# Partner with Mix Chops. Earn 30% for 12 months.

> The Mix Chops affiliate program for music creators and educators: share ear training for mixing and earn 30% of what your audience pays for Pro, for 12 months.

Page: https://mixchops.com/partners

Mix Chops partners · affiliate program

Share ear training for mixing with your audience. You earn 30% of everything they pay for Mix Chops Pro, for 12 months from their first payment.

Invite-only · A click counts for 60 days · Paid monthly

## A real share, *for a year.*

**30%**

### of every Pro payment

Before tax, for 12 months from their first payment.

**US$29.70**

### from one yearly member

Pro is US$99 a year.

**US$43.20**

### from one monthly member, over a year

Pro is US$12 a month: US$3.60 for each month they stay.

Free accounts and free trials earn nothing until a payment is made. A refund takes your share of it back.

## For people who *teach and make music.*

### Creators

You make videos about mixing or production.

### Educators

You teach audio: in a classroom, a course or one to one.

### Artists and producers

Your audience makes music too.

### Blogs and communities

You write about mixing, or run a forum or a Discord.

## Three steps. *One link.*

**01**

### Ask Dan

Email Dan where you’d share Mix Chops. If it’s a fit, he adds you and sends your link.

**02**

### Share your link

Any Mix Chops page works with your code on the end. A click counts for 60 days.

**03**

### Get paid

A sale clears after 30 days. Dan pays once a month, by bank transfer or PayPal.

## Easy to *recommend.*

Mix Chops trains your ears for mixing: EQ, compression, balance and space, in short exercises in the browser. It’s free to start with no account, so your audience can try it before they pay anything.

### Free to start

No account and no card. A free ear test gives a score in a minute or two.

### Pro when they’re ready

US$12 a month with 7 days free, or US$99 a year.

### Made by a mix engineer

Dan Murtagh: 20 years mixing, 10 years teaching audio production.

## See *what’s working.*

Your own page has your links, your clicks, sign-ups and paying accounts, and what you’ve earned. Counts and amounts only, never who signed up.

## Nothing *hidden.*

- **Your share.** 30% of what they pay for Pro, before tax, for 12 months from their first payment.
- **Your link.** A click counts for 60 days. If someone clicks two partners’ links, the latest one counts.
- **Getting paid.** A sale is held for 30 days in case it’s refunded, then it’s ready. Dan pays once a month, by bank transfer or PayPal.
- **Say it’s a partner link.** Wherever you share it, tell people you earn from it. Something like: “I earn a commission if you subscribe through this link.”
- **Play fair.** No ads on the Mix Chops name, no spam, no coupon sites, and not your own subscription.

[Read the partner terms](https://mixchops.com/partner-terms)

## About *partnering*

### Is this an affiliate program?

Yes. We call them partners, but it works the way an affiliate program does: your own link, a share of each sale, and a page to track it.

### Who can join?

It’s invite-only. Email Dan where you’d share Mix Chops and who your audience is.

### Do I need to use Mix Chops myself?

You should know it well enough to say what you honestly think. It’s free to start, so try it first.

### How and when am I paid?

By bank transfer or PayPal, once a month, in the currency the customer paid in (nearly always US dollars). A sale is held for 30 days first, in case it’s refunded. Small amounts may carry over to the next month.

### What does my audience get?

The same Mix Chops as everyone: free to start, and a 7-day free trial of Pro on the monthly plan.

### Do free sign-ups earn anything?

Not until they pay. You earn on Pro payments, and a free trial counts once its first payment is made.

### What happens if someone gets a refund?

Your share of that payment comes off. If it had already been paid to you, it comes off your next sales.

### Can I see who signed up?

No. You see counts and amounts, never names or email addresses.

### What do I have to tell people when I share my link?

That you earn from it, right where you share it. The law asks for this in most places, the United States and Australia among them.

## Ask Dan *for a link.*

Tell him where you’d share Mix Chops, who your audience is and how you’d talk about it. Dan reads every one himself.

dan@mixchops.com