For creators
Your audience already asks about this. Send them a tool.
Vibotype is a free, anonymous quiz that measures how desire starts, what shuts it down, when it arrives, and where it lands. People who want more than the free map buy a deeper reading, one time, no subscription.
If you write, talk, or teach about relationships and intimacy, the creator program pays you 40% of every sale your link leads to. The quiz does the convincing; you just point at it.
How it works
- Get your code. Apply below. Approved creators get a short code and their tracked link: vibotype.com/?ref=yourcode.
- Share the free quiz. Newsletter, podcast notes, wherever your audience reads you. Lead with the free quiz, never the paid reading.
- Earn on every sale. Anyone who arrives through your link is yours for 30 days. Whatever they buy in that window, you earn 40% of it.
The terms, in plain words
- 40% revenue share on every one-time purchase: the $29 After Party, the $49 Couples Map, and the $79 Full Duet.
- 30-day tracking window, last link wins.
- Payouts monthly once paid checkout is live for everyone; the program is onboarding creators now so attribution is already running on day one.
- No exclusivity, no minimums, leave whenever you like.
The kit
Everything below is yours to copy, edit, or ignore. It is written to the same standard as the product: frank about the subject, careful with the words.
Swipe copy
Newsletter blurb. Most couples argue about desire using vibes and guesswork. Vibotype is a free five-minute quiz that turns it into something you can actually look at: how your desire starts, what shuts it down, and when it shows up. Take it on your own, or compare maps with your partner. It is anonymous and there is no account to make.
Short caption. A free five-minute quiz that maps how your desire actually works. Anonymous, no account, surprisingly specific.
For couples angles. The interesting part is the Couples Map: both of you take it, then your two marks land on the same lines. Less arguing about who is broken, more seeing where the dials actually sit.
Disclosure, done right
- Your link is an affiliate link, so say so. In the US the FTC wants a clear, hard-to-miss disclosure near the link itself, not buried in a footer.
- Plain words beat legalese: "I earn a share if you buy something through this link" covers it.
- Never present the quiz as medical or therapeutic advice. It is a self-report instrument; the science page says exactly what it does and does not claim.
What actually converts
- Lead with the free quiz. Free-first is the whole funnel: the paid readings sell themselves to people whose free map landed.
- Personal beats promotional. "I took this and my result was uncomfortably accurate" outperforms any banner you could run.
- Couples content converts best: two people, one link, and the shared map is the thing people pay for.
Apply
A few lines about you and where your audience lives. Applications land directly with the founder; expect a reply within a few days.