dmrabbit Referral Program: Earn 30% Recurring Commission
If you're already telling people about dmrabbit, you might as well get paid for it. The referral program pays 30% recurring commission on every paid customer you refer, and here's the part that actually surprised us when we looked into it: you don't need a paid account yourself to join. Even free-plan users can refer people and earn.
Payouts go out monthly, on the 28th.
How it actually works
You get a unique referral link. Someone signs up through it and eventually upgrades to a paid plan. From that point on, you earn 30% of whatever they pay, every billing cycle, for as long as they stay a customer. Not a one-time bounty, a recurring cut.
That "recurring" part matters more than it might sound at first. A one-time referral bonus is nice, but it's a single payment. A recurring commission compounds the more people you refer over time, since each one keeps paying out month after month, not just once.
Who this actually makes sense for
Creators and educators talking about Instagram tools anyway. If you're already reviewing or recommending Instagram automation software to an audience, a referral link turns that content into ongoing income instead of a one-off mention.
Agencies managing client accounts. If you're setting up automation for clients regardless, referring them through your own link means you earn something extra on top of whatever you're already charging for the setup.
dmrabbit users who genuinely like the product. This is the simplest case. You use it, someone asks what you use, you send your link instead of just saying "dmrabbit."
Setting it up
Log into your dmrabbit dashboard and look for the referral section, usually under account settings. You'll get your unique link there. Share it wherever makes sense, a blog post, a video description, a DM to someone who asked.
There's not much more to it than that. No approval process to wait on, no minimum follower count, no application form.
A few things worth knowing before you start
The commission is tied to what the referred customer actually pays, so it scales with their plan, not a flat fee regardless of what they sign up for. And since it's recurring rather than one-time, the real value shows up over months, not in the first payout.
Worth also being upfront with people you refer, disclose that you're using a referral link if you're recommending it publicly. It's the honest thing to do, and most audiences don't mind at all when a recommendation is genuine.
The bottom line
A 30% recurring commission, open to free-plan users, with monthly payouts, is a fairly generous structure as referral programs go. If you're already in a position to recommend Instagram automation tools, whether that's to an audience, to clients, or just to friends who ask what you use, there's no real reason not to use your own link.
FAQ
Do I need a paid dmrabbit account to join the referral program? No. Free-plan users can join and earn commissions on the people they refer.
How much commission do I earn per referral? 30% recurring commission on what the referred customer pays, for as long as they remain a paying customer.
When do referral payouts happen? Monthly, on the 28th.
Is there a limit to how many people I can refer? There's no stated cap mentioned on the program, commissions scale with however many paying customers you refer.
Already using dmrabbit? Log in and find your referral link to start earning.