$50 for every reader who becomes a paying customer — once, per customer, paid after their refund window closes. A 60-day cookie, last click, no cap and no exclusivity.
The self-serve dashboard is not live yet. Until it is, we set your link up by hand the same day and send you the first report — say so and it is done.
What you earn
$50
Once per paying customer, not per signup. A trial that never pays earns nothing, which is the same bet we are taking.
When it is paid
After 14 days
Every first payment carries a 14-day money-back guarantee. Your payment clears once that window has passed, so neither of us is paid for a refund.
Cookie
60 days
Last click wins. If someone reads you today and subscribes seven weeks later, it is still yours.
Payouts
Monthly
PayPal or bank transfer, from $50 — which is one customer. Nothing is held back beyond that.
Cap
None
No limit on referrals, no tiers to climb, and no quota that ends the arrangement if you write nothing for a quarter.
Exclusivity
None
Recommend whatever else you recommend. A comparison that only ever picks us is worth less to your reader and to us.
Ordamo is for makers who take a deposit and deliver weeks later, at $29 a month. That is a narrow reader and a small price, and both matter to whether this is worth your slot.
Software directories and comparison sites
We keep twenty-one head-to-head comparison pages and an index, each naming where the other tool is the better buy. If you list alternatives to Katana, Craftybase or Airtable, the research is already written and public.
Channels and newsletters for makers
Furniture, kitchens, jewellery, ceramics, small-batch clothing, wedding and event work. Anyone whose audience quotes a price before they know the cost.
Courses and templates for selling made-to-order
If you teach people to take deposits, the spreadsheet you hand them has a ceiling and you know where it is. This is what comes after it.
Short, because a long list is usually a programme looking for a reason not to pay.
All of it is public and already written. Nothing here needs a login or a request.
Twenty-one comparisons, each with a dated verdict
What every competing tool is built for, what it costs, and the cases where it is the better buy.
/alternatives →Six documentation pages
How a deposit is recorded, what a batch writes, what the customer sees. Quotable, and true against the product.
/docs →A live customer order page
The thing a reader will not believe until they see it: one link, the deposit, the balance and the date.
/o/demo →At $29 a month we are not a programme you can build a business on, and a network the size of Awin would not take us. Nobody is going to retire on twenty referrals. What this is: a way for the people already writing about this corner to be paid for it, at a rate that is worth the paperwork and gets settled every month.
Do I earn on the trial or on the payment?
On the payment. A reader signs up, uses Ordamo free for fourteen days, and pays; your $50 clears once their refund window has closed. A trial that never converts earns nothing — the same bet we are making on them.
What if the same reader comes back months later?
The cookie runs 60 days on last click. Inside that window the referral is yours whoever else they read in between; outside it, it is not. We would rather say that plainly than have you find out at payout.
Is there recurring revenue instead?
Not on this programme. The 20% lifetime share exists and it is on the partner page, which is written for people who recommend to clients they know rather than to an audience. If that is what you do, that is the better door.
Can I say Ordamo is wrong for someone?
Please do. Every comparison page we publish names where the other tool wins, and the ones that convert for us are the honest ones. A review that recommends us to the wrong reader costs us a refund and costs you the payout.
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