Affiliate Program

Make acquisition and conversion easier with simple, copyable, scalable content. Earn commissions by promoting Madrix.

Promote Madrix with trackable links and ready-made content. You earn a commission for customers attributed to your link.

Commission: 10% on eligible payments from the customer attributed. Duration: 12 months per attributed customer. Tracking: via Affiliate Dashboard.

Who it's for

• Content creators (LinkedIn, YouTube, newsletter).
• Consultants and freelancers (dev, product, data, automation).
• Agencies that recommend tools in delivery.

Quick checklist

1

Activate your affiliate access

• Create your account and log in.
• Request access to the Affiliate Program (may require approval).
• Confirm that you can see the Affiliate Dashboard.

Expected result: you can see clicks and conversions in the dashboard.

2

Generate your affiliate link (with UTM)

• Use one link per channel (LinkedIn, YouTube, newsletter).
• Standardize UTMs to compare performance.
• Test the link in an incognito tab before publishing.

Recommended standard:

• utm_source=linkedin
• utm_medium=post
• utm_campaign=affiliates
• utm_content=demo-7min

Example URL (template):

https://YOUR-LINK-HERE?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=affiliates&utm_content=demo-7min

Expected result: you can separate results by channel and format.

3

Publish 1 piece of content per day for 7 days

• Vary the format: short post, 60s video, thread, email.
• Repurpose the templates below.
• Use a single CTA per piece of content.
• Monitor clicks, sign-ups and conversions in the dashboard.

Expected result: you discover 1 channel with good traction.

How it works

Commission structure

• Commission per customer attributed to your link.
• Standard commission: 10%.
• Standard duration: 12 months per attributed customer.
• Final rules may vary by plan and campaign.

Tracking and attribution

Validate these points in the dashboard before promoting:

• Attribution window (cookie): how many days after the click count.
• Attribution model: usually last-click.
• Tracked events: click, sign-up, upgrade and payment.

What each metric means

Use these definitions to align expectations with your audience.

• Click: someone opened your trackable link.
• Sign-up: created an account after visiting via your link.
• Activation: completed a minimal action in the product.
• Conversion: became a paying customer.
• Approved for payout: passed validation and was not refunded.

Affiliate dashboard

The dashboard usually answers these questions:

• How many clicks did I generate per channel?
• How many sign-ups and activations came from my link?
• Which customers are pending validation?
• What amount is approved for payout?

Payments and reports

Confirm in the dashboard (or in the terms) before planning your schedule:

• Payout frequency (monthly / biweekly).
• Minimum amount for payment.
• Method (e.g. transfer) and required details.
• Refund/chargeback rules and validation period.

Recommended links

Use one landing per intent. Avoid mixing CTAs.

• For “hands-on”: Start here
• For “see it live”: Demonstrations
• For “first deploy”: Deploy and Cloud Environments

Marketing kit

Ready copies (copy and paste)

LinkedIn (short)

If you want to get software out of the idea phase faster:

I used Madrix to go from prompt → app in minutes. It helps create, iterate and publish with more control and governance.

Want to see a 7-min demo? Message me or click the link.

WhatsApp (direct)

Email (B2B)

Quick hooks (to vary the start of the post)

• “If you’ve tried ‘AI that generates apps’ and got frustrated…”
• “The problem isn’t generating code. It’s governing changes.”
• “You can go from prompt to app without losing control.”
• “What changed when I tested building with agents?”
• “Quick demo: what you can do in 7 minutes.”

Assets and formats

• Banners and images: use for posts and landing pages.
• Short videos (30–60s): better for click volume.
• Screen capture (2–5 min): better for conversion.

Recommended landing pages

Always use one landing per intent:

• “See quick demo” (top of funnel)
• “Create first project” (hands-on)
• “Governance and enterprise” (decision-maker)

Template library

• Post templates (educational, case study, comparative).
• Library of hooks and headlines.
• Post calendar (4 weeks).

Quick demo script

Use this script for short, repeatable demos.

7-min version (recommended)

• 1 min: what Madrix is and who it's for.
• 3 min: create a live system (prompt → generate).
• 2 min: make 1 quick change (Chat AI vs Editor).
• 1 min: deploy to a cloud environment (overview).

Script (suggested lines)

• “I will create an app from scratch with a prompt.”
• “Now I will approve the specification and generate the software.”
• “I will request a change and show where it appears in the project.”
• “Finally, I will publish to the cloud to make it accessible.”

Common objections (short answers)

• “Is this just another ‘generator’?” No. It's a build + iteration + deploy flow.
• “Can it be governed?” That's a focus. Validate the control options in your case.
• “What about maintenance?” Treat it like a software project. Use incremental iteration.

Light educational content

Content ideas that convert without sounding like “advertising”.

• What is an agentic software platform (in practical terms).
• Why governance matters when AI generates software.
• Main use cases (by area and by maturity).
• Benefits vs. traditional tools (where it wins and where it doesn’t).
• How to talk about ROI without making up numbers (time, risk, cost).

Videos for affiliates (30s-5 min)

Video suggestions (titles and formats):

• Madrix in 60 seconds (teaser)
• Build an app in 3 minutes (screen capture)
• Top 5 use cases Madrix solves (list)
• Why enterprises need governance with AI (educational)
• How to pitch Madrix (affiliate version) (script)

Materials

• Links with UTMs ready per channel.
• Post calendar (4 weeks).
• Library of hooks and headlines.
• Email templates.

Rules and policies (summary)

Use as a guardrail. The program terms are the final rule.

You may

• Use UTMs per channel and per format.
• Talk about qualitative and observable results.
• Indicate the full flow (prompt → generate → iterate → deploy).

You may not

• Spam (mass DMs, purchased lists, aggressive automation).
• Promises without basis (“guaranteed ROI”, “replaces your team”).
• Use of brand/identity outside the official kit, if any.
• Paid media with brand bidding, if the terms prohibit it.

Next steps

• Publish 3 pieces of content and compare performance by UTM.
• Repurpose what performs: same theme, new format.
• Drive traffic to a single CTA per post.