Knowledge base / 6 min
Partner Q&A: the questions everyone asks
Does it cost anything to join?
No. Joining is free and no purchase is ever required. Anyone who asks you to pay to become an Elentor partner is not Elentor.
How long does my link keep credit for a click?
90 days. A click today that becomes a paid subscription in month two is still your sale.
Which products can I promote?
All of them, from day one — every live product's link is already in your dashboard, and new launches appear automatically. Most partners still do best focusing on the one product whose buyers they personally understand.
How and when do I get paid?
Mobile money (including M-Pesa), bank transfer, or Wise, once your balance reaches $50, your payout method passes name verification, and your identity is verified. Commissions clear a 30-day validation window before they become payable.
Do I have to use the AI co-pilot's drafts as-is?
No — and you shouldn't. It drafts; you edit and publish. Every claim becomes yours the moment you post it. The one thing you must keep is the commission disclosure.
Can I advertise?
Yes, with two rules: never bid on Elentor product names in paid search, and disclose in the ad or landing content like anywhere else.
What about taxes?
You are an independent partner, not an employee — tax obligations in your country are yours. We provide payout records; a local accountant can tell you what applies.
Can I recruit other partners?
There is an invite link in your dashboard. Where partner-invite mechanics operate, they pay only on real sales by partners you introduced — one level, never for the act of recruiting, and only under the programme terms in force.
What gets a partner removed?
Income claims, invented product claims, spam, and brand bidding. Each of these voids commissions and ends the partnership — they are the four lines that protect every honest partner's reputation.
Who do I ask when something isn't covered here?
Reply to any training email — a person answers. That is also the fastest way to get a product question answered accurately before you publish about it.
Nothing in this article is a representation of earnings. The programme terms govern.