How You Earn From a Birthday Hunter Store

You choose the products. Shoppers buy from the retailer. Birthday Hunter shares part of the commission from eligible purchases with you.

What you are sharing

Your store contains product recommendations and tracked shopping links. When someone opens an available link and makes an eligible purchase, the retailer can report a commission connected to that activity.

The shopper buys directly from the retailer. You do not need to hold inventory, collect their payment or arrange shipping. Creating and publishing your Birthday Hunter store is free.

Your share is 15% of received commission

The percentage applies to the commission Birthday Hunter receives, not the price of the product. If the received commission is $10, the creator share is $1.50. A $100 product does not automatically earn you $15.

Different products and purchases can produce different commissions. A click by itself does not earn money, and there is no guaranteed amount you will make by publishing or sharing a store.

Why a sale can be pending

Purchase reports and payment confirmations arrive at different times. A reported sale may still be returned, cancelled or corrected. Your dashboard separates estimated earnings from confirmed money in your wallet.

Only eligible purchases through your store links count. Availability can change, and some products may not have an available shopping link. Check the creator terms for the rules that apply to your account and purchases.

Where confirmed earnings go

After payment is received and confirmed, eligible creator earnings go to your Birthday Hunter wallet. The wallet shows the applicable withdrawal requirements. An estimated commission in the store dashboard is not a promise of immediate withdrawal.

Returns and corrections can reverse earnings. This is why the store dashboard is useful for following activity over time, while the wallet is the place to check your available balance.

Keep recommendations honest

Tell people you may earn when they shop through your links. Recommend products for a real reason, describe your own experience accurately and do not promise results you cannot support.

You can start with one product, choose a layout and publish right away. Keep your first collection focused, share it where it is useful and use real clicks and sales to decide what to improve next.

Create your Birthday Hunter store or read the creator terms before you start.