Affiliate Terms

Effective date: October 23, 2026. Version 1.0.

In short

The program is for people 18 or older who live in the United States, and it pays in US dollars. Share your Wingit link or code. When someone signs up through it and pays for Wingit, you earn a share of what they pay, 20% for their first year unless your invitation says otherwise. Each payment waits 30 days in case it is refunded or disputed, and then it is paid once a month, when at least $10 is ready: to your US bank account through Stripe, or as credit on your Wingit bill. There is no limit on how many people you refer; a month over $500, and any month while we are looking at your account, is looked at before it is paid, usually within a few days. You must say plainly, every time, that you earn from your link. You may not spam, pretend to be Wingit, buy ads on the Wingit name, make misleading claims, or refer yourself. You see counts and amounts, never who signed up. You are an independent contractor, not our employee. These terms add to the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy; the parts that matter most are who can take part (section 2), how a referral is counted (section 4), what you earn (section 5), how you may promote Wingit (section 9) and what happens if you break the rules (section 12).

1. Who these terms are for

These terms are an agreement between you and Wingit Education LLC ("Wingit", "we", "us"), a Delaware limited liability company whose contact details are in section 17, about the Wingit affiliate program (the "program"). The program is the Earn page in the Wingit app, the links and codes you share, and the earnings and payouts that come from them.

They apply to you when you:

• join the program from the Earn page of your Wingit account;
• create an affiliate-only account from an invitation we sent you; or
• accept an invitation with your existing Wingit account.

Each time, you tick a box that says you agree, and confirm, each in a box of its own, that you are 18 or older and that you live in the United States (section 2). We record when you agreed and confirmed, and which version of these terms you agreed to.

These terms add to our Terms of Service and our Privacy Policy, which still apply to your account. Where these terms and section 8 of the Terms of Service say different things about the program, these terms apply. If you joined the referral program before these terms existed, you agreed to section 8 of the Terms of Service; these terms apply to you from the first time you agree to them in the app.

An invitation may give you different numbers from the ones written here: a different share or a different earning period. When it does, the Earn page shows your numbers, and they replace the matching numbers in these terms for you. Nothing else changes.

2. Who can take part

18 or older, living in the United States. The program is open only to people who are at least 18 years old and live in the United States. Nobody under 18 can earn, whatever kind of account they have. When you join from the Earn page, create an affiliate-only account or accept an invitation, you confirm both, and we record when you did and which version of these terms was on the page. Confirming something that is not true breaks these terms. If you joined before we asked, the Earn page asks you to confirm both; until you do, payments from your referrals earn nothing, what you earned before stays on hold, and nothing is paid out (sections 6 and 7). Stripe's identity checks (below) apply as well.

Students with a Wingit account. If you can use Wingit under the Terms of Service and meet the rule above, you can join the program from the Earn page. Students aged 16 and 17 can use Wingit but cannot join.

Affiliate-only accounts. An affiliate-only account is made from an invitation we send, for people who promote Wingit and do not need it for their own classes. You must be at least 18 years old and live in the United States to create one, and you confirm both when you do. It does not need a school. You can add a school later from the app, and then the study features appear as they do for any student.

Getting paid in money. Payouts go only to a US bank account. To be paid to one you must complete Stripe's onboarding for a Stripe Connect Express account, which we open in the United States; we do not open payout accounts in other countries. Stripe checks your identity and holds your bank and tax details; we never see them. If Stripe reports that your payout account is outside the United States, nothing is paid to it until we have looked at it with you; your balance is kept.

One person, one membership. The program is for people, not companies: a business, agency or club takes part only through one person, who joins as themselves. You may not hold more than one membership, or use other people's accounts, to earn more.

Invitations are personal. An invitation is for the person or group it was made for. Do not post it publicly or sell it. We can withdraw an invitation at any time before it is used.

We may refuse a membership for any lawful reason.

3. Your links and code

Your links. You get one default link, like wingit.school/r/yourname, and can make up to 50 more, one for each place you share, such as a video bio, a club chat or a flyer. Each link opens a Wingit page you choose: the home page, the pricing page or the sign-up page. Links cannot point anywhere else.

Link endings. You choose the ending of each link. It may use lowercase letters, numbers and single hyphens, from 3 to 24 characters. Some words are reserved for Wingit, and an ending may not contain "wingit", "official", "instructure", "cheat" or anything offensive. You can change an ending until someone first opens the link; after that it is permanent, and an ending is never given to anyone else, even after you stop using it. You can archive a link you no longer share. Archived links still work and still count.

Your code. The ending of any of your links also works as a code that someone can type when they sign up ("use code MAYA").

Paused links. We may pause a link that breaks these terms (section 12). A paused link still opens Wingit but counts nothing until we restore it, and the Earn page shows it as paused with the reason.

