Everything you need to share Oppalin

Getting started, step by step

Five steps from application to first payout. Most people are through steps 1–3 in an afternoon; the rest depends on how fast Stripe verifies you.

1

Apply

The application is short and asks one thing that matters: how you plan to share Oppalin. Be specific — "a section in my weekly design newsletter, ~4k subscribers" beats "social media". We read every application by hand and usually reply within a few business days.

2

Approval email → your code and link

When you're approved you get an email with your personal referral link. The same link carries a discount code, so the people you send get 10% off — you're giving them something, not just tracking them.

3

Copy your link or QR code

Your affiliate dashboard holds three ready-made variants of your link — home, pricing, and blog — so you can point people at the page that fits what you're talking about. There's also a downloadable QR code for talks, print, and anything on camera.

4

Connect payouts via Stripe Express

Payouts run through Stripe Express. You'll be asked for the usual identity and bank details — that happens on Stripe's side, and your bank details never touch our servers. Stripe Express isn't available in every country; if yours isn't supported, email us before you start promoting so we can tell you where things stand.

5

Track clicks, referrals and payouts

The dashboard shows clicks, referred revenue, what you've earned, and what's been paid. Commission is 20% of net subscription revenue for each customer's first 12 months, paid monthly once your balance clears $25 — anything below rolls into the next month. Full terms live on the program page.

Video walkthrough

The same five steps, on screen, in under three minutes.

What to tell your audience

Honest comparisons against the tools people already use. Each one ends with a recommendation that sometimes points away from Oppalin — that's deliberate, and it's the part that earns you trust. Copy a section and edit it into your own voice.

These blocks are English-only on purpose: you know your audience's language better than a translation would.

Audience FAQ

The questions your audience will actually ask, answered the way we'd answer them. If something isn't here, ask us at hello@oppalin.com rather than guessing — a confident wrong answer costs you more than a slow one.

Ready-made copy, per channel

Starting points, not scripts — swap [YOUR LINK] for your referral link and rewrite until it sounds like you. Every one of these includes a disclosure line; please keep it.

I use Oppalin for the moodboards in this video — a collaborative moodboard app for people who think in images. Infinite canvas, drag in references, arrange them, draw on top, share the board with a link.

Try it free: [YOUR LINK]

Affiliate link: you get 10% off, and it supports the channel at no extra cost to you.

Oppalin is the moodboard tool I keep going back to: infinite canvas, drop in references, arrange, mark up, share a link. The free tier is a real free tier, not a trial.

[YOUR LINK] — affiliate link, 10% off.

One tool I've been using lately: Oppalin, a collaborative moodboard app. You drop images onto an infinite canvas, arrange them until the idea reads, draw and annotate on top, and send someone a link — they can edit with you in real time without making an account of their own. It imports straight from Pinterest, which saved me the usual download-and-re-upload ritual.

It's free to start (3 boards, 500 MB), and Pro is $7/month if you outgrow that. If you want to try it: [YOUR LINK] — that's an affiliate link and gets you 10% off.

Build a colour-scheme moodboard in minutes: import your pins straight into Oppalin, arrange them on an infinite canvas, and share the board with a link. Free to start. [YOUR LINK] (affiliate link, 10% off) #moodboard #colorpalette #designtools #creativeprocess

Brand kit

Logos, screenshots and a social card — everything in one download, or grab individual files below.

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Product screenshots

Using the assets

• Scale it, don't reshape it. No stretching, squashing, rotating or recolouring the logo. Leave clear space around it of at least the height of the chip mark.
• Match the background. Use the on-light or on-dark file rather than adding an outline, shadow or box to force contrast.
• "Oppalin", capital O, one word. Not OppaLin, not Opalin.
• Affiliate, not partner. Say you're an Oppalin affiliate. Please don't call yourself a partner, reseller or sponsor, or imply we endorse you or your other products.
• Screenshots are yours to crop and annotate — just don't edit them to show features, prices or behaviour that don't exist.

Program rules, in plain English

Short list. It protects your audience, your reputation, and the program. The binding version is the Affiliate Terms — if the two ever disagree, the terms win.

• Always disclose. The FTC and its equivalents elsewhere require it, and it's simply the decent thing to do. The words "affiliate link" near the link are enough.
• No self-referrals. Your own link won't pay you for your own subscription — it's blocked technically, and trying to route around it ends the arrangement.
• No bidding on our name. Don't buy ads on "Oppalin", oppalin.com, or typo variants. You'd be paying to intercept people who were already coming to us.
• No spam, no incentivized signups. No unsolicited bulk mail, no coupon-farm listings, no paying or rewarding people for signing up through your link.
• Don't misrepresent features or pricing. Don't promise a roadmap item as if it shipped, and don't quote prices from memory — check the pricing page.
• Be honest, including about us. If another tool genuinely fits someone better, say so. We'd rather lose a signup than have your audience feel sold to — that's why the comparison notes above recommend against us where they should.