The second unusual feature is the colleague track. You do not need an audience: anyone can join the portal, copy a link and share it in Slack threads, LinkedIn posts or messages to people who run interviews. Payouts go out once your balance reaches $25, which is a low bar compared with the $50 most programs set.

How it compares with transcription and meeting programs

User Evaluation competes for the same buyers as research and transcription tools. Fireflies pays up to 30% for 12 months and Sonix pays 10% to 33% of first-year subscription revenue. User Evaluation's percentage is lower than both after the discount, but it keeps paying until the $1,000 cap rather than stopping at a year, and the paid-post track adds cash that does not depend on a sale at all.

It suits UX researchers, product managers and research consultants who already talk about their tooling. It does not suit comparison sites, since paid posts must not name competitors.

How to join the User Evaluation program

1. Open userevaluation.com/ambassadors and choose Become an ambassador, or log in to an existing User Evaluation account and choose Refer and earn in the account menu.
2. Copy your referral link from the ambassador portal home page.
3. Add PayPal, Venmo or bank details on the portal's Payouts page.
4. If you have an audience in product, UX research, AI, sales or customer success, complete the creator form in the portal to qualify for paid posts.
5. For each paid post, wait a few days, then claim it with the post link and an impressions screenshot.

Go to the official User Evaluation program page