How MTG Creators Earn Recurring Commissions with MTGBrew

One-time bounties pay once. Recurring commissions are built for creators who want income that can stack month after month as their audience grows.

What recurring means at MTGBrew

When you refer a member to MTGBrew and they subscribe, you earn 75% of that member's payments at launch. If they renew, that renewal is also a referred payment under the program terms tracked in ClickBank. Credit packs earn 10%.

All tracking lives inside your own free ClickBank account — you log in to ClickBank to see clicks, sign-ups, sales, and recurring commissions in real time. MTGBrew does not hold your money; ClickBank, as merchant of record for the transaction, handles collection and pays you directly on ClickBank's own schedule.

A creator-first workflow

Make the content you already make — a Commander deck tech, a budget build, a card spotlight — and link naturally to MTGBrew AI Deck Builder or the program page. Your audience gets a tool that helps them brew; you get tracked credit for the referral.

Join free via MTGBrew Affiliate Program — sign up here. The program is recruiting now, and hoplink purchases open once vendor product approval completes.

Start today: MTGBrew Affiliate Program — sign up here — free to join, tracked by ClickBank.

Getting started the right way

Start small and do it cleanly: use your own hoplink, disclose that you may earn a commission when you share it, and only recommend MTGBrew because you believe it helps players brew better decks. That honesty protects your audience trust — which is the whole asset in affiliate marketing. Post consistently, track which content actually drives clicks inside ClickBank, and double down on the formats your audience responds to: a deck tech that helps one playgroup will usually help many. Keep a simple log of what you posted, where, and when, so you can connect content to results instead of guessing. Over time, that discipline turns occasional referrals into a real, trackable channel.

What good promotion looks like

Good promotion teaches first and links second. Explain the commander, the combo, the budget constraint, or the card choice in full — then show where MTGBrew helped you build or check the list. Readers can tell the difference between a genuine recommendation and a link drop, and search engines reward the useful version too. That is the approach this program is built for: real Magic content, real tools, and commissions tracked transparently by ClickBank.