You already know Shopify store owners. Send them a link — it takes 25% off for them, so you are doing them a favour, not asking one. When their store turns into a real mobile app and they activate, you get $75 — and your name climbs a public leaderboard where first place takes $20,000 in cash.
There is no funnel to build and nothing to pre-sell. The product is free until it has obviously worked, which is why this converts.
One link, yours forever. Drop it in a TikTok bio, a Discord, a client proposal, a DM to the store owner you already talk to every week.
They get a real native app and push notifications instead of order-status email. Free all the way to 1,000 app citizens. Nobody pays anything to find out it works.
$0 to say yesWhen they want it listed, they pay once — for life, never again. Two apps, iOS and Android, are $266 direct but $199 through you — you are handing them 25% off, $67 saved, while you earn. Your $75 lands in the next weekly payout.
Paid weeklyAlmost everyone reading this already runs a Shopify store. So do not start by pitching strangers — start by turning your own store into an app. It is free, it takes an afternoon, and it costs you nothing.
Swap your order-status emails — the Klaviyo flow, the Shopify notification — for a push notification that lands on your own phone. Now you are holding the demo. Screen-record it. That clip is your best piece of content and your proof at the same time.
A live own-app is the one thing that separates an affiliate who is guessing from one who is operating. We mark it publicly.
No obligation — you can earn the full $75 on every referral without ever launching your own app. The badge is an option, not a gate.
No "up to". No blended averages. It is $75 multiplied by the number of stores that activate, and then the pool on top.
Where the $199 goes: $75.00 to you in cash · $46.00 into the prize pool · $10.45 to the payment processor. The rest is ours, and it is the only part of the sale we keep — the real business is the usage afterwards, at cost + 30%. Which is why we are not paying prizes out of a marketing budget somebody can cut next quarter: the pool is funded by the activations themselves. These figures are arithmetic, not a promise: most affiliates earn nothing.
Every 1,000 activated stores, the pool pays out. Thirteen affiliates get something. One of them gets twenty thousand dollars.
The counter moves every time anyone refers a store that activates — so it moves whether or not you are the one moving it. Rank is what pays. Get on the board early in a cycle and every activation after that is somebody else pushing your payday closer.
About 20% of each month's pool accrual goes to a monthly leaderboard — ranks 1 to 5, creator and nomad gear, reset on the first of every month. New affiliates win these all the time, because a month is short enough to sprint.
Winners are decided by leaderboard rank — a contest of skill, never a raffle or random draw. Every non-cash prize has a cash alternative. Physical prizes are bought in the winner's own country and we never charge a winner shipping.
You never have to guess where you stand or whether the contest is real.
The kit unlocks when you are a Verified Operator — because the assets are built around showing your own app, and they are useless if you have not got one.
Hook-first scripts for the angles that actually land: the email-to-push swap, the "my store is in my pocket" reveal, the $199-once vs $250-a-month comparison.
The cold open that does not read like a pitch, the follow-up, and the one-paragraph answer to "what does it cost?" that has closed the most stores.
Device frames, app-store style shots and before/after email-vs-push comparisons, drop-in ready. Or generate them from your own store in one click.
Your own store's app, as a link you can send. The single highest-converting asset in the kit, and the only one nobody else can copy.
Every kit ships with a copy-paste disclosure line, because you have to use one: "#ad — I'm a PushTowers affiliate and I earn a commission if you activate." Put it in the post, not only the bio. It is the law in most markets and a condition of the program.
Everything that usually hides in a PDF, on the page instead. Nothing here contradicts the full affiliate terms — it just says it in English.
Payout methods and supported countries are confirmed when the program opens. Full affiliate terms and contest rules are published before the first cycle starts, and you will be emailed if either ever changes.
If yours is not here, mail affiliates@pushtowers.com and a human answers.
Two fields. No application to be approved, no interview, no follower minimum, no exclusivity. We will send your referral link and the first-week playbook — starting with turning your own store into an app.