On hello.fan, when you invite another creator, you get an extra 10% of what they earn for their first 12 months. hello.fan pays that bonus — nothing is taken from the creator you invited, who keeps their full share. It's one level, there's nothing to buy and no fee, and it runs as a limited-time launch offer. If you know people who teach, coach, perform or have followers who message them, inviting them is a second way to earn from paid calls.
On this page11
- How does the referral bonus work?
- Is anything taken from the creator you invite?
- What does the math look like?
- Who should you invite?
- How do you invite someone without being pushy?
- How do you help them start well?
- Is it multi-level marketing?
- How long does the offer last?
- When do you get the bonus paid?
- Questions creators ask
- The short version
How does the referral bonus work?
- You have a creator page on hello.fan — free, no monthly fee. It holds your invite link and your earnings.
- You send your invite link to a friend, from the referral section of your dashboard. Send it before they create their page: the invitation is linked when their page is made.
- Your friend creates their page and starts taking paid calls.
- For their first 12 months, you receive an extra 10% of what they earn, on top of your own earnings.
The full details are on hello.fan/refer.
Is anything taken from the creator you invite?
No. This is the part people ask about most, so plainly: your bonus is paid by hello.fan. Your friend keeps exactly what they would have kept without you — up to 70% of what their fans pay. Inviting them costs them nothing, and they don't pay anything to join.
What does the math look like?
Examples, not promises. Your bonus depends entirely on what the people you invite actually earn — and a friend who never takes a call earns you nothing.
| Example | They earn in a month | Your bonus that month |
|---|---|---|
| One friend | $400 | $40 |
| Three friends | $400 each | $120 |
| One friend, every month for 12 months | $400 a month | $480 over the year |
The bonus stacks: each creator you invite has their own 12 months, starting from when they joined. Your own calls are counted separately, as always — see the earnings calculator.
Who should you invite?
People who would genuinely be good at paid calls — the bonus only follows their success:
- Friends with an engaged audience who get more DMs than they can answer.
- Teachers and tutors who already help people one to one.
- Coaches and trainers whose clients want check-ins between sessions.
- Musicians and artists whose followers ask for feedback.
- Experts people keep asking for "five minutes of your time".
- Creators in other countries — live translated subtitles in 30 languages make paid calls work across languages.
How do you invite someone without being pushy?
Invite like a friend sharing something that works for them, not like a salesperson. Some messages:
- "I've started taking paid calls on hello.fan — fans ring me and pay by the minute. You get so many questions in your DMs, I think you'd be great at it. Here's my invite link if you want to try."
- "Your students keep asking for extra help. This lets them call you for five minutes and pay for it. Free to set up."
- "No pressure at all — but if you ever want to try paid calls, use my link, I'll help you set it up."
Be honest that you get a bonus if they join. It's paid by the platform, it costs them nothing, and saying so builds trust.
How do you help them start well?
A creator who gets their first calls in the first two weeks usually keeps going. Help with the basics:
- The page: a clear photo, a one-line promise, three things a call is for.
- The prices: easy first rates, between 50 and 5,000 credits a minute (100 credits = $1), with video at least as much as voice and voice at least as much as chat.
- The hours: a few regular windows that fit their life — here's how.
- The first callers: share our 14-day plan for the first ten callers and the first-call script.
- The Promote kit: ready-made stories, posts, covers and videos in their dashboard that already carry their link.
Is it multi-level marketing?
No. There is one level: you earn a bonus on creators you invited yourself, not on anyone they invite. There is nothing to buy, no fee to join and no target to hit. The bonus is a thank-you from hello.fan for bringing in creators who take calls — it comes from the platform, not from the people you invite.
How long does the offer last?
It's a limited-time launch offer with no fixed end date announced. If it ends, hello.fan will stop linking new invitations — but every creator already invited while it was open keeps counting for their full 12 months.
When do you get the bonus paid?
Your referral bonus is added to your earnings and paid out like everything else: each earning is ready 14 days after it's made, and payouts go to your bank through Stripe from $100, after a quick ID check.
Questions creators ask
Do I need a big audience to invite people?
No. You need people around you who would be good at paid calls — friends, colleagues, classmates, other creators in your niche. Your follower count plays no part in the bonus.
Can I invite someone who already has a hello.fan page?
No. The invitation is linked at the moment a creator page is made, so send your link to people who haven't started yet.
Where can I see how it's going?
The referral section of your dashboard shows the creators you invited, what they've earned during their 12 months and the bonus you've received so far.
The short version
Invite creators you believe in, send the link before they set up their page, help them get their first calls, and earn an extra 10% of what they earn for 12 months — paid by hello.fan, never taken from them. Start with your own page if you don't have one yet; it's free and takes a minute or two.
