Invite rewards

How invite rewards work

Invite creators you rate to Tutti. When they actually start creating, you earn a one-time cash reward based on their reach.

You can check where each friend stands at any time on your invite page.

Who can invite#

Inviting opens up once you've published a piece of work yourself.

Unlocking

Publish one approved piece of work in a campaign yourself and your invite link opens. Boosting alone doesn't unlock it — inviting is about bringing in creators you rate, so it starts once you've created something yourself. Until then the invite page shows a locked state.

Monthly cap

Up to 20 qualifying invites per calendar month, resetting on the 1st. People you invite beyond the cap can still sign up — they just don't count toward that month's rewards.

What counts as your invitee qualifying#

Qualifying is about whether your friend actually created something — not whether they signed up, and not how the post performed.

The condition

Your friend needs to publish one approved piece of work in a campaign, and that campaign needs to have settled. When both are true, the reward lands directly in your withdrawable balance.

Performance doesn't matter

Publishing is enough — a few hundred views still counts. We're looking at whether your friend genuinely started creating, not at how one post did.

Reward amounts#

Tiered by your friend's reach, paid once.

Tiers

Under 3,000 followers — $10; 3,000–10,000 — $15; 10,000 or more — $25. Based on their follower count at the time they take part.

English-audience bump

If your friend's audience is mainly English-speaking, add $10 to each tier — $20 / $25 / $35.

Statuses on your invite page#

Every friend in your invite list shows the stage they're at. Here's what each one means and what it's waiting on.

Matching

Your friend signed up through your link and their account is still being matched against brand demand. Nothing for you to do here.

Joined · awaiting first post

Your friend has been matched but hasn't published yet. The reward is waiting on their first piece of work — on them, not on the clock, so there's no countdown running here.

Took part · waiting to unlock

Your invitee has taken part, and the reward is already recorded for you. It moves into your withdrawable balance on its own once the conditions are met — usually after the campaign they took part in has settled. Nothing for you to do.

Published · campaign settling

Your friend has published; it's just waiting on that campaign to settle. The reward is paid automatically once it does.

Rewarded

The reward is in your balance and can be withdrawn with the rest of your earnings. This is the only stage that shows an amount.

Waitlisted · not counted yet

Your friend's account has passed review and is on the waitlist until more brands in their content area come on board. That's not a judgement on their account, and they may still be matched later — while they wait, they don't count toward invite rewards.

No match

Your friend's account and current brand demand didn't line up, or the account is no longer on the platform. This invite won't produce a reward.

Invites that haven't met the condition never show an amount. Every number on your invite page is money that is already yours.

See every account state explained

When you can withdraw#

Once a reward reaches your balance it appears under Earnings → Invite rewards.

If a reward hasn't unlocked yet

A reward stays locked until the condition on your invitee's side is met. A daily check moves it to your withdrawable balance as soon as it is, and you get a message when it does. There is nothing for you to do and no need to contact us.

The labels you'll see before it unlocks

"Awaiting first post" — waiting on your friend to publish. "Campaign settling" — they published, and the campaign they posted in is being settled. "Clearing" — the condition is met and the next daily pass will move it. "On hold" — your friend's account standing is being sorted out; it unlocks by itself if it clears.

Anything not yet unlocked is waiting on your friend's progress, not on a fixed number of days.