Affiliate Program Terms

Last updated: September 2026

These terms govern participation in the Focusly affiliate program. They are an agreement between you and Furbi, LLC, of 6801 Jefferson Street NE, Suite 150, Albuquerque, NM 87109, USA — “we”, “us” and “Focusly” below mean that company, and “you” means the person or business taking part. You accept these terms by signing up for an affiliate account. Our general Terms of Service and privacy notice also apply.

1. Joining

Anyone with an audience may apply, and accounts are opened immediately without a review step. That is not the same as approval: we may decline, suspend or close an account at any time under section 9. You must be old enough to enter a contract where you live, and you must be able to receive payment through Stripe Connect in a country Stripe supports. One person or business, one affiliate account.

2. Your referral link, and what your audience gets

You receive a unique referral code and a link carrying it. You may share that link anywhere section 8 permits. Customers who arrive through it are offered 10% off their purchase, applied automatically at checkout by a discount code tied to your account. That discount is part of the program and may change; it reduces what the customer pays, and therefore also the commission calculated from it (see section 3).

3. Commission

You earn 20% of what the customer actually pays on a qualifying purchase — the order total after any discount, including the 10% referral discount. It is not 20% of the list price. There is no cap on how much you can earn and no limit on the number of referrals.

Only completed purchases earn commission. A free trial, a download, a sign-up, an account creation or any other non-purchase event earns nothing. Tax, and any payment-processing fees, are excluded from the amount commission is calculated on where they are itemised separately.

We may change the commission rate for future sales on notice (section 12). Commission already earned is calculated at the rate in force when the sale happened.

4. Attribution, and its limits

When someone visits focusly.app through your link, we store your referral code in a first-party cookie named focusly_ref on their device, together with a mirror in their browser's local storage. It lasts 45 days. A purchase made from that device within those 45 days is credited to you.

Attribution is last-touch. If the visitor clicks a different affiliate's link after yours, the newer code replaces yours and the sale is credited to that affiliate, not to you.

Browser-based attribution is imperfect and we do not promise it will catch every sale. It will not survive a visitor clearing their cookies, using private browsing, blocking cookies and local storage, switching to a different browser or device between the click and the purchase, or buying through a route that does not pass through our checkout. Our records of clicks, conversions and commission are the record we act on. If you believe a sale was mis-attributed, tell us within 60 days and we will look; outside that window the data we need has usually aged out.

5. The 30-day hold

Commission is created in a pending state and becomes eligible for payout 30 days after the purchase. This matches our 30-day refund window: holding the money for the same period means we are not paying out commission on a sale that is still freely refundable.

6. Getting paid

Payouts are made by bank transfer through Stripe Connect. You must complete Stripe's onboarding — identity verification and bank details — before any payment can be sent. We never see or hold your bank details; you give them to Stripe.

Your balance must reach $50 before a payout is made. Below that, the balance simply carries forward. Amounts are in US dollars; if your bank account is in another currency, Stripe converts at its own rate and may charge for doing so.

Payout runs are reviewed by a person and sent monthly once your balance is eligible. They are not instant and not automatic, and we do not promise a specific date within the month. A transfer that fails — a closed account, incomplete Stripe onboarding — returns the balance to eligible so it can be sent in a later run.

7. Refunds, chargebacks and clawbacks

Commission is earned on money we keep. If the sale is reversed, the commission goes with it:

  • Full refund — the commission is cancelled in full.
  • Partial refund — the commission is reduced pro rata. Refund 40% of the order and you keep 60% of the commission, because the rule is 20% of what the customer paid and kept.
  • Chargeback or payment dispute — the commission is cancelled when the dispute is opened. If we later win the dispute and keep the money, the commission is restored.
  • Fraudulent or invalid orders — cancelled, including orders that breach section 8.

If the commission has already been paid to you when the reversal arrives, the amount becomes a negative balance on your account and is netted against your future payouts until it is cleared. Card disputes can arrive long after the sale — commonly up to around 120 days, and longer in some card-network and bank scenarios — so a clawback is possible well after the 30-day hold has passed and after you have been paid.

We will not send you an invoice for a negative balance or pass it to collections. If you never earn again, we simply never pay again; we may write the balance off at our discretion. You agree that we may offset amounts you owe us under this section against amounts we owe you.

