Program status
Affiliate enrollment is not open.
We will not publish earnings examples, conversion rates, payout claims, or partner rankings without a working programme and evidence that those figures are real.
What must be public before a programme opens
- Verified programme terms, attribution rules, and payout process.
- A real partner dashboard and a tested payout path.
- Measured partner metrics, only once there is enough data to publish them honestly.
- Clear community-first promotion rules that prohibit spam and misleading claims.
Why the programme stays closed
An affiliate programme is not a landing-page widget. It creates obligations to partners and to the people they refer: attribution needs to work, terms need to match the product, payouts need to be tested, and promotion rules need to protect communities from spam. Publishing an attractive commission or a leader board before those operations are live would create a claim that cannot yet be checked.
We also will not use invented partner success to manufacture social proof. A future programme can publish real information once it has a working dashboard, documented terms, and enough measured activity to report without cherry-picking. Until then, no payout, conversion, cookie, partner-count, or earnings number belongs on this page.
How a responsible programme would work
Before enrollment opens, GitDealFlow will publish a single public terms page, a clear explanation of how links are attributed, and a tested support path for disputes. It will also prohibit scraped outreach, bulk messages, fake endorsements, undisclosed paid relationships, and promotion where a community's rules do not allow it. Community trust matters more than adding another acquisition channel.
The same truth rule applies to the product itself. Partners should point readers to the methodology, the research panel, and the smallest appropriate proof step. They should not promise funding outcomes, privileged access, or performance that GitDealFlow cannot evidence. This lets a future partner relationship improve distribution without turning evidence-led research into hype.
Evaluate the public work directly
You do not need an affiliate relationship to assess GitDealFlow. Review the dataset and methodology, compare the public signals with the surrounding context, and decide whether the workflow is useful for your own research process. The product is a diligence input, not a financing forecast and not a substitute for independent judgment.
If you want to evaluate GitDealFlow, start with the method and the public research. Those are available now and do not require an affiliate relationship.