How do I share my referral link?

If you've come across a referral offer on a store's site and aren't sure what to do next, here's how the whole thing works from your side.

Getting your link

When you're shown a referral offer — this might be on a store's thank-you page after checkout, on their order status page, or elsewhere on their site — you'll be asked for two things: your first name and your email address. That's it. There's no account to create and no password to set. Once you've entered those, your own personal referral link is generated for you.

Sharing it

Once you have your link, you can share it however works best for you. You'll typically see built-in options for WhatsApp, Facebook, Messenger, X (formerly Twitter), Pinterest, and email — or you can just copy the link directly and paste it anywhere you like: a text message, a group chat, a forum post, wherever.

What your friend sees

When someone opens your link, it takes them to a referral page describing the offer, branded to look and feel like the store you're referring them to. Every store sets up its own offer and its own reward, so what's on that page — what your friend gets, and what you get in return — will differ from store to store. Read that page carefully; it's the definitive source for what's actually being offered in your case.

Use your own link

One thing worth being clear on: your referral link is personal to you. If you share the store's regular homepage or a product page instead of your specific referral link, it won't register as a referral for either of you. Always use the link generated for you.

Common questions

• Do I need to make an account to get my referral link? No. All that's needed is your first name and email address — no password, no account.
• Can I get a new referral link, or change which channel I share it through later? This can vary depending on how the specific store has set up their program, so there isn't one answer that covers every store. If you're not sure, revisit the same referral prompt on the store's site — for example, the thank-you page after another purchase — or contact the store directly to ask.