4. How a referral is counted

What counts. Someone is your referral when they create a new Wingit account and, at that moment:

1. they typed your code in the sign-up form; or, if they typed no code,
2. the browser they signed up in had opened one of your links in the 30 days before.

A code typed at sign-up wins over a link. When the same browser opened several members' links, the last one opened wins. The sign-up page shows the code that is about to be applied, and the person signing up can remove it.

How a link is remembered. Opening your link leaves a small cookie in that browser that names the link and the time it was opened, and nothing about the person. It lasts 30 days. It is not left for search engines, link previews, automated tools or pages that load your link in the background, and those visits are not counted. If someone opens your link in one app and signs up in another browser, the cookie does not follow them; ask them to type your code.

It is fixed at sign-up. Whether an account is your referral is decided once, when the account is created, and never changes afterwards. An account created without your code or link cannot be added to you later, and we do not move referrals between members.

What does not count. These are never your referral, or stop being one when we find them:

• your own account, any other account you control, and any account created to earn from the program rather than to use Wingit;
• an account created from a browser where you are signed in to Wingit;
• an account whose email address is the same as yours once letter case, "+" tags and, for Gmail, dots are ignored;
• an account that uses the same school account as yours;
• an account paid for with a card that has ever been used on your own Wingit account;
• an account paid for with a card that already pays for another of your referrals;
• an affiliate-only account created from an invitation, which can never be anyone's referral, so referrals do not form chains;
• an account whose payment is disputed with the card issuer.

No limit. There is no limit on how many people you can refer. Every account created with your code or after a visit to your link counts for you, under the rules above.

A look at unusual numbers. We regularly look at each member's numbers, as counts: how many sign-ups came in a day compared with your usual day, how many of the people you referred never started using Wingit, how many of your referrals pay with the same card, and how many visits to your links our filters did not count. When they look unusual, someone at Wingit looks at your account. While we do, your links keep working, sign-ups through them still count, and nothing you earned is lost; your payouts wait until we have looked (section 7). A look is not a finding that you broke these terms. If we find a breach, section 12 applies.

Our records decide. We count referrals, visits and earnings from our own records. If you think something was missed or counted wrongly, tell us through Support within 60 days and we will check it; after that, our records are final.

5. What you earn

Your share. For each referral you earn 20% of what they pay Wingit, before tax, for 365 days from their first payment. This covers their subscription and the extra schools they add, which are billed on their own. Question packs and other one-time purchases earn nothing. Discounts and refunds are taken off first; Stripe's processing fees are not.

Trials. A referral who is in a free trial earns you nothing until they pay. Their 365 days start on their first payment, not at sign-up. They end on that date whether or not the person keeps paying; a person who cancels and comes back inside the period earns you again.

Your terms are kept per referral. Each referral keeps the share and earning period that applied to you on the day the account was created. If your share or period changes later, by a new invitation, by our decision or by a change to these terms, the change applies only to referrals made after it.

An example. At 20%, five friends paying for the same plan as you earn you what that plan costs you each month.

Nothing else is owed. Visits, sign-ups and trials earn nothing on their own. There is no payment for opening a link, and no bonus or perk for the people you refer.

6. Holds, refunds and chargebacks

The hold. Each amount you earn waits 30 days before it is ready to be paid, in case the payment is refunded or disputed. A referral on a free trial pays nothing until the trial ends (section 5), so the hold starts with their first real payment. While you have not confirmed that you are 18 or older and live in the United States (section 2), payments from your referrals earn nothing, and what you earned before stays on hold after the 30 days too; once you confirm, everything past its 30 days becomes ready, in full, and new payments earn again.

Refunds. If a payment is refunded before your earning from it is paid out, that earning is cancelled, in full or in proportion to the refund. If it is refunded after it was paid out, the same amount is taken off your next payouts. You never owe Wingit money: if refunds outweigh what you earn, you simply receive nothing until new earnings cover them.

Chargebacks. If a referral disputes a payment with their card issuer, the referral is voided, its earnings that have not been paid out are cancelled, and what you were already paid from that payment is taken off your next payouts. If the dispute is decided in Wingit's favor, that deduction is given back; the cancelled earnings and the referral are not restored.

7. Payouts

When. Payouts run once a month, on the 2nd, for everything that is ready. If less than $10 is ready, nothing is sent and the balance carries over to the next month.

How.

• To your bank. Once your Stripe Connect Express account can receive payouts, we transfer what is ready to it, and Stripe pays it to your US bank account on its own schedule. You can open your Stripe account from the Earn page.
• As Wingit credit. If you have not set up Stripe payouts but have a billing account with Stripe (one is made the first time you start a Wingit checkout), what is ready is applied as credit to your Wingit bill instead. You can switch to bank payouts at any time; the switch applies from the next payout.
• Otherwise, what is ready waits until you finish Stripe's onboarding, and the Earn page and an email remind you.

