Refer once, earn forever.
You earn for as long as they stay.
recurring commission every billing cycle, for as long as they stay subscribed
bonus rows for new users who sign up with your code in their first month
holding period before payout, to rule out refund disputes
How it works
Get your referral code
Apply to become an affiliate and get your own referral code and link instantly.
Share it with anyone who needs reconciliation
Share your link or code — new users who sign up with it get bonus rows in their first month.
They stay subscribed, you keep earning
Payouts settle automatically on the 1st of each month, for as long as your referral stays subscribed.
Affiliate Terms
Commission rate:When a seller you refer subscribes, you earn 20% of their subscription amount every billing cycle, for as long as they stay subscribed.
Referral bonus:New users who use your code get +500 extra reconciliation rows free in their first month.
- Earnings settle automatically on the 1st of each month for the prior month.
- Earnings are held for a 30-day period to rule out refund disputes.
- Once your balance reaches NT$1,500 (or $50 USD), you can request a transfer to a designated Taiwan bank account.
Notes:Self-referrals or any form of abuse are prohibited; Hemly reserves final review rights.
Frequently Asked Questions
I don't have a customer list — can I still refer people?
Yes. If anyone around you is struggling with bookkeeping or reconciliation, referring even one person counts — there's no list requirement or minimum.
Do I need to report referral income for tax purposes?
Referral payouts count as personal income — please follow your local tax laws for reporting. We provide an annual earnings statement for your reference.
What happens to my payout if my referred customer cancels?
Payouts follow the subscription: once your customer cancels, payouts stop from that billing period onward. Earnings already settled are unaffected.
Is there a cap on referral earnings?
No. The more people you refer and the longer they stay subscribed, the more your earnings accumulate — there's no cap.