Legal

Partner Program Terms

Last updated: 31 August 2026

These terms are the agreement between you and Roushan, Inc., which operates Flirtly, when you apply to or take part in the partner program. They are in addition to the Terms of Service, which continue to apply to you as a user. Where the two conflict on a partner matter, this page wins.

1. Applying, and approval

Anyone over 18 who runs traffic may apply. Applications land pending and are read by a person; approval is at our discretion and we are not obliged to give a reason for refusing. There is no self-serve signup, because an instantly-live link is an instantly-live way to spend our inference budget on bots.

You must give accurate information about who you are and what you run, and keep it accurate. You may not hold more than one partner account without our written agreement, and you may not apply again under a different name after being removed.

2. Licence to the creative

We supply banners, copy, brand assets, deep links and — on request — a free creative pack of 50 bespoke stills every 30 days, at the clothed, lingerie or nude rung you choose. While you are an approved partner we grant you a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable licence to use those assets for one purpose only: promoting Flirtly under this agreement.

That licence does not extend to any other use of the media. You may not resell it, license it on, publish it as your own work, use it to promote anything other than Flirtly, feed it to any model as training or fine-tuning data, or keep using it after this agreement ends. You may not modify the assets in a way that changes what they depict, and you may not remove or obscure a watermark. Every likeness in them is synthetic; you may not describe or imply otherwise. All rights in the assets remain ours.

3. Disclosure — not optional

You are being paid to recommend a product, and the United States Federal Trade Commission requires that connection to be disclosed clearly and conspicuously on every placement. Not in a bio, not below a fold, not in a hashtag cloud at the end.

• Label affiliate placements as advertising — “#ad”, “paid partnership” or an equally plain statement — where a reader sees it before they click.
• Comply with the disclosure rules of every platform you post on, and with the advertising law of every country you target. Where local law is stricter than the FTC, local law is what you follow.
• No fabricated testimonials, no invented reviews, no fake user experiences, and no before-and-after claims about a service you have not used.
• No earnings claims and no income representations — about this program or about anything else. Do not tell people what they will make.
• No claim about Flirtly that is not true: not about what it filters, not about what it costs, not about what a plan includes. If our own page does not say it, do not say it.

4. Traffic and placements you may not run

• Incentivised traffic — paying, rewarding or otherwise inducing a person to click or sign up.
• Bot, automated or non-human traffic, and any click or signup you generate yourself.
• Adware, toolbars, browser extensions and pop-unders, and any software that injects our links into a page the user did not choose.
• Cookie stuffing — setting the attribution cookie without a deliberate click, including through iframes, redirects or preloading.
• Typosquatting and any domain, handle or app name that imitates ours or a misspelling of it.
• Bidding on our brand terms in paid search — including “Flirtly”, misspellings of it, and brand-plus-modifier terms — and any paid placement that would appear above our own listing for our own name.
• Unsolicited email or SMS. Email must comply with the CAN-SPAM Act and its equivalents: accurate headers, no deceptive subject lines, a working unsubscribe, a physical postal address, and only to people who agreed to hear from you. Messaging spam of any kind, on any platform, ends the agreement immediately.
• Placements on any site directed at minors, any audience that is not adults, and any property containing child sexual abuse material or other illegal content. This one is not a strike; it is an immediate termination and, where the law requires it, a report.
• Anything that misrepresents what Flirtly is — a placement implying real people, real meetups, escort services, uploaded photographs, or an absence of safety filtering. We do filter, on every surface and for everyone.
• Creative implying a real, identifiable person. Every likeness on Flirtly is synthetic and a partner’s creative may not say otherwise.

5. Impersonation and our marks

You are an independent promoter, not us. You may not hold yourself out as Flirtly or as Roushan, Inc., speak on our behalf, answer support questions as us, register a domain, social handle, app or company name containing our marks, or run an account that a reasonable person would take for an official one. Use of our name and logos is limited to the licence in section 2 and ends when this agreement ends.