Big months get a look. If more than $500 is ready for you in a month, or while we are looking at your account under section 4, your payout waits until someone at Wingit has looked at it before it is sent, usually within a few days. The Earn page shows it as being reviewed. When we are done, it is paid at once with everything ready by then; we may also ask you about it first. What you earned is kept while it waits, and nothing is forfeited because a payout was looked at.

When nothing is paid. No payout is made, to your bank or as credit, while your membership is suspended (section 12), while you have not confirmed the two things in section 2, while we are looking at a payout account outside the United States, or while a payout is being reviewed as described above. What you earned is kept, and is paid with the next monthly payout after that ends, or as soon as the review is done.

Statements. Each payout has a statement in the Earn page that lists the period, the amounts it covers by date, any adjustments and the total, without saying who the referrals are.

Failed payouts. If a transfer does not go through, the amount returns to your balance and is retried with the next monthly payout.

Currency. Earnings and payouts are in US dollars only, and there is no currency conversion. Only payments made to Wingit in US dollars earn a share.

Unclaimed balances. What is ready for you stays in your balance until you set up payouts or it can go to your Wingit bill. If a balance is never claimed, we handle it as the unclaimed-property law that applies requires, which can mean reporting it and handing it over to a state.

8. Taxes

You are responsible for any tax on what you earn. Stripe collects the tax details it needs during onboarding and sends the tax forms the law requires, such as Form 1099 in the United States, when your earnings pass the reporting threshold. We do not give tax advice.

9. How you may promote Wingit

9.1 Say that you earn from it

Every time you share your link or code, you must say clearly that you earn money if people subscribe through it. The disclosure must be:

• next to the link or the recommendation, not only in your bio, on another page, after a "more" cut, or among a block of hashtags;
• in plain words that your audience will understand;
• in the same medium as the recommendation: said out loud in a video or a live stream, and also written on screen or in the caption;
• made before people act on it, and repeated in each post, story or video.

Examples that work: "I get a commission if you subscribe with my link." "Affiliate link: I earn a bit if you sign up and pay." "#ad I earn from this link." Using a platform's own paid-partnership or branded-content label, where it has one, together with your own words. The caption templates in the Earn page already include a disclosure; keep it when you edit them.

Examples that do not work on their own: "#sp", "#affiliate" buried at the end of a long caption, "link in bio" with the disclosure only in the bio, or a disclosure only in the video description of a spoken recommendation.

9.2 Tell the truth about Wingit

Describe Wingit as it is, in your own honest opinion. Say that you use Wingit only if you do, and describe only your own real experience with it. You may say what it does: it brings a student's own Canvas courses into one place, and Robin reads them and writes, explains, plans and quizzes when asked. You may not:

• promise grades, results or outcomes;
• describe Wingit as a way to cheat, or say it is undetectable, or that it does schoolwork that is then handed in as the student's own;
• say or suggest that Wingit is made, endorsed or approved by any school, instructor, Instructure or Canvas;
• state prices, trials, discounts or features that are not on Wingit's pricing page, or promise any reward to people who use your link;
• write, buy or post fake reviews, ratings or testimonials, or present someone else's experience as your own;
• show other people's personal information, course material or grades.

9.3 What is not allowed

• Spam. Sending email, texts or direct messages in bulk or to people who did not ask for them; posting your link in comments or threads where it is not wanted; posting in class spaces where your school or instructor does not allow it. Email you send must follow the CAN-SPAM Act, and texts and calls must follow the Telephone Consumer Protection Act: no automated texts or calls without the consent that law requires.
• Ads on our name. Buying search or social ads that bid on "Wingit" or misspellings of it, alone or with other words, or that use it in the ad text or display address, unless we agree in writing first.
• Our name in yours. Domain names, usernames, handles, page names, app names or email addresses that contain "Wingit" or something confusingly similar.
• Pretending to be us. Presenting yourself as Wingit, its staff or an official partner, or making pages, posts or messages that could be mistaken for ours.
• Paid or fake sign-ups. Paying, rewarding or sharing your earnings with anyone to sign up or subscribe; sign-up exchanges; creating accounts yourself or with other people's details; anything that produces sign-ups from people who do not mean to use Wingit.
• Tricks with links. Setting the cookie on browsers without a real visit, such as hidden frames, pop-unders, forced clicks, browser extensions or automated traffic; hiding where a link goes; redirecting people to your link without them choosing it.
• Children. Promoting Wingit to anyone under 16, or in places made for children or younger teenagers.
• Referring yourself in any way that section 4 excludes.
• Collecting other people's data to promote Wingit, such as scraping class rosters or school directories.

