Introduce MyDosha to the practitioners you know.
Earn when they join.

Teachers, schools and institutes, senior practitioners, and the people who run associations and events, if we approve them.

No. We read every application ourselves and approve the people who already have the trust of practitioners. If we approve yours, the rest happens online, without a call.

No. Your link gives them a 30-day free trial instead of the usual 14 days. That is all it gives. There is no discount, and you must not offer or promise one.

When a practice you referred starts paying for MyDosha. You earn nothing while it is in its free trial, and nothing from a practice that never pays.

For its first twenty-four months, counted on the calendar from its first payment, at the rate that applied on the day it signed up. A pause or a gap in payment does not extend it.

Your own MyDosha is free for twelve months, or 50 euro a month off on the Practice plan. A practice counts when its first payment falls inside your agreement year; a refunded first payment does not count, your own practice does not count, and each practice counts once. Reaching ten again in a later agreement year adds another twelve months. It is never paid out in cash, it ends if the agreement ends, and you need your own MyDosha practice account.

Your commission on that payment falls by the same proportion. If we already paid you for it, the difference comes off your next payment.

No. A practice you own, work in, are paid by or control is not a referral, and neither is one run by someone in your household. Your own practice is where the ten-practice reward applies.

Your ambassador page shows how many practices you brought and what you earned. It never shows who they are.

Say that you are paid. Whenever you recommend MyDosha in public, or to anyone who does not already know about your arrangement with us, say it plainly, in the same place and the same language as the recommendation. One line is enough:

"I earn a commission if you sign up."

• Never say or suggest that MyDosha diagnoses, treats or prescribes, checks a patient for drug interactions or for safety, raises warnings or alerts, or is a medical device. It is software for running an Ayurvedic practice.
• Never say it helps with a named illness, and never promise a clinical result, an income, new patients or a saving.
• No patient stories, patient photographs or before and after pictures.

• Approach practitioners you have taught, know professionally or meet in your normal work. No bought lists, no unsolicited bulk email or messaging.
• Do not present your link or code as a discount, do not put either on voucher or coupon sites, and do not buy search advertising on the word MyDosha or any name close to it.
• Do not register the name MyDosha, or anything close to it, as a company name, trade mark, domain or account handle.

The agreement also requires:

• Label it "Paid promotion". On social media, label every post that recommends MyDosha "Paid promotion" at the start, where it is seen without clicking "more". In a video, say it and show it on screen.
• Speak from experience. Only recommend MyDosha if you have used it or seen it working.

Yes. Either side can end the agreement at any time by email, with no notice and no reason. Commission you have already earned is still paid. Practices already credited to you keep earning for you until their twenty-four months are up, unless the agreement ended because you broke its terms. Your ten-practice reward ends at the end of the month in which the agreement ends.