The honest answer: it depends. Two creators on the same offer with similar follower counts can earn very different amounts. Here's what actually moves the needle.
What we know:
There's no platform-level cap on what you can earn. Income tracks engagement and offer fit.
Engaged audiences out-earn passive ones. 800 active followers can beat 80,000 lurkers on the right offer.
Niche match matters more than raw reach — travel offers paid to a beauty creator usually underperform.
What advertisers can set:
Per-offer limits — daily conversion caps, payout caps, country or audience constraints set by the brand. Listed on the offer card before you accept.
Time windows — most offers run for a limited period. Once the offer ends, your tracking link stops accruing.
What you'll see in the app:
Each offer card shows a possible income figure — calculated from creators with similar accounts on this same offer, scaled to your audience.
In Expert mode, you also see EPC (earnings per click) and CR (conversion rate) for the offer overall.
Once you have publications running, you'll see your own per-post stats in real time.
Heads-up — timing matters:
Check the offer's active dates before posting. Publishing a high-reach post the day before an offer ends usually means most conversions don't count toward your earnings.
First runs on an offer are less predictive than the second or third — iterate.
Want better terms or more time? Contact your manager from the support widget. They can request to extend an offer's run or negotiate individual terms (higher payouts, exclusive caps, custom landing pages) with the advertiser on your behalf.
Want the per-status breakdown of your accruals? See Track your earnings and hold periods.