Creator revenue share

How it works

1. 01

   You get a code and a link

   A discount code your audience can use at checkout, and a link that credits you even when they do not type it. Both point at whichever page you want — a category map, the bundle, or a location page you have shot yourself.

2. 02

   Someone buys

   The sale is credited to you whether they used the code or just followed your link, for 30 days after their first visit. First link wins, so you keep the credit for an introduction you made even if they come back later through search.

3. 03

   You get paid

   30% of the sale, after Stripe's fees and any refunds. Paid monthly once you are over $50; carried over if you are not.

The terms, in full

What exactly is the 30%?

30% of the amount actually received — the sale price less Stripe's processing fee. It is not 30% of list price, and we will not quote it that way to make it sound larger.

How long do I keep a customer?

30 days from their first visit through your link. After that the referral expires and a later sale is not credited. That cuts both ways and we would rather say so than have you discover it from a payout.

What happens on a refund?

The share comes off the next payout. Every map sale carries a money-back guarantee, so this happens occasionally and is not held against you.

Organic placement only.

No paid search on our brand terms, no coupon-aggregator listings, no unattributed AI-generated review posts. The programme exists to reach audiences we cannot, not to buy back traffic that was already ours.

Can I stop?

Any time, from either side, with no clawback on anything already earned. Codes keep working for anyone who already has them until they expire.

What we will not ask you to do

• Call it the definitive or complete guide to photographing Iceland. It is a curated catalog, not a survey.
• Say every location has been checked on the ground. Most are researched from public sources, not personally shot.
• Promise the app. The Co-Pilot app is a waitlist, and describing it as shipping would be selling something that does not exist.
• Post a review you do not mean. If the product is not for your audience, say that instead — we would rather have the honest note.

The catalog has 121 locations and 9 of them carry hand-written field notes. If you review the product, say that — an honest review from someone your audience trusts is worth more to us than an enthusiastic one they discount.