8. What is not allowed

These are the things that get a commission cancelled or an account closed:

  • Self-referral. Buying through your own link, or arranging for someone to buy on your behalf, earns nothing. Where the buyer's email address matches the affiliate account's, the commission is cancelled automatically. You may of course buy Focusly — just not for commission.
  • Spam. Unsolicited email, unsolicited direct messages, comment spam, forum spam, or posting your link where the venue's rules forbid it.
  • Misrepresentation. Claiming to be Focusly or to speak for us; inventing features, prices, guarantees, endorsements or reviews; presenting yourself as an employee or official reseller; or failing to disclose that your link is an affiliate link where disclosure is required — in the United States, the FTC endorsement guides require it, and comparable rules apply elsewhere.
  • Bidding on our brand. No paid search, paid social or marketplace advertising on “Focusly” or close variants and misspellings, alone or combined with other words, and no use of “focusly” in ad copy, display URLs or as a domain. You also may not send paid traffic directly to focusly.app.
  • Coupon and deal-site abuse. Do not publish your discount code on coupon aggregators, cashback sites, deal forums or extensions, or anywhere it can be harvested and applied by customers who never saw your recommendation. The discount is for your audience.
  • Trademark, domain and app-store squatting. No domains, social handles, app listings or store pages using our name or logo.
  • Manufactured traffic. Bots, click farms, cookie stuffing, forced clicks, iframes, redirects, adware, toolbars or browser extensions that set the referral cookie without a deliberate click.
  • Unlawful or hateful placement. Content that is illegal, infringing, sexually explicit, or that promotes hatred or violence.

You may use the Focusly name, logo and screenshots to promote Focusly honestly. That permission is limited to that purpose, does not transfer ownership of anything, and ends when your participation does.

9. Suspension and termination

Either of us may end your participation at any time, for any reason, by notice or by closing the account. You can stop simply by not using your link.

We may suspend an account immediately, without notice, where we reasonably suspect abuse under section 8, fraud, or a pattern of refunds and disputes that suggests the traffic is not genuine. A suspended account earns no new commission and is paid no existing balance while suspended. If we conclude the account was abusing the program, unpaid commission associated with that abuse is forfeited; commission from genuine sales is not forfeited merely because you have left the program. We will tell you why, and you can ask us to look again.

On ordinary termination, commission already eligible is paid at the next payout run in the normal way, subject to the $50 threshold and to sections 6 and 7. Sections 7 (clawbacks), 8 (permitted use of our marks), 10 (tax), 11 and 13 survive.

10. Tax

You are responsible for your own taxes on what you earn here. Nothing is withheld from your payouts.

Stripe collects your tax information as part of Connect onboarding — a Form W-9 if you are a US person, or a Form W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E if you are not. Where US reporting thresholds are met, we or Stripe may issue a Form 1099-NEC. You must give accurate and current information; payouts cannot be sent while it is missing or has been rejected. If you are registered for VAT, GST or an equivalent, you are responsible for accounting for it.

11. No employment or partnership

You take part as an independent contractor. Nothing here creates employment, a partnership, a joint venture, a franchise or an agency relationship. You may not enter into commitments on our behalf, and you decide yourself how, when and where you promote Focusly. You receive no employee benefits, no salary and no expenses, and you are responsible for your own costs.

12. Changes to the program

We may change these terms, the commission rate, the attribution window, the threshold or the discount offered. We will give at least 30 days' notice by email to the address on your affiliate account before a change that reduces what you earn takes effect, and the change applies only to sales after that date. Corrections that do not disadvantage you, and changes we are required to make by law or by Stripe, may take effect sooner. We may also end the program entirely on 30 days' notice, in which case commission already earned is still paid under section 6. Continuing to use your link after a change takes effect is acceptance of it.

13. Liability and governing law

The program is provided as it is. We do not promise any level of earnings, traffic or conversion, and we do not promise that tracking will be uninterrupted or error-free. To the extent the law allows, our total liability to you arising out of the program is limited to the commission properly payable to you, and we are not liable for lost profits or indirect losses.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of New Mexico, USA, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules, and the state and federal courts located in Bernalillo County, New Mexico have exclusive jurisdiction. Nothing here removes a consumer protection you have under the mandatory law of the country you live in.

14. Contact

Questions about the program, a payout, or an attribution you think is wrong: hello@focusly.app, or write to us.

Furbi, LLC 6801 Jefferson Street NESuite 150Albuquerque, NM 87109USA