Creator partnerships
Feedzy is built for developers who work with an AI. The people who explain that work well are creators — so we pay them properly, and we say how much before you have to ask.
The deal, in three numbers
| What | How much | For how long |
|---|---|---|
| Your commission | 20% of everything we collect | Every month, for as long as the subscription lasts |
| What your audience gets | The first month free | On their first subscription, with your code |
| What you get to work with | One free licence | For as long as the partnership runs |
Feedzy Max Cloud is €3 per person per month, falling to €2 on large teams. A single licence therefore pays you €0.60 a month — every month, not once. Twenty conversions a month at 5% monthly churn settles near €240 a month after a year: the recurring part is the whole point, and it is also the part a one-off sponsorship rate card can never show you.
We do not pay per view, per click, or per install. Those numbers are easy to inflate and impossible to audit — and paying for them would make us your adversary rather than your partner. We pay on money actually collected, which is the one figure neither of us can fake.
How it runs
- We open the partnership. You get a code — a short word you can read out loud — and a link that opens your statement. No account to create.
- Your audience arrives with your link. The offer applies by itself; they have nothing to type. The code alone works too, for people who type it in later.
- They start with a free month. Nothing is collected during it, so nothing is owed on it — your statement starts at the first payment that actually reaches us, and lists every one after that.
- You are paid on invoice, once a quarter, on the commissions due at close. Your statement shows what is due, what has been paid, and what has been clawed back, month by month.
What we ask
- Feedzy actually on screen. At least one video per quarter where the tool is genuinely used, not a logo in a corner. The exact number is in your contract.
- Say it is a partnership. Wherever your platform requires it, and because your audience deserves it.
- No fake reviews, no bought traffic, no bidding on our brand name in ads. If a subscription came from something we would be embarrassed to explain, it does not count.
What we will not do
- We will never tell you who subscribed. Not a name, not an address, not a company — you get counts and amounts. Your viewers did not consent to you learning who they are, and a statement link is always one forward away from being read by someone else.
- We will not rewrite the past. A commission recorded on a collected payment stays recorded at the rate that applied that month. Renegotiating later changes what comes next, never what is already on your statement.
- We will not take a customer away from you on a technicality. A Workspace is attached to the FIRST code it uses, before its first subscription, and nothing overwrites that afterwards.
Two things you should know before, not after
A refund claws the matching commission back. It stays visible on your statement, struck through rather than deleted, because a line that quietly disappears is how a partner stops trusting a dashboard. Partial refunds are settled by a human, in your favour by default.
The commission is VAT-inclusive. Feedzy trades under the French VAT franchise (franchise en base): it charges no VAT and cannot reclaim any. So the 20% is the whole amount — if you are VAT-registered, the tax is inside it rather than on top. Most creators under the registration threshold receive exactly the 20%. We would rather say this on the public page than let you find it on your first invoice.
Applying
Send us your channel, the kind of work you do, and what you would want to show. We answer every message, including the ones we decline — and we say why.
Open point — the contact address
The product publishes only privacy@feedzy.ai, which is a privacy mailbox. A dedicated partnerships address must exist before this page is promoted: sending creator applications to a GDPR inbox is a filing problem waiting to happen.