Referral programs are usually explained in one cheerful sentence and then buried in terms nobody reads, which is how people end up expecting a reward that never arrives. This guide does the opposite: it states the rewards plainly and then spends most of its length on the conditions, because the conditions are what determine whether you actually get paid.
Every TwingBot account has its own referral code, shown in your dashboard. Your link is twingbot.com/sign-up?ref=YOURCODE. The person you are inviting must open that link and complete signup through it. This matters more than it sounds: the referral is attached at the moment of signup and cannot be added afterwards. If your friend signs up on their own and tells you later, there is no way to connect the accounts retroactively -- so send the link before they sign up, not after.
Someone joining through your link is not at a disadvantage -- they claim the normal first-time signup offer like anybody else, currently 100 free credits and 7 free trial days. On top of that, when their first subscription is approved, they receive 50 referral credits. So the person you invite gets more than they would have got signing up alone, which is what makes the link worth sending.
You receive 100 credits when your referred user's first subscription is approved. Note the wording: approved subscription, not signup. Someone opening your link and creating a free account does not trigger the reward, and that is deliberate -- it keeps the program pointed at real users rather than at bulk account creation. After that first subscription, a monthly 2% referral reward becomes available to you.
The ongoing reward is available for every month in which both you and the referred user are referral-active. Referral-active status depends on ongoing monthly subscription purchases. In plain terms, the program rewards active users introducing other active users -- if you stop subscribing, your ongoing rewards pause even if the person you referred is still going strong, and the same is true in reverse.
Missing one or two monthly cycles makes referral rewards inactive. This is recoverable: eligibility is rebuilt through consecutive monthly subscriptions. Missing three consecutive monthly cycles is more serious -- it may lock referral rewards as totally inactive, and at that point only the service owner can manually reactivate them. If you plan to pause your subscription, that three-month line is the one to keep in mind.
TwingBot may review, adjust, pause or cancel referral rewards for misuse, fraud, duplicate accounts, policy abuse or payment reversals. Creating extra accounts to refer yourself is the obvious case, and it does not work. Referring people who then charge back their payment falls under the same clause.
Sellers in a Facebook group of other sellers, agencies who set up pages for several clients, and anyone who already gets asked 'which chatbot do you use?'. The reward structure favours a handful of genuine recommendations to people who will keep subscribing over a large number of signups that never convert -- which, given that the reward only lands on an approved subscription, is exactly what it is designed to favour.
The rewards are simple -- 50 credits for them, 100 for you on the first approved subscription, then 2% monthly. The part worth remembering is that everything hinges on the referred user opening your link before signing up, and on both accounts keeping their subscriptions running. Send the link early, and keep your own subscription active if you want the ongoing share.
TwingBot is an AI chatbot and ecommerce automation platform for Facebook Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp. It replies in 70+ languages, answers product and price questions from your real product database, captures orders in chat, checks fake orders and prepares courier-ready deliveries.