Have followers? Get paid for every sale.
Share something a seller offers, with your own link. The seller pays you on UPI for each paid sale it brings.
See what paysFree, always. You must be 18 or older.
How it works
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Pick something that pays
You see what each seller pays, and how they’ve paid other promoters.
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Share your own link
In your bio, in a story, or on WhatsApp.
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Yano counts every paid sale
You and the seller see the same number.
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The seller pays your UPI
Then you tap “Yes, received”. Yano never pays you and never holds money.
No promises about amounts. What you’re paid depends on your followers and on what you share. Nobody can promise a number, and Yano won’t.
No more chasing in the dark
Every payment stays on record.
- Yano counts, not the sellerSo nobody argues about how many you sold.
- You see the amount and the dateWhat you’re owed, and the day it’s due.
- Late payers can’t hideIt shows on their public record, for every promoter to see.
Yano can’t move money or make anyone pay. It shows both sides the same facts, and pauses sellers who don’t pay.
Check a seller before you say yes
Doing a reel for a brand?
Put the deal on record.Soon
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Write the deal down
What you’ll post, the amount, and the date it’s due.
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Send the brand the link
They tap Yes. Now both of you have agreed to the same thing.
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Paid or late, it’s on record
You tap “Yes, received” when the money reaches you. If it doesn’t, the record says so.
Pays you
Nothing to share in your city yet. You could host your own meetup instead. Sign up and we’ll email you once when a seller there wants promoters.
Sell something of your own- Sellers pay you directly on UPI.
- You see how each seller has paid other promoters.
- Free, always.
Who pays me?
The seller, directly on UPI: after the event, or each month for things that aren’t events. Yano never pays you and never holds money. It counts every paid guest from your link and shows how each seller has paid other promoters.
What counts?
Paid passes booked with your link that aren’t cancelled. Free passes don’t count. The count becomes final 48 hours after an event, or 48 hours after the end of each month for anything else; a refund after that doesn’t lower it.
What if a buyer opens two promoters’ links?
The last link they opened counts. A buyer can also remove a code; that booking then isn’t counted.
What if a seller doesn’t pay?
Yano reminds them. Two days late, what they sell leaves this list. After 30 days it’s marked unpaid on their record for good, and they can’t use promoters until they pay. Yano can’t make anyone pay or move money.
What can’t Yano see?
Cash at the door, and money paid outside Yano. You see how many passes a seller cancelled or declined on your code.
Who can promote?
Anyone 18 or older. Say “Paid partnership” in your posts. What you’re paid is your own income for tax.
Have something of your own to sell? See how selling works. Selling and want promoters? See promoter links for sellers. By promoting you agree to the promoter terms.