Earn 30% on every photo we restore
Send people to RestoreYourPhoto and keep 30% of what they spend, for as long as they keep buying. A click credits you for 180 days and every pack pays the same rate.
- 30%
- of every sale, on every pack
- 180 days
- a click keeps crediting you
- Lifetime
- not just the first purchase
- $33.00
- the most one sale pays
People who click, not people who see it.
Two to three percent is the honest middle for a recommendation inside relevant content.
$29.99 for 50 photos, so $9.00 a sale to you.
$135.00
a month
- A year of it
- $1,620.00
- Sales a month
- 15.0
- Per sale
- $9.00
- 24 flat whites
- 3 pizza nights
- 1 photo scanner
- one every 4 monthsflight to Lisbon
- one every 6 yearsused Civic
A flat white at $5.50, pizza for two at $34.00, a flatbed photo scanner at $129.00, a cheap flight to Lisbon at $480.00, a second-hand Civic at $8,900.00. All rough. The point is the order of magnitude, not the receipts.
Arithmetic, not a forecast. It cannot know whether your audience has a box of photographs in the attic, which is the one thing that decides the outcome.
Why this one is worth a link
One rate, no exceptions
30% on all five packs. Nothing is held back for a bigger tier and nothing pays less.
A window that fits the buyer
180 days, because people find this in March and buy in July, when they finally open the box.
It converts without a discount
Under a dollar a photo against $50 for a retoucher. You are not asking anyone to take a risk.
Nobody is competing for the keyword
Family photographs are a wide, under-written niche. Almost nothing good exists for it yet.
What a sale pays, and what a year of it looks like
| Pack | Photos | Price | You earn |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 10 | $6.99 | $2.10 |
| Plus | 25 | $16.99 | $5.10 |
| Pro | 50 | $29.99 | $9.00 |
| Studio | 100 | $54.99 | $16.50 |
| Max | 250 | $109.99 | $33.00 |
One-time packs. Nothing renews, nothing expires, and no pack pays a lower rate.
| Who | Clicks | A month | A year |
|---|---|---|---|
| A genealogy newsletter, one mention | 320 | $54.00 | $648.00 |
| One YouTube video at 25,000 views a month | 500 | $135.00 | $1,620.00 |
| A local-history group, pinned post | 1,200 | $216.00 | $2,592.00 |
| A photographer's site, link in the footer | 150 | $27.00 | $324.00 |
Models, not case studies: clicks times a rate times $9.00 on the Pro pack. We are not showing you a partner dashboard we do not have.
What you are linking to
One upload, one choice, a repaired 1080p file about thirty seconds later with no watermark. Damage and fading go, black and white becomes colour, soft becomes sharp, and a still portrait can be animated.
- One credit a photo, three for an animation.
- Credits come off when a photo finishes, so a failed job costs nothing.
- 30 days of history, then results are deleted.
- 30-day money-back guarantee, honoured.
Run one of your own photographs through it before you write a word. Try it yourself.
Six things that actually convert
In the order we expect them to work. The pattern is the same throughout: meet somebody holding an old photograph, rather than writing about photo restoration as a subject.
- 01
Your own photograph, start to finish
One print that matters to you, both states, names and dates attached. Nobody can copy it.
- 02
A box of inherited photos, sorted
The moment the whole category turns on, and almost nobody writes for it directly.
- 03
A before and after reel, no narration
Nine seconds, no script, no face. An afternoon of these returns clicks for months.
- 04
A comparison we do not win outright
Us against Remini or Photomyne, with the rows we lose. The clean sweep is the one nobody believes.
- 05
Memorial and funeral slideshows
A real deadline, usually under a week, and virtually no content written for it.
- 06
The genealogy angle
Restored portraits onto an Ancestry or MyHeritage tree. They already pay for software.
Ask and we will send before and after pairs you may republish, check a figure before you print it, or tell you straight what the tool does badly. What we do not have is a media kit of twelve banner sizes, because nobody ever converted from one.
The rules
Plainly written, because an affiliate program on a product with a money-back guarantee invites two specific frauds and vagueness only ever protects the person running them.
- Say that you earn a commission, before the click rather than after it.
- Claim only what we claim. No "100% accurate", no invented ratings.
- Real clicks only: no stuffing, no forced redirects, no hidden frames.
- Do not look like us: no brand domains, handles or lookalike checkouts.
- Keep the link off adult, hateful, scraped or child-facing pages.
- A refund or chargeback inside 30 days.
- You bought it, or somebody whose account, card or address we can tie to you.
- Paid ads on our brand name or its misspellings.
- Cookie stuffing, forced redirects or hidden frames.
- Cashback or any incentive paid out of your commission.
- Spam, scraped lists, bought traffic, or sub-affiliates we never agreed to.
Creem is our merchant of record, so it sees the whole transaction: it reports the referrer, the gap between click and sale, the customer behind each order and refunds per partner, which is what makes any of this enforceable. Breaking a rule reverses the commission on the affected sales; doing it deliberately ends the partnership. Everything else is yours, including the reader who clicks today and buys in 180 days.
Questions partners ask
How much is the commission?
30% of every sale, on all five credit packs, with nothing excluded. On the pack most people buy, $29.99 for 50 photos, that is $9.00 to you. On the largest it is $33.00.
How long does a click keep crediting me?
180 days, which is deliberately long: people find a restoration tool while clearing a parent's house and buy months later when they sit down with the box. The commission itself is lifetime rather than first purchase only, so a repeat order from somebody you referred pays you again.
Is there recurring revenue?
No, and it is better to know now. We sell one-time credit packs and nothing renews, so there is no subscription to earn a slice of each month. The trade is that one-time pricing converts far better for a product people need twice in their life.
Who handles tracking and payouts?
Creem, our merchant of record. They are the seller on the customer's receipt, they handle sales tax and VAT on every order, and the affiliate program runs inside that same account, which is why the commission is settled by them rather than invoiced to us. You get a dashboard with clicks, sales and commission. Payout methods, thresholds and timing are theirs and are shown when you join, so we are not quoting a figure here that is not ours to change.
When is a commission actually mine?
Once the sale is past the 30-day money-back window. Until then it sits in your balance but a refund can still take it back. That is the entire holdback: we keep nothing else back against some unnamed future problem.
What voids a commission?
A refund or chargeback inside 30 days. A purchase by you or an account we can tie to you. A click that was not a real click, which covers cookie stuffing, forced redirects and hidden frames. Paid ads on our brand name. A sale made by claiming something we do not claim. Everything else is yours, including a reader who buys the smallest pack after you recommended the largest.
Can I run ads, or use your name?
Generic terms, your own brand and competitor terms are all yours to buy. Bidding on our brand name or its misspellings is not, because that is us paying commission on a visitor already typing our name. Our name in a title or a review heading is fine; in a domain, app name or social handle it is not.
Why is the program invite only?
Because photo restoration attracts traffic worth nothing: scraped review pages, typosquats, spun listicles. Reading each application takes a few minutes and keeps the program clean. Anyone can apply, and a small audience is not a reason for a no.
Apply in two minutes
Tell us where the traffic comes from and we read it by hand. Size is not the test: a 2,000-person genealogy list beats a large general channel here. You get your link, a dashboard and the 30% rate on every pack.
The program is run and settled by Creem, our merchant of record. They are the seller on your readers' receipts, they handle the sales tax and VAT, and they pay your commission, so your account lives with them rather than with us.
