Your invite link and rewards

Every account has an invite link. This guide shows where yours is, what a new player gets through it, what you earn when people use it, and where you see that. It quotes no numbers on purpose: the shares, the bonus and the months are settings that can change, and the Partner program page always shows the current ones.

Your invite link

In Studio, My worlds shows an Invite friends panel above your worlds. The Wallet page and the Add credits dialog show the same panel. Your invite link is one link for your account, the same wherever you find it.

Press Copy and the link goes to your clipboard. A message says "Link copied".

A new player who signs up through your link and verifies their email gets bonus credits. An account that already exists gets nothing from a link. The link opens rpdive.com whichever site you copy it from.

What you earn

You earn shares of the paid credits that people spend:

• The world share: a share of the paid credits players spend in your worlds and in chats with your public characters. It has no end.
• The direct share: a share of the paid credits the players you brought spend, anywhere on the site.
• The second-level share: a share of the paid credits spent by the players that your players bring. It stops there.

The direct and second-level shares run for a set number of months from each player's sign-up. Only credits paid for with a card or with crypto count. Bonus, promo, ad and earned credits earn nobody anything.

A fan work world or character earns no world share, but the direct and second-level shares still pay on what players spend in it.

What you earn arrives in your wallet as earned credits. They work on the site where they were earned and have no cash value.

For the size of each share, the bonus and the number of months, read the Partner program page.

Where you see it

The Invite friends panel has a Direct line and a Second level line, which say what each has earned for you.

Each world in My worlds has a card with a stats row and an earnings row. The stats row counts players, sessions, turns, likes and comments. The earnings row reads No paid play yet until someone pays to play that world.

Each of your public characters has its own page, which you open from Characters. Once the character is live and marked Original, its page has an earnings line under the publication note, which reads No paid play yet until someone pays to chat with that character. A fan work, or a character still waiting for its first approval, has no earnings line until it has earned something.