Yes, you can earn money on eXantria by inviting other creators. Under the eXantria Terms of Service, a referrer earns 5% of a new creator’s earnings, either for one month as a simple referral fee, or for 12 months as a commission if you keep supporting that creator, and you should get the lead approved by eXantria first.
This guide explains both options, what the Terms say (and do not say) about “support”, how to get a referral approved, and how to invite people in a way that keeps your own account in good standing.
What is the eXantria referral program?
The eXantria Terms of Service say the platform “offers referral fees for introducing others to our platform.” The FAQ also lists referral commissions as one of the ways creators can make money today, next to subscriptions, content sales, paid chats and custom perks, with earnings in USD.
If you know someone who would make a good eXantria creator, you can introduce them and earn a share of what they make.
How much do you earn from a referral?
The Terms describe two ways to earn from referring others:
- Referral fee: 5% of the creator’s earnings for 1 month, when you introduce the creator but do not provide ongoing support.
- Commission: 5% for 12 months, as long as you keep providing support for the creator.
Both options use the same 5% rate. The difference is how long it lasts. A one-time introduction earns for one month, while an active, supportive referral can earn for a full year.
Example data only: if a creator you referred earned $200 in a month, 5% of that would be $10 for that month. Real amounts depend entirely on what the creator you refer actually earns. The Terms don’t say whether earnings are counted before or after eXantria’s 20% fee.
Referral fee or commission: which one fits you?
Which option applies depends on whether you provide support; ask support to confirm.
- Choose the referral fee if you just want to point a friend to eXantria and let them run their own page.
- Choose the commission if you are happy to help the new creator get started, because the 12-month commission is tied to support.
The Terms don’t say what counts as “support,” and eXantria has not published a definition. Ask eXantria support what qualifies. Help such as setting up a profile, planning posts and answering questions is our own suggestion of what supporting a creator could look like, not an official definition.
How do you get a referral approved?
This is the step people miss. The Terms say: “You should contact us and get leads approved first.” So before you count on any referral income, do this:
- Contact eXantria support and tell them who you want to refer.
- Wait for eXantria’s answer before you count on any referral income. The Terms say you should get leads approved first, but they don’t say how a referral is tracked or linked to you, so ask support.
- Ask which option applies, the one-month referral fee or the 12-month commission with support.
- Send your invite to the new creator and point them to the sign-up page.
Who makes a good referral?
The best referrals are people who will actually enjoy creating and stick with it, since your 5% depends on their earnings. Good candidates include:
- Social media influencers who already have an engaged audience.
- Lifestyle and photo models, and cosplayers who post regularly.
- Digital trendsetters who want to earn directly from their most loyal fans.
Everyone you refer must be 18 or older, because eXantria is only for adults of legal age. They will also need to follow the same content rules as you. Our guide on what content is allowed on eXantria is a good link to share with them.
How to help a new creator get started
If you go for the 12-month commission, your support may be what keeps the commission going (confirm with eXantria support what counts). A simple first-month plan works well:
- Week 1: Help them get approved and set up their page. Share our creator account approval guide, then help them write a clear bio and pick a strong profile photo.
- Week 2: Plan a steady routine together using our weekly posting schedule guide.
- Week 3: Explain how earnings and withdrawals work, including the 20% platform fee and the first-withdrawal verification. Our article on how eXantria fees and withdrawals work covers this.
- Week 4: Review what posts got the best response and adjust the plan.
How to invite people the right way
Referral income only works if your own account stays in good standing, so invite people the clean way:
- Invite in person or privately, outside your eXantria page, and only through ways the Terms allow. The Terms say creators can’t advertise Viber and other platforms, and that creators advertising their own channels will be banned. If you’re unsure whether a method is allowed, ask support.
- Be honest about the money. Creators keep 80% of their earnings and eXantria’s fee is 20%. Don’t promise a new creator a certain income.
- Don’t spam. A personal message to someone who would genuinely enjoy creating works far better than mass messages.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a creator to refer someone?
The Terms describe referral fees for “introducing others to our platform” and don’t limit this to creators only. Contact support to confirm your situation before you start.
How is the 5% paid?
The Terms say the referral fee is 5% of the creator’s earnings but don’t say how it is paid out, whether it is counted before or after eXantria’s 20% fee, or whether it changes what the new creator receives. Ask eXantria support for the details when you get your lead approved.
Can I refer more than one creator?
The Terms don’t mention a limit either way. Each lead should be approved by eXantria first, so ask support.
Start earning on eXantria
Whether you want to create, refer friends, or both, the first step is your own free account. Create your free eXantria account and start earning.