Creators
You make the content.
Videos, posts, podcasts or a newsletter, and your audience follows your picks.
- YouTube
- Newsletter
- Podcast
- Blog
On Pantheon: feature a product you like and get paid per result, or sell a placement at your own price.
For creators, community owners and connectors
Browse products' reward offers, choose what fits your audience, and get paid per signup, per paying customer or per post.
Who it's for
Bring your audience innovative tools worth using, and build paid partnerships with the teams behind them.
You make the content.
Videos, posts, podcasts or a newsletter, and your audience follows your picks.
On Pantheon: feature a product you like and get paid per result, or sell a placement at your own price.
You run the room.
A group, a club or a course where members ask each other what to use.
On Pantheon: recommend tools your members actually need and earn from the ones they sign up for.
You know who needs what.
Consultants, agencies, advisors and network hubs: people ask you what to buy and who to call.
On Pantheon: put products in front of the right people and get paid for the ones that convert.
How it works
Four steps. You never commit before reading the terms.
What's inside
Read the terms before you commit, track every result, and find products worth pitching, all from one workspace.
Demo dataapp · /partner/offers/… · A reward offer read before committing: reward, payout terms, how this product team settles, and the promotion kit
Demo dataapp · /partner/results · Results with statuses, reasons and a Contest button
Demo dataapp · /partner/startups · Find products to pitch a fixed-fee placement, with or without a reward offerYour deals, your money
Pantheon stays out of your agreements and your payments. You agree the terms with the product team, and the money goes from them to you.
Pantheon takes nothing from what a product team pays you. Free for creators, start to finish.
No platform payout schedule and no middleman: you and the product team settle on the terms you both accepted.
Every product team carries a settlement record: what partners confirmed receiving, anything overdue, open disputes. It's on the reward offer page, before you commit.
Every version is frozen when it is made, and the one you accepted stays readable. A later edit is a new version, with a date on it.
Q&A
Here's the honest version: the product team pays you directly, and Pantheon is not in the payment path, so no, we cannot guarantee a transfer. What we do instead: every reward offer's payout terms are recorded and versioned, every result decision carries a reason you can contest, what a product team has settled is visible on their record before you commit a single post, and a product team with nothing settled yet shows up as exactly that. Read the settlement record first; it exists for exactly this decision.
A promotion offer is yours: a placement you sell on your own channels, paid as a fixed fee or in barter and agreed deal by deal. A reward offer is a product team's: what they pay you for promoting their product, through a tracked link you share. Some reward offers count visits only and pay nothing automatically, and each one says so before you take the link.
No, and this is structural, not cosmetic. The product team runs the sale, the checkout and the product itself; you share a recommendation with a tracked link. Nothing in the flow puts a price in your mouth or a pitch in your feed. You stay the adviser; the vendor stays the vendor.
There is no minimum. If you ask for verification, an operator checks that your profile is real and your channels are yours, not how big they are. A newsletter with 800 subscribers who trust it beats a feed with 80,000 who scroll past; reward offers here pay per result, so relevance is the whole game.
A rejection must carry a standardized reason plus the product team's note; 'not ready' isn't a valid answer here. You see the same history they see, and you can contest a rejection once; the dispute gets a recorded outcome. Product teams also can't sit on results forever: their own reward offer names their response window, and an overdue decision is decided by that policy.
Yes. Any published product can receive a fixed-fee proposal from you (your deliverables, your timeline, your price), even if it runs no reward offer at all. Performance terms and a flat fee don't combine on one deal, but you choose per deal which mode fits your format.
Nothing. Registration, the catalog, proposals, tracking and the result ledger are free for creators. Product teams pay $9/mo once a reward offer is live.
Nobody, until you accept a deal. Accepting is what shares the contact, and that is stated on the button, not buried in a policy. Browsing, applying and negotiating never reveal how to reach you. Who sees your promotion offers is also yours to set.
For results, they have a response deadline of their own choosing, published in the reward offer, and an overdue result is approved automatically rather than left pending. For proposals, an unanswered pitch expires on a fixed clock instead of hanging forever. What a product team has settled is on their record, which the next creator reads before joining.
Yes. Your channel is yours, and there is no exclusivity. Each reward offer states its own channel rules (where it may and may not be promoted). That's the only fence, and you read it before taking the link.
Only what you put in your profile and what your links produce: clicks and the results they led to. We don't connect to your platform accounts, don't read your subscriber lists, and what the product team sees about your audience is what you chose to publish.
Registration is free. Your next partnership starts with a good fit.
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