Nutrola Creator Code Payout Schedule and Monthly Statement

Nutrola pays creator code commission monthly. This guide covers when you receive payment, what the statement includes, how refunds are handled, what happens to small balances, and worked examples using US prices so you can see how the timing works.

When is creator code commission paid?

Monthly, the month after a subscription converts. If a follower enters your code on 15 September and their subscription begins, that commission is earned in September and paid to you in October. If they convert on 30 September, the timing is the same: September is the earn month, October is the pay month. A month's conversions pay out together with one statement.

How does the refund timing work?

A subscription refunded inside the earn month is simply not paid. Once a payout has gone out, nothing is ever taken back from you later, even if the subscriber refunds after that. Paying a month behind is what makes this possible: the refund window inside the earn month has already closed by the time the money reaches you.

What does a monthly statement show?

Every qualifying subscription, so you can see what was paid on what. If ten followers entered your code in a month and five paid the yearly plan while five paid the monthly plan, the statement lists all ten and the total for the month.

What if a month has no qualifying subscriptions?

Then there is nothing to pay out or list for that month. The schedule only produces a payment and a statement for months where a subscription converted, renewed or rebilled the month before.

Does a discounted or local price change how I am paid?

The schedule stays the same, monthly, the month after conversion, with a statement. What changes is the amount: a discounted or local price pays 20% of the price the subscriber actually paid, not 20% of the US price.

What about renewals?

Renewals and monthly rebills enter the payment run in the month they bill. A subscriber who paid $39.99 yearly on 25 September and renews on 25 September the following year is earned in that September and paid in the October after it, the same as any first payment.

What happens to small balances?

They roll into the next month rather than being paid out on their own. If a month's earnings are small, Nutrola adds them to the following month's payout instead of sending them separately, so small amounts are not lost, just combined with what you earn next.

What is the difference between the earn month and the refund window?

When the refund happens	What you are paid
Inside the month the subscription converted (the earn month)	Nothing for that subscription, it is simply not paid
Any time after that payout has already gone out	You keep what you were paid, it is never clawed back

What do the worked examples look like?

Illustration, not a promise: assumes US prices ($39.99 yearly plan pays $8.00, $9.99 monthly plan pays $2.00). Figures are arithmetic on stated assumptions, not an earnings claim.

Month	Follower A: enters code 20 September, $9.99 monthly	Follower B: enters code 25 September, $39.99 yearly	Paid to you
September	pays $9.99, you earn $2.00	pays $39.99, you earn $8.00	nothing yet (September is earned, October is paid)
October	rebills $9.99, you earn $2.00		$10.00 (September earnings from A and B), with a statement
November	rebills $9.99, you earn $2.00		$2.00 (October earnings from A), or rolled forward if small
September next year		renews at $39.99, you earn $8.00	B's renewal ($8.00) is paid in October of next year

In this example, A stays on the monthly plan and you receive $2.00 every month for as long as A stays subscribed. B converts once a year and you receive $8.00 every September the subscription renews. You are paid the month after each payment, so each earn month pays out the next month.

How do I track my earnings?

Keep your monthly statements. Each one lists every qualifying subscription for that month, so together they are the full record of what was paid, on what, and when.

Am I paid differently for yearly versus monthly subscribers?

Yes, in timing rather than rate. A yearly subscriber pays you $8.00 at each renewal, once a year; a monthly subscriber pays you $2.00 at each rebill, every month. Monthly subscribers pay more often in smaller amounts, yearly subscribers pay less often in a larger amount. Both are tracked and both are paid the month after they convert. What a referred subscriber is worth to a creator over time.

Does the payout schedule apply whether or not I have a paid deal?

Yes. The code pays on the same monthly schedule whether it runs on its own or on top of a paid deal, because the code and any fee for reels are separate parts of an offer; the fee's own terms, if there is one, are set per creator and written into the offer before you film. Running the code on its own.

Where can I read the other rules that affect payout?

This guide covers the schedule and the statement. The separate rules about who can redeem a code, what voids a commission, and what keeps a code live are covered in Nutrola creator code rules and what voids commission.

See creators.nutrola.app/en/apply to get set up with a code.