20%
Most plansOf the monthly subscription of every customer you referred, on Creator, Builder and Developer.
Your audience is already choosing a speech provider. Send them to Inworld and you earn a share of what they pay us, every month for a year.
20% on every Inworld plan except Growth, the plan for large deployments, which pays 10%.
You earn 20% of what a referred customer pays for their plan, on every plan except Growth, which pays 10%. Both rates run for twelve months from the customer's first payment, on every month they stay subscribed.
Of the monthly subscription of every customer you referred, on Creator, Builder and Developer.
Of the monthly subscription of a referred customer on Growth, the plan for large deployments.
Commission runs for a year from a referred customer's first payment, on every month they stay subscribed.
Commission is a share of what a referred customer pays us every month. So what it comes to is the plan they are on, and how many of them you send.
10 customers
The plan they are on10 customers on Builder at $100 a month is $1,000 of subscriptions, and you earn 20% of it.
Worked from the list prices on our pricing page. Commission is paid on a referred customer's subscription, not on what they use. An example, not an average partner.
Text to speech is what developers come to us for. Inworld is realtime AI for consumer-facing applications: we build the speech models, serve the LLMs developers choose, and run the inference behind modular APIs.
Text to speech that takes direction in plain words and speaks about 500 languages and dialects.
Realtime STT-1Speech to text that returns a voice profile with every transcript.
Speech to speechOne connection that listens, reasons and talks, over WebSocket or WebRTC.
InferenceOpen LLMs on a fleet we operate, through an OpenAI-compatible API.
Commission is paid on the plan a referred customer subscribes to, whichever of these they go on to build with.
These teams already run their speech on Inworld. Every story is public, so you can link to it.
Nothing to install, and nothing to invoice. PartnerStack carries the link, the numbers and the creative, so the only part left to you is the recommendation.
Yours the day you are approved, attributing every sign-up in the 90 days after a click.
Clicks, sign-ups, commission and payouts in the partner dashboard, rather than in a monthly email.
The logos, screenshots and copy we publish for partners, ready for a post or a video.
Ask us for API credits and ship a real demo before you write a word about it.
Three steps, and PartnerStack handles the tracking and the money. You never invoice us, because commission is calculated and cashed out in the partner dashboard.
Tell us who your audience is and where you reach them. We read every application, and we approve the partners whose audience builds consumer applications.
Put it in a tutorial, a newsletter, a video description or a comparison post. A click attributes anyone who signs up within the next 90 days, and clicking again restarts the window.
Commission is calculated at the end of each month and paid out the month after, through PayPal or Stripe, with other methods where PayPal does not reach.
The program pays when a developer spends, so it suits the people developers already listen to. You do not need sales experience, and there is nothing to install.
You teach people to build with speech and LLMs, in courses, tutorials or video walkthroughs.
You write for engineers who ship consumer apps and care what the inference underneath costs.
You run a group where people compare models and share what held up in production.
You build apps for clients and choose the speech and inference they run on.
You cover AI infrastructure for a technical audience and your readers act on it.
You advise teams on latency, unit cost and model choice at the point they pick a provider.
Send your first referral this week. Applying takes a few minutes, and there is nothing to install.
You earn 20% of what a customer you referred pays for their plan each month, and 10% if they are on Growth, the plan for large deployments. It runs for twelve months from their first payment, on every month they stay subscribed.
It depends on the plan they are on, because commission is a share of their subscription. Ten customers on Builder, at $100 a month each, is $1,000 of subscriptions, so $200 a month to you and $2,400 across the twelve months. The estimator on this page works it out for any number of customers on any plan.
A click on your link attributes anyone who signs up in the next 90 days. If the same person clicks your link again, the 90 days start again.
PartnerStack calculates your commission at the end of each month and pays it out the month after it is earned, so commission earned in February is available in March. You cash out through PayPal or Stripe, and alternative methods are available where PayPal does not operate.
Someone who reaches Inworld through your link and subscribes to a paid plan. On-Demand is free, so an account that stays on it earns you nothing until it moves up to Creator or above, and the dollar of free credit every new account gets pays no commission either.
No. Commission is a share of the plan they subscribe to, not of their usage, so a customer who generates a lot of speech earns you exactly what a quiet one on the same plan does. A team that also runs speech to text and LLM inference earns you the same share of the same subscription.
A cancellation waives the commission on it, so you are paid on revenue we keep. Commission does not become payable the moment it is generated: there is a holding period of about a month in which we can review unusual volume, ask a partner where it came from, and hold or remove a commission that does not stand up.
No. We read every application and approve the partners whose audience builds consumer applications. Tell us who your audience is and where you reach them, and we will come back to you. If we need more detail before deciding, we will ask for it.
Yes. We are happy to work with you as long as your audience benefits from what we build, and we do not ask for exclusivity. An honest comparison is more useful to a developer choosing a provider than a recommendation that rules the alternatives out.
Your PartnerStack dashboard carries your tracked link, your stats and the creative assets we publish for partners. Our documentation at docs.inworld.ai is public, so you can build a real demo before you write anything, and you can ask us for API credits to do it.