MTGBrew Affiliate Commissions: 75% on Memberships and 10% on Credit Packs, Explained

Most affiliate programs offer a small slice. MTGBrew's launch terms are deliberately different: 75% on memberships. Here is what that means and why it is structured that way.

What 75% actually means

When a player you referred becomes a paying MTGBrew member, 75% of that membership payment is your commission at launch terms, tracked by ClickBank. Credit packs earn 10%. Memberships are the core offer because MTGBrew is a tool players keep using — an AI deck builder and card database at mtgbrew.ai — so a membership relationship is worth more than a one-off purchase.

Launch terms, stated exactly: affiliates earn 75% on memberships and 10% on credit packs. Tracking and payouts are handled by ClickBank — ClickBank pays affiliates on its own schedule, directly to the affiliate. Joining is free.

Honest status: recruiting now

The MTGBrew affiliate program is recruiting now. Purchases through hoplinks open once the vendor account's product approval completes, so today is about joining free, getting your link, and planning content — not a claim that sales are already flowing. MTGBrew does not invent member counts, earnings, or testimonials, and neither should you.

Get your link through MTGBrew Affiliate Program — sign up here before you publish your next deck tech.

Teach first, link second

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 that honesty protects the audience trust that makes affiliate income possible at all. Use your own hoplink, disclose that you may earn a commission when you share it, and track which content actually drives clicks inside ClickBank so you can do more of what works.

Keep it sustainable

The affiliates who last are the ones who treat this as a publishing habit, not a launch-week sprint. One strong piece of Magic content a week, shared with your link and an honest disclosure, compounds: old deck techs keep ranking, old videos keep getting recommended, and every new member referred through ClickBank is tracked to you. Set a pace you can hold for a year, measure it in your dashboard, and let consistency do the heavy lifting.

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