9.4 Follow the rules of where you post

Each platform, school and community has its own rules about promotion and affiliate links. Follow them. Breaking a platform's rules while promoting Wingit is a breach of these terms.

10. Using the Wingit name

While you are a member, we give you a limited, personal, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable permission to use the name "Wingit", and the text and images we provide in the Earn page, only to promote Wingit under these terms. Do not change our logo or Robin's image, combine them with other marks, or use them in a way that suggests we sponsor or endorse you beyond your being an affiliate. Do not use the names or logos of schools, Instructure or Canvas to promote Wingit. The permission ends when your membership ends, and you must then stop using our name and materials in new posts. Everything else about our name and materials stays ours, as section 6 of the Terms of Service says.

11. Privacy

What you see. The Earn page shows counts and amounts: visits, sign-ups, trials, payments, earnings, and an activity list with times rounded to the hour. It never shows who signed up, their name, email address, school or plan beyond what an amount implies, and we will not tell you. Do not try to work out who they are, and do not ask the people you referred to prove that they signed up.

What we keep about visits to your links. For each link we keep hourly counts of visits and nothing that identifies a visitor: no network address, no browser details, no referring page. To avoid counting the same visitor twice in a day we keep a scrambled value for about two days and then delete it. The Privacy Policy describes this and everything else we keep about you as a member.

Your own audience. If you collect information about your own audience, you do so under your own responsibility and the privacy laws that apply to you, not ours.

12. Pausing, suspension and ending

Pausing a link. We may pause a single link that breaks these terms. It still opens Wingit but counts nothing, and the Earn page tells you why.

Suspending a membership. While we look into a possible breach, we may suspend your membership. While it is suspended your links still open Wingit but count nothing, and your payouts are held. Your balance is kept and is not forfeited by the suspension itself. The Earn page says that payouts are paused; you can write to us through Support. When we reinstate you, held payouts resume with the next monthly run.

If you break these terms. For a breach, we may void the referrals it affected and cancel their earnings that have not been paid, take amounts paid out for them off your future payouts, and end your membership. For a serious breach, such as fraud, self-referral or fake or paid sign-ups, we may also cancel everything you earned that has not been paid out. Except where the breach is serious or the law prevents it, we will tell you what the problem is and give you a chance to fix it first.

Leaving. You can stop sharing your links at any time. Deleting your Wingit account ends your membership: your links stop counting, your open referrals are closed, and earnings that have not yet been paid out are cancelled. Earnings already paid out are yours. Settings says so before you delete your account.

If we change or end the program. We may change these terms or end the program. We will tell you by email and with a notice in the app at least 30 days before a change that reduces what you can earn takes effect, or before the program ends. The app may ask you to agree to a new version of these terms; we record when you agreed and to which version. Changes never reduce the share or earning period of referrals already made. If the program ends, referrals stop earning on the date it ends, and we pay what you earned up to then under the usual hold and payout rules. Other changes take effect when we publish them, and we note them in the change log below.

13. You are independent

You take part as an independent contractor. Nothing in these terms makes you our employee, agent, partner or joint venturer, or lets you make promises or agreements for us. You pay your own costs. You are free to promote other products, including ones that compete with Wingit, as long as you follow these terms while promoting Wingit. Earnings are not wages, and we do not withhold tax from them.

14. Responsibility

No guarantee of earnings. We do not promise that you will earn anything, that every visit or sign-up will be counted (for example when people clear cookies, switch browsers or apps, or block cookies), or that the program will run without interruption.

Your promotions are yours. You are responsible for what you post and send. You agree to compensate us for losses and reasonable costs we incur because of your promotions or your breach of these terms, including claims under advertising, consumer-protection, anti-spam, privacy or intellectual-property law, to the extent the law allows.

Limits. Section 12 of the Terms of Service applies to the program too. In addition, to the extent the law allows, our total liability to you for anything arising from the program in any twelve-month period is limited to the earnings paid or payable to you in that period.

15. Disputes and governing law

Section 13 of the Terms of Service applies to the program, disputes about earnings included: individual arbitration unless you opted out, no class actions, Delaware law, and the courts in Illinois for anything that goes to court.

16. General

These terms, the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy are the whole agreement between you and us about the program. If part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest still applies. You may not assign or transfer your membership, your links or your earnings. Notices to you go to the email address on your account and may also be shown in the app; notices to us go to contact@wingit.school.

17. Contact

Wingit Education LLC, 1207 Delaware Ave #3637, Wilmington, DE 19806. Questions about the program, your earnings or a paused link: Support in Settings, or contact@wingit.school. Legal: contact@wingit.school.

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