6. Commission

• Rate: 35% of net revenue from every user you refer, for as long as they keep spending. 50% while your trailing-30-day attributed net revenue is $1,000 or more; the rate returns to 35% if that figure falls below $800. The gap between the two thresholds exists so a partner hovering at the line does not flip rate between transactions in the same afternoon.
• Net revenue means what the processor settles to us: the customer’s payment less processor fees, refunds and chargebacks. Not gross, and not a figure we decline to define.
• Attribution: a click sets a 90-day cookie, and whoever’s cookie is present when the account first binds holds that user for life. The window decides how long a click stays live, never how long you are paid. Two limits on it, stated because you would otherwise find them in a report: in the EEA and the United Kingdom the cookie is not set until the visitor accepts cookies, so a visitor who lands on your link and leaves without answering the banner is not attributed; and a visitor who refuses — by choosing essential-only, or by sending a Global Privacy Control signal — is not attributed anywhere, including the United States. The click is still recorded either way, so your click count and your conversion count can legitimately disagree.
• Your rate is stamped onto each commission when it is earned, and rate changes are never retroactive. Crossing the volume threshold does not re-rate what came before it, and neither does a change to the published card.
• Clawbacks reverse the affected transaction only, at the rate that transaction was paid at. There is no rolling reserve and there never will be.
• Commission is not paid on your own purchases, on accounts you control, or on any transaction attributable to traffic prohibited by section 4.

7. Payouts

• Payouts run weekly once they open.
• Minimum payout $50. A balance below it rolls to the next run; it is not lost.
• Your first payout is held 14 days. That is a fraud window, not a cash-flow tactic, and it applies once.
• You are responsible for the payment details you give us. We are not liable for funds sent to an account you told us to send them to.
• A balance on an account that has been inactive for 12 months, and that we cannot reach at the address on file, may be forfeited after we have written to you twice.

8. Tax

Before we can pay you, we need a completed Form W-9 if you are a United States person, or the appropriate Form W-8 — usually W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E — if you are not. No form, no payment; we will hold the balance rather than pay it. Where US law requires withholding on a payment to a non-US person, we withhold at the rate the law sets and pay you the remainder.

You are an independent contractor. Nothing here makes you an employee, agent, partner or joint venturer of Roushan, Inc., and nothing here gives you authority to bind us. You are responsible for your own income tax, sales tax, VAT and social contributions wherever you are, and for any registration that your local law requires of a person doing what you do. Commission is paid gross of everything except any withholding the law compels.

9. Audit, holds and fraud

We may review the traffic attributed to you at any time, and we may ask you where it came from. Where we reasonably suspect fraud or a breach of section 4, we may withhold a payout while we look, reverse commissions attributable to the suspect traffic, and suspend the account. If the review clears you, the held balance is paid in the next run.

Our records of clicks, bindings, commissions and settlements are what we pay from. They are the ledger, not a report generated from one, and every commission carries the rate it was stamped with. If you think a figure is wrong, tell us within 60 days of the statement it appears on and we will look at it.

10. Indemnity

You will indemnify and hold harmless Roushan, Inc. and its officers, directors, employees and agents against any claim, demand, loss, liability, fine or expense — including reasonable legal fees — arising from your placements, your promotional statements, your use of the creative outside the licence in section 2, your breach of these terms, or your breach of any law that applies to how you advertise. This survives termination.

11. Confidentiality

Your postback secret and verification token are yours alone and must be kept secret. Do not publish reporting we give you about other partners or about our internals. If a secret leaks, tell us and ask for a rotation.

12. Term and termination

Either of us may end this agreement at any time, for any reason, with notice in writing — email is writing. On termination your links stop attributing, the creative licence ends and you must stop using our assets and marks.

Lawfully accrued commission survives termination and is paid in the ordinary payout runs, subject to sections 7, 8 and 9. Commission attributable to traffic that breached section 4 does not accrue at all, and terminating for a breach of section 4 — or for anything involving minors — forfeits the balance.

13. Changes

We may change these terms. Material changes are posted here with a new date and take effect for commissions earned after that date; they do not re-rate what is already in the ledger. Continuing to run our links after a change means you accept it.

14. Disclaimers and liability

The program is provided as is. We do not promise any level of traffic, conversion, uptime or earnings, and we may change the product, the plans or the prices at any time. Our total liability to you under this agreement is limited to the commission properly payable to you in the three months before the claim.

15. Governing law and disputes

This agreement is governed by the law of Delaware, United States, and disputes are resolved under the arbitration agreement in the Terms of Service, including its opt-out and its bar on class proceedings.

16. Contact

Program questions: support@flirtly.co. Notices under this agreement: legal@flirtly.co.