Introducing the Sequence affiliate program

The program is for people who already help others run social content: agency owners, consultants, educators, creators, newsletter writers and communities. It is free to join, and you do not need to be a Sequence customer.

The useful starting point is a real workflow problem. Perhaps a client is chasing approvals across email threads, or a student is ready to move from a spreadsheet into a shared content workspace. A recommendation means more when you can explain which part of their work Sequence could help with.

You do not need to turn every conversation into a referral. Share Sequence when it fits, and try the free plan first if you want to understand the product before recommending it.

You earn 30% of the referred workspace's first cleared payment on a Pro plan. Monthly and yearly plans both qualify. If the team chooses yearly billing, the full upfront yearly payment counts.

This is a first-payment commission, not an ongoing share of subscription renewals. There is no cap on the number of teams you can refer, and no minimum balance before you qualify for your first payout.

Commissions are tallied at the end of each month and paid the following month, once the referral's payment has cleared. A visit or a free signup on its own does not generate a commission.

Your personal referral link runs through Dub, the partner portal used for applications, referral links, attribution, commissions and payouts.

Sequence uses first-touch attribution with a 90-day window. The referral link that first brings someone to Sequence receives the credit, rather than a later link taking over. The referral is connected to the customer at signup, so the connection can carry through the gap between their first visit and first payment.

Use your personal referral link when sharing. A plain link to the Sequence homepage is not the same as your tracked affiliate link.

An agency consultant might include the link in a client onboarding document alongside an explanation of how the team will plan and approve content. An educator might add it to the resources for a course module on managing a content calendar. A creator could include it below a video showing their actual planning process.

A newsletter recommendation can work too, especially when it describes who the product suits and what you have used it for. Keep the recommendation specific, make the affiliate relationship clear, and avoid claims you cannot support.

The program does not allow referrals to your own workspace, bidding on Sequence brand terms in paid search, or sharing links in ways that misrepresent the product or its pricing. Commissions on referrals that breach these rules are withheld.

Before sharing price or feature details, check the current pages. The affiliate program page is the reference for program terms, and Sequence pricing explains the available plans.

If there is an agency, creator or content team you already think would benefit from Sequence, the affiliate program gives you a way to be paid for that introduction.

Apply to the Sequence affiliate program, or read the program details before deciding.

Program details checked on 4 September 2026.