Flow creation

Choosing an offer and GEOs

To choose an offer, go to the “Offers” section and use filters: category, country, offer price.

Below each offer, you’ll see the available GEOs, payout rate, and landing price.

To explore an offer in detail, click on its card. You’ll find info such as description, allowed traffic sources, restricted delivery regions, product composition, form factor, and promo materials.

Under the offer card, you’ll find active pre-landers and landers that can be filtered by language and country.

To create a flow, go to the “Offers” section and select the desired offer using filters or by name. Click anywhere on the offer block. Make sure to read the offer rules and allowed traffic sources.

Click “Create ф ow.” Enter a name, select the link generation method, traffic source, domain, and choose a landing page and pre-lander. Enable the “comebacker” toggle if needed.

Flow settings

Fill in the flow information:

• Add UTM and SubID tags;

• Set up postback and status mapping;

• Add JavaScript code in the “JavaScript callback” field (e.g., alert(1); without <script> tags). The code activates only on a parked domain;

• Click “Save flow” to get your unique link with a hash — this is the link you’ll use to send traffic.

Important: Do not remove the hash when sending traffic.

To edit an existing flow, go to the “Flows” tab — the settings button is on the right.

All your active flows are listed in “Flows.” You can filter them by date or offer. To edit a flow, click the gear icon next to the link. You can also export or delete flows.

Link generation methods

There are two flow link types: redirect and direct link.

Redirect allows you to use a rotator — different combinations of landers and pre-landers — and change them even after the flow is created.

This method is good for testing combinations. You don’t need to create a new flow each time. The link stays the same when changing creatives.

Redirect method supports comebacker, product feeds, and a wide selection of domains.

Direct link is generated as domain + cid. It’s used for domain parking — replacing the actual affiliate link with your domain. You can also send traffic to a default domain. With this method, the link changes if you update the landing.

Rotator

Rotator lets you A/B test landing and pre-landing combinations using a single link.

Each redirect shows a different combination. As a result, you get one link that randomly rotates and distributes traffic evenly.

To enable the rotator, go to “Offers,” choose an offer, and create a flow. Available only with the redirect method.

Domain parking

Domain parking is a way to redirect traffic from the affiliate program’s domain to your own while masking the original affiliate domain.

You park your domain on the affiliate program’s IP, replacing the real affiliate link with your own.

To set it up:

Go to “Tools.” Find the offer, enter your domain (without slashes or “http://”) and click “Add”;
After adding, the domain will appear in the “My parkings” section;
For a 2nd-level domain, you’ll receive NS records to configure;
For a 3rd-level domain, you’ll get a CNAME record.

DNS updates may take up to 72 hours depending on your provider.

To use a parked domain, select the “Direct link” method. Then go to “Flow domain,” choose your parked domain, and get the link. Don’t delete the cid parameter — it’s your unique hash.

Landers and pre-landers via API

Currently, there are two download formats used to send leads:

HTML — for native ad networks and SEO traffic;
PHP — for Google Ads and Facebook.

HTML method

Obtaining a landing page and prelanding page with the index file in HTML format: this type of landing is available for download from the partner program site in two places — the offer card and the list of flows.

Download from the offer card:

To download the required landing/prelanding of an offer, go to the “Offers” section and open the offer card.

We’ll demonstrate using the example of the Honfolife EU offer.

Offer selection

Once you select the offer, the offer card will open, where you’ll see all available landing and prelanding pages for this offer.

A landing/prelanding page with a special download button in the bottom-right corner (marked with an arrow and the number 1 in the screenshot below) is available for download.

Available landing/prelanding pages

After clicking the download button, you will receive a .zip archive — example shown below.

Promo download

This archive already contains all the necessary landing/prelanding files required for hosting.

If you download a landing, it will be inside the archive in the lands/lp folder.
If it’s a prelanding — it will be in the lands/prelp folder.

Landing archive

If you download the landing/prelanding from the offer card, you’ll need to manually create a flow and add your hash to the landing/prelanding. Otherwise, the leads will not be sent to the partner program.

Download from the flows section

To have leads go directly into your dashboard, create a flow using any available method in the partner program. Then go to the “Flows” section in the menu.

A page with your created flows will open — example shown below.

Flow list

On this page, you can download a .zip archive containing all landing and prelanding pages associated with the selected flow.

A flow that has a download button next to it is available for download (in this case, the archive will include all landings and prelandings from that flow).

Once you click the download button, a menu will appear with two buttons: one labeled HTML and the other PHP.

Select format

The landing and prelanding for lead submission via the HTML method are generated and downloaded by clicking the “HTML” button.

After clicking “HTML”, you’ll receive a .zip archive.

This archive contains all necessary landing and prelanding files (if specified during flow creation) for hosting.

The landing will be in the lands/lp folder.
The prelanding — in lands/prelp.

Site archive

Landing archive

The index.html file will already contain the current flow hash.

PHP method

PHP is used for running traffic from sources such as Google Ads and Facebook.

To get permission for lead submission via this method, contact support and wait for approval. This type of landing is available for download only from the “Flows” section.

The lucky.php file will already include the user’s API token and the campaign hash — example shown below.

In the index.php file, every <form line will automatically be updated with the following attributes in all order forms:

action="lucky.php"  
method="POST"

If these additions are missing, contact support and report an issue with archive generation.

Alternatively, you can manually add them using any text editor.

SubID, UTM Tags and Pixels

At this time, SubID and UTM tags are not automatically inserted using the PHP method.

If the tags are included in the URL, they will appear in the partner program’s statistics once a lead is submitted.

To set this up, open index.php in a text editor and do the following:

In every form (via <form) after the name="phone" line, add the following lines:

<input type='hidden' name='utm_source' value='<?=$_GET['utm_source']?>' />
<input type='hidden' name='utm_content' value='<?=$_GET['utm_content']?>' />
<input type='hidden' name='utm_campaign' value='<?=$_GET['utm_campaign']?>' />
<input type='hidden' name='utm_term' value='<?=$_GET['utm_term']?>' />
<input type='hidden' name='utm_medium' value='<?=$_GET['utm_medium']?>' />
<input type='hidden' name='subid' value='<?=$_GET['subid']?>' />
<input type='hidden' name='subid1' value='<?=$_GET['subid1']?>' />
<input type='hidden' name='subid2' value='<?=$_GET['subid2']?>' />
<input type='hidden' name='subid3' value='<?=$_GET['subid3']?>' />

Example:

Add a Facebook pixel (or any other tracking script) to the <head> section of confirm.php.

To verify the functionality of your archive on the server, it’s recommended to submit test leads and ensure they appear in your statistics.