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Every Ocoya account has a referral link. If someone subscribes after following it, you earn commission. Find it under Support → Get paid. Share your unique link holds the link itself — copy it and put it wherever your audience is: a newsletter, a video description, a blog post about your workflow. You can customise the token at the end of the link. It accepts letters, numbers and dashes only:
Token must only contain single letters, numbers or dashes
A readable token (/?via=yourname) tends to get clicked more than a random string.

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The referral badge

Referral badge generates an embeddable badge for your site, in a choice of styles. Pick a style, choose the format, and Ocoya gives you the code to paste into your HTML. It’s a reasonable option if you have a site with steady traffic. For most people the plain link does the same job.

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What the numbers mean

The page tracks the funnel in three stages, then the money: The gap between Leads and Conversions is the useful signal. Plenty of leads and few conversions usually means your audience is curious but the fit isn’t right — a more specific pitch converts better than a broader one.

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Getting paid

Payouts go by PayPal. Two fields on the page matter:
  • Your PayPal email — where payouts are sent. Nothing can be paid until this is set.
  • Your email — used for correspondence about the programme.
Commission moves from Unpaid to Paid after the Ocoya team approves it — the page describes Unpaid as the amount to be sent to you after our approval.
Commission rates, qualifying periods and payout schedules are set by the Ocoya team rather than in the app, so they aren’t shown on this page. Ask support for the current terms.

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Common questions

“Someone signed up but I have no conversion.” Conversions count people who subscribed and paid. A free trial or an unpaid signup shows as a Lead until it becomes a paid subscription. “They went to Ocoya directly instead of using my link.” Then the referral isn’t attributed. The link is what carries it. “My commission is stuck as unpaid.” It’s awaiting approval. Check your PayPal email is set, then contact support if it stays that way.

Contact support

For commission rates, payout timing, or a referral that wasn’t tracked.