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Earn per click, per sale or both.

Your own storefront on wyrld.de with the products you really use and recommend. You group them into collections, show them with your own photos, and wyrld puts the partner shops’ offers and prices next to them. You put the link in your bio on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube.

No. wyrld is free for creators: no sign-up fee, no subscription, no cost per product. wyrld earns from the shops’ fees, not from you.

Through the affiliate links wyrld creates for you. Depending on the shop, you are paid for clicks on an offer (CPC), earn a commission when someone buys there (CPA), or both. wyrld has both.

It depends on the shop and the product. Every shop sets its own terms, including whether it pays per click, per sale or both. You can see what a product earns you in your dashboard, where you follow your clicks and commission live.

CPC (cost per click) means you are paid for the click, even if nobody buys afterwards. CPA (cost per acquisition) means you earn a commission on a purchase. Many platforms pay only one of the two. wyrld has shