Pick a handle, get a landing page and a promo code, and share Quiltler the way you already talk about tools. You keep 20% of the first paid subscription from each person who arrives through you.
Your audience lands here
Your name is on the page. The code is already applied. They design a real quilt, save it, and if they subscribe you are credited — no one has to type anything later.
Code: YOURHANDLEQuilt teachers, pattern designers with an audience, YouTubers, bloggers, guild newsletter editors, shop owners with a following. You do not need a huge list. You need people who trust you when you say a piece of software is worth trying.
Sign in, open the creator dashboard, choose a handle. It becomes quiltler.com/c/your-handle, your spoken code, and your link prefix.
Post the landing page, a tracked link, a QR code at a class, or an embed on your blog. Ready-made banners are generated with your name and code already on them.
Your code typically gives 30 days of complimentary access so they can design before they pay. That trial earns nothing — commission is only on a genuine paid subscription.
When they subscribe through Stripe or the App Store, 20% of the list price of that first payment is written to your ledger. Connect Stripe and withdraw from $25.
The program is built so you never open a design tool to promote Quiltler. The dashboard hands you the page, the code, the links and the pictures.
Commission is a percentage of the plan they actually bought, not of a discounted invoice. Complimentary months from your code do not pay out — we do not pay cash against a subscription nobody bought.
20% of $49.99. Monthly Quilter at $7.99 is $1.60 on that first payment.
20% of $99. Designer is the plan pattern sellers use. Monthly at $11.99 is $2.40.
Free access, a subscription that never converts, and using your own code are all excluded. Self-referral is rejected.
The 20% first-payment rate is the self-serve default. Some long-running partners have a different agreed rate or earn on more than the first payment; that is set individually, not from this page.
You send people to Quiltler. You earn when they subscribe. You do not sell patterns, and you do not put the designer on someone else's website.
Join the affiliate program →You publish your own patterns to the Quiltler market, set your prices, and keep the sale minus a platform fee. Buyers can recolour a Quiltler pattern in the studio.
Sell your patterns →For fabric companies. The design studio runs on your site, loaded with your collections, with analytics on which prints shoppers actually use.
For fabric companies →You need people who listen when you recommend a tool. There is no follower minimum and no application. If nobody uses the link, you earn nothing and you have lost nothing — joining is free.
Yes. Inside the app and in the legal terms it is the Creator Program. This page is the public affiliate page for it. The join address is quiltler.com/app/creator; the terms are at /creator-terms.
Yes. The three programs are independent. Plenty of designers sell in the marketplace and share Quiltler with their audience. Each has its own dashboard, its own terms, and its own payouts.
Bid on Quiltler trademarks in paid search, spam, make misleading claims, stuff cookies, or use your own code. Those reverse commissions and can end the partnership. The full list is in the Creator Program Terms.
No, and that is on purpose. A paid link that passes ranking signal is treated as link spam, and the penalty would land on quiltler.com. Your /c/handle page is there for your audience, not for search.
Sign in, pick a handle, agree to the terms. You leave with a page, a code, links, QR codes and banners — and a ledger that pays out through Stripe.
Open the creator dashboard