TickTick
To-do list and calendar app whose ambassador program pays 30% of web Premium purchases across a referral's first year.
About the TickTick affiliate program
TickTick runs its programme as an Ambassador Program, with applications taken through a form on its own page rather than through an affiliate network. The reward is a share of what each referred user pays for Premium: 30% on upgrades made on the web through PayPal or Stripe, and 15% on upgrades made through the Google Play Store or the App Store. The share applies to any amount a referred user pays within the first year of creating their account, so it behaves like a one-year revenue share rather than a single bounty. The page does not publish a cookie window — it says only that an invitation relationship is established when an invitee registers for a TickTick account through your referral link. Payouts are made by PayPal on the 15th of each month, with a $25 minimum; smaller balances accumulate until they pass it. The mix of web and app-store purchases matters here, because the same customer is worth twice as much if they buy on the web. Terms re-read on 4 October 2026.
Pros and cons
- ✓30% on Premium bought on the web through PayPal or Stripe
- ✓Rewards cover everything a referred user pays in their first year, not just the first payment
- ✓$25 minimum, paid by PayPal on the 15th of each month
- ✓Applications are open, through a form on the program page
- ✓TickTick gives students 25% off a year of Premium, which helps conversion with a student audience
- –Only 15% on Premium bought through the App Store or Google Play
- –Rewards stop after the referred account's first year
- –No cookie or attribution window is published — the referral is established when someone registers through your link
- –Paid by PayPal only, and balances under $25 roll over to the next month
- –No affiliate network is named, so terms and tracking sit with TickTick directly
Topics
TickTick runs its own affiliate program. Look for an "Affiliates" or "Partners" link in the footer of their website. We list program details for reference and don’t link out — always confirm the current terms with the program itself.