Earn 60% of every sale — $29.99 a time

Why 60% is worth paying attention to

Most affiliate programs in trading education pay between 20% and 40%. Whop's own platform default for product affiliates is 30%. This program pays 60%, which means the majority of every sale goes to the person who made it happen rather than to the seller.

That is a deliberate trade. A course has no per-unit cost, so the choice is between keeping more of a small number of sales or keeping less of a larger number. Paying above the platform default is what makes it worth someone's time to promote a product from a small brand instead of a large one — and this is a small brand, which is exactly why the rate has to compensate for that.

The honest flip side: a higher percentage of nothing is still nothing. 60% only matters if the product is something people actually want, which is why the next section is about the product rather than the commission.

What you are actually promoting

The CRTLAB course teaches CRT × Mitigation — Candle Range Theory combined with ICT mitigation concepts — as one structured method rather than as scattered ideas. It is a one-time purchase at $49.99 with lifetime access, sold and delivered through Whop.

Before you promote it, read it. The concepts are covered free on this site — the CRT primer, the worked strategy walkthrough, and the reference entries — so you can judge the material yourself rather than taking a sales page's word for it. Affiliates who have actually read what they recommend convert better and get fewer refunds, and refunds are clawed back.

Be equally clear about what it is not. It is educational material about a trading method. It is not a signals service, not a guarantee, and not a way to make money without work. Promoting it as any of those gets refunds, complaints and eventually a closed account.

How to join, step by step

1. Create a free Whop account. Whop handles the checkout, the tracking and the payouts. If you already buy or sell anything on Whop you can use the same account.
2. Open the CRTLAB affiliate page and join. That is the link below. It opens Whop's sign-in first — that is expected, the affiliate portal sits behind your account. Once you are in, joining generates your unique referral link.
3. Set up a Whop company so you can be paid. Affiliate earnings are transferred to a Whop company balance, so you need one to receive them. It is free and takes a few minutes. Do this before you start promoting, not after your first sale.
4. Share your link where traders already are. Every purchase attributed to you inside the 30-day window pays $29.99. You can see clicks and conversions in your Whop dashboard.

The whole thing takes about ten minutes, and the only part people skip is setting up the Whop company — which is the part that lets you actually get paid.

Ways to promote this that actually work

The failure mode for a new affiliate is posting a bare link somewhere and waiting. Links without context get ignored at best and removed at worst. What works is being useful first and letting the link be the obvious next step.

Answer real questions where traders already gather. Reddit, Discord servers, forums and comment sections are full of people asking what CRT is, how a liquidity sweep works, or where to start with ICT. A genuinely good answer that happens to end with a resource outperforms a hundred drive-by links. Most communities allow this; almost none allow spam. Read the rules of each one.

Use the free material as the hook, not the course. Sending someone straight to a $49.99 checkout from a cold click rarely converts. Sending them to a reference entry or the free calculators costs them nothing, builds trust, and lets the course sell itself to the people who want more. Your link still gets the credit when they buy within the window.

Make comparison content. “CRT vs ICT”, “what I'd learn first if I started over”, “free ICT resources that are actually worth it” — this kind of content ranks and gets shared because it is useful on its own. It also pre-qualifies: someone who reads a comparison and still wants the structured version is a buyer, not a browser.

Show the method, do not just describe it. A short clip or thread marking a range, a sweep and the expansion on a real chart demonstrates the idea in seconds. People buy structured teaching after they have seen the structure make sense once.

What to avoid, in your own interest. No profit claims, no fabricated results, no screenshots of accounts that are not yours, and no implying the course guarantees an outcome. Beyond being against Whop's terms and most ad platforms' policies, it produces exactly the buyer who refunds — and a refunded sale pays you nothing.

The terms, stated plainly

• Commission: 60% of the sale price — $29.99 on the $49.99 course.
• Attribution: 30-day window, tied to the buyer's Whop account rather than only a browser cookie.
• Refunds: commission on a refunded sale is automatically clawed back.
• Payouts: handled by Whop into your Whop company balance. You need a company set up to receive them.
• Cost to join: nothing. No fee, no application, no minimum audience.

Whop's own terms govern tracking and payment, and they can change them independently of this page — check your dashboard for the current position rather than treating this as the contract.

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