Affiliates
A recommendation worth making
The paid app free on your own account, a share of every subscription that starts with you, and no script to read from.
Most of your audience is on a weekly injection and keeping the record in their head, in a notes app, or nowhere. They ask you what to use. Whatever you answer, you are lending them your judgement, and the usual affiliate arrangement asks you to spend it on a product you were handed a link to and never opened.
This one starts the other way round: you get the paid app first, at no cost, and decide afterwards whether it is worth your name. If it is, there is a revenue share on everyone who signs up through you. If it is not, keep the account and say so.
What you get
A share of what you bring in
Every subscription that starts with you earns. The rate is agreed with you rather than published here, because a creator sending a handful of thoughtful referrals and a publication sending thousands are not the same deal.
The paid app, free, on your own account
You get everything a subscriber gets, permanently, at no cost. Not a trial and not a demo build. You should be using the thing you are recommending, and you should not have to pay us for the privilege.
No script to read from
There is no approved wording, and we will not ask you to take a post down because it was too honest. Say what the app does and does not do. If your audience trusts you, that is the only reason a recommendation from you is worth anything.
Who this is for
People who already have an audience in this space and have earned its attention honestly. That covers more ground than it sounds like:
- Creators posting about their own GLP-1 course, on any platform, at any size. A small audience that reads every word is worth more to us than a large one that scrolls past.
- Writers, newsletters and publications covering weight health, metabolic health or the medicines themselves.
- Coaches, dietitians, nurses and advisors whose clients are on a GLP-1 and keep turning up without a record of the last three months.
- Community moderators and admins running the spaces where people actually ask these questions.
What we ask of you
Four things, and none of them is about how often you post. Disclose the arrangement. Say that you are an affiliate, wherever you are recommending us, because your audience is entitled to know and the rules in most of our markets require it anyway.
Do not give medical advice in our name. Veya is a tracking app. It does not dose, diagnose or advise, and a recommendation that implies otherwise is one we have to ask you to correct.
Do not promise outcomes. No weight figures, no timelines, no before and after framing attributed to using the app. Keeping a good record is not the same thing as losing weight, and we will not have the two sold as if they were.
Be accurate about what it does. If you are unsure whether a feature works the way you are about to describe, ask us. We would much rather answer the email than read the correction.
What we do not do
We will not ask you for your audience’s data, we will not write your posts, and we will not put you under an exclusivity clause that stops you recommending something else next month. Veya is provider-neutral by design: the app never asks who prescribed a medicine or where it came from, and the affiliate programme does not become a back door to steering anyone.
Get set up
affiliates@tryveya.appSend us where you publish, roughly the size and shape of your audience, and the email address you want the free account on. We will come back with terms and the setup steps.