Nutrola Creator Code Rules and What Voids Commission

The Nutrola creator code has a small set of rules: who can redeem it, what voids a commission, and how long the code stays active. This guide goes through each rule as the program states it, plus disclosure.

Who can redeem a creator code?

Only new Nutrola accounts. Someone who already has a Nutrola account cannot enter your code later and start counting toward your commission. Only a person creating an account for the first time, entering the code during onboarding, can redeem it.

Can you redeem your own code?

No. A creator cannot redeem their own code and earn commission from their own subscription.

What sign-ups void commission?

Incentivised or fake sign-ups. That covers paying or rewarding a follower to use your code and coordinating sign-ups that are not genuine. The program states this as a rule; it does not publish how a sign-up is reviewed.

Sign-up	Rule
A follower who enters your code on their own, as a new account	Counts
An existing account entering a code later	Does not count, only new accounts can redeem
Your own account, using your own code	Does not count
Incentivised (paid or rewarded to sign up)	Voids the commission
A fake sign-up	Voids the commission

What counts as an incentivised sign-up?

In plain terms, an incentivised sign-up is one where the follower was paid, rewarded, or otherwise given something in exchange for using your code, rather than choosing to use it on its own. Examples that fit that description: paying a follower to sign up, offering a giveaway entry for using the code, or coordinating a group of accounts to sign up together. The rule the program states is that this voids the commission; it does not list every possible case.

How long does a code stay active?

As long as you keep it visible on your profile. Taking it down stops new sign-ups from your code, but subscribers you already referred keep paying out.

What counts as keeping a code visible?

Nutrola's own placement advice is a bio, a pinned comment under reels where the app appears, a story highlight, or captions where the app is the point. Any of those keeps the code visible to someone who wants to use it.

Can I share my code anywhere other than my public profile?

The code works wherever it is typed into the app during onboarding, and it is not tied to a tracking link or a cookie window, so it works the same from an Instagram bio, a TikTok caption, a YouTube description, or a newsletter.

Do you have to disclose the code?

Yes. Disclose every post the code earns from with the platform's paid partnership label or #ad, and with whatever your own country requires on top of that. Nutrola never asks a creator to hide that a post is paid, and this applies the same way whether the code is running on its own or alongside a paid deal. A code that pays you commission is a paid arrangement even when no separate fee changes hands, which is why the same disclosure rule covers a code-only post as much as it covers a fully paid one.

What if I am not sure whether a sign-up counts?

The program does not publish a way to check a specific sign-up in advance. What is published is the rule itself: a genuine sign-up from a new account counts, and an incentivised or fake one does not, whichever platform it came through.

Do the code rules apply the same way if I also have a paid deal?

Yes. The rules for redeeming a code and keeping it live are the same whether the code runs on its own or on top of a paid deal. Any fee, bonus or other term in a paid deal is set per creator and written into the offer before you film; the code rules and rate stay the same either way. What goes into a written offer.

Do different codes earn at different rates?

No. Every creator code pays 20% of the subscription price the subscriber paid. It is the same rate for every creator who has one, whatever platform the referral came from, and whatever else is or is not in that creator's offer.

What do these rules add up to?

Rule	What it means for you
New accounts only	An existing user switching to your code does not earn you anything
No self-redemption	Your own account on your own code does not count
No incentivised or fake sign-ups	The referral has to be genuine
Stay visible to stay live	Taking the code down stops new sign-ups, existing referrals keep paying
Same rate for everyone	20% of the price paid, no variation by creator

Where can I read how and when the code pays?

This guide covers the rules for redeeming a code and keeping it live. The separate schedule for when commission is paid, what a statement shows and how refunds are handled is covered in Nutrola creator code payout schedule and statement. For the full mechanics of the code in one place, see the creator code explained.

Code rules are the same for every creator. Apply at creators.nutrola.app/en/apply, and Nutrola sets up your account and your code.