Partner terms.

Anyone 18 or older. You don't need to use coil. coil can turn down or remove any partner, for example for breaking these terms.

When a tattooer or shop joins coil with your link or your code and pays for a plan, you earn the amount of their first and third monthly payments. For a yearly plan, you earn two twelfths of its payment, once.

Only regular plan payments count: not partial charges when a shop changes its chair count, and not amounts refunded or credited back. They get 2 months free for using your link or code.

• Your link counts for 90 days after someone opens it.
• A code typed at sign-up counts over any link.
• Each new account has one partner. coil's records decide who it is.
• Your own account, accounts you own or run, accounts paid with your card, and people already on coil don't count.

• A company can add people who share coil for it, like drivers or reps, as its team. Each gets their own link, code and cards.
• The company accepts these terms for everyone it adds and makes sure they follow “How you share coil.” Add only people who agreed to be on your team.
• The company picks who is paid for its team's links: the company, or each person. A change counts from the next payment that earns.
• When the company is paid, earnings from a team member's link belong to the company.
• The company can pause someone. Their link stops working, and what it already brought in still counts.

• Each earning is paid 14 days after the payment it comes from, on its own.
• You're paid through Stripe to your bank (Stripe's terms apply, and Stripe collects your bank and tax details), or, if you pay for coil yourself, as credit on your coil bill.
• Until you pick how to get paid, your earnings wait for you. coil emails you while they do.
• If a payment you earned from is refunded or charged back, that amount comes off your later earnings.
• coil can hold or take back earnings it reasonably believes came from fraud or from breaking these terms.

• Say you're paid. Anywhere you share your link or code, make clear you earn money if people join, for example #ad or “I earn a referral fee.” The Federal Trade Commission requires it.
• Be honest about what coil does and costs. Don't promise what coil doesn't offer.
• No spam, and no messages to people who haven't agreed to hear from you.
• Don't run ads on searches for coil or coil.tattoo, and don't present yourself as coil or its staff.
• Follow the rules of the apps and sites you post on.

You're an independent partner, not coil's employee, and your earnings are your income to report. If coil pays you $2,000 or more in a year, you get a Form 1099 through Stripe.

coil can change or end the program. We'll update this page and email you before a change that affects what you earn. Money you've already earned stays yours. You can stop being a partner any time by emailing hello@coil.tattoo.