Including the uncomfortable ones. If something here is missing, write to us and it gets added.
Not yet. Pass settles through a merchant of record and that partner is being chosen right now. Everything else works: the page, your handle, links, offers, themes, widgets and your email list are live and public today.
We chose to leave the checkout out rather than fake one. Join the list on the home page and you will hear on the day it is switched on.
Pass is. Admitad Pass sells to your audience in its own name, handles the payment, the tax and the receipt, and pays you a revenue share on the sales you generate.
That is why you need no merchant account, no acquirer contract and no tax registration in the countries your buyers live in. It also means your dashboard balance is what Pass owes you, not money of yours we are holding.
Having a page is free and stays free. Pass earns a percentage of what you sell, and there is no monthly fee. The exact rate depends on the billing partner and will be published before payments are switched on — see pricing.
No. Buying takes one press — card, Apple Pay or Google Pay — and no signup on their side. The fewer screens between wanting something and paying for it, the more people finish.
Yes, and the old address keeps working: it redirects to the new one, so every bio, description and pinned post that still carries it survives. A handle you release is never given to somebody else, so nobody inherits your traffic.
They are yours. The signup block on your page collects addresses for you, the person typing one is told whose list it is before they type it, and you can export the list as a file whenever you want. We do not mail your subscribers.
A count of views per day, and nothing else. No address, no device, no session, nothing that could be tied back to a person — so there is no profile of your audience here to leak, sell or hand over.
You can show how many packs have sold. You cannot show a sum of money moving towards a target, and there are no deadlines or all-or-nothing mechanics.
That is a deliberate line, not an oversight: money collected towards a goal is a regulated activity in most of the countries we sell into, and it is not the product we are building.
No. Every payment buys a specific thing and delivers it immediately. Nobody tops up a balance, which keeps this simple for you and lawful for us across borders.
Not today. Offers are one-off purchases. Recurring billing depends on the same partner decision as payments, and we will say so here when it changes rather than implying it already works.
No. Pass has its own account and its own signup, and it works for creators with no relationship to Admitad at all. If you are already an Admitad affiliate, nothing about that account changes.
Under your own name, once your details are verified. Verification happens at payout rather than at signup, so building a page and making your first sale never waits on paperwork.
Yes, from your account settings. Deleting removes the page rather than parking it, and your subscriber list is exportable before you go.
Admitad, part of the Mitgo group — a European affiliate-marketing company that has been paying publishers for well over a decade. More on the about page.