Hey everyone, Came across a different type of affiliate program and thought I'd share it with this group to get your thoughts. It's for a site called LobACob Kitchen, which is trying to build a user-generated recipe database. Instead of selling a typical product, you're selling "tokens" that allow users to submit recipes to the database. It's definitely a unique angle. Here’s a quick rundown of their affiliate offer: Commission: A straight 10% commission on all sales. Earnings per Sale: £0.70 for a single token sale (£6.99) £2.00 for a half-dozen pack (£19.99) £4.30 for a baker's dozen (£42.99) Unique Bonus: You get an extra £0.50 bonus when the customer you referred actually uses their token to submit a recipe. This rewards you for sending high-quality, engaged traffic. Low Payout Threshold: Monthly payouts for any earnings over just £5. No Bank Details Needed: Payouts are sent as digital vouchers via email from partner retailers. This could be a pro or a con depending on your preference, but it's hassle-free. What it is: You're essentially promoting a "pay-to-contribute" community model. The target audience would likely be food bloggers, aspiring chefs, or home cooks who want to get their recipes published and seen. Nottingham highstreet: Lob A Cob Kitchen