Share links & attribution

Links used to change your cut. A sale through your own link cost less than one the marketplace sent you. That split is gone. The fee now depends on your plan, not on where the buyer came from. You pay 5% of each sale with no plan, and 0% once your organization is on one.

What links still do is tell you where sales come from. That attribution rides on the link itself. That is why which link you share matters.

The links that credit you

• Your program link — copied from the program's page in Programs. It carries your handle, so the sale is credited to you rather than to open marketplace browsing.
• Tracked links — created in the builder's Links pane. A tracked link does everything the program link does. It also counts clicks and ties each sale to that specific link. Make one for each channel, for example Instagram and your newsletter. Then you can see which channel converts in Links.

Reading the numbers

The Links section lists each tracked link with its clicks and most recent activity. Clicks without sales usually means the audience is curious but the program page isn't converting. Revisit the pitch and pricing in Publishing & pricing.

Keep one distinction sharp. A program link sells a program. To put someone on your roster and coach them, send an invite. A program link and an invite are not the same thing.