We make a printable acupressure and gua sha guide. You make the video. We split the sale, and we do not ask you to pay for anything up front.
No application fee · no monthly minimum · approval by email, usually within a few days
The product is Chinese Acupressure Starter Kit — a 20-page printable PDF with fifteen pressure points, six routines (bedtime, travel, daily reset, morning, screen-and-desk, monthly comfort), illustrated diagrams showing exactly where each point sits, a 21-day plan with tick boxes, and a safety sheet.
Your buyer pays once, gets a download link by email within seconds, and keeps the file. There is no shipping, no support queue, and nothing for you to fulfil.
40% of the $59 price. PayPal, once a month, on the 1st–7th for the previous month.
This first cohort holds 40% as long as you keep promoting. Anyone who joins after that gets 30%.
No fee, no sample to buy, no minimum spend, no ad budget requirement.
Payhip sets this at 30 days, and the last click before the sale is the one that gets credit.
Twelve short vertical clips already exist — bedtime flow, travel reset, neck release, calm, and more. They are public, no strings attached, and you are free to use them in your own content if it helps. Browse the 12 clips →
Or do not use them at all. Many creators get further filming their own thing.
Takes about two minutes. If you already have a Payhip account, use the sign-in page instead and tell me by reply — the affiliate application lives behind the login.
I read every application and set your commission to 40% in the Payhip backend. Most people hear back within a few days, usually sooner.
It appears in the Payhip affiliate dashboard the moment you are approved. Every sale from that link is attributed to you automatically — no codes to remember, nothing to insert.
PayPal on the 1st–7th for the previous month's confirmed sales. You do not invoice me and I do not chase you.
I would rather you know the weak points now than be disappointed in week three.
Not volume — relevance. A 9,000-subscriber channel where a third of the posts are about qi gong, acupressure, sleep or traditional Chinese routines will earn more here than a 200,000-subscriber general wellness channel.
That is also why I say reach is not the bar. I am looking for people whose existing audience already cares about this specific thing.
If you are in the United States or the UK, you have to say you got a link when you post about us. The FTC and the UK ASA both require it, and it is not optional. Put it in the caption: “link is an affiliate link, I earn a commission”. Same in every market’s local wording — I am not asking you to break your rules, I am asking you to follow them.
Never claim the guide cures anything. It is a traditional practice for relaxation and everyday comfort — not a diagnosis, not a treatment. A creator who promises cures will get the account in trouble, and I will not back you up if that happens.
Questions before you apply? Reply to any PRESS HERE email and I will answer straight — including “what is realistic to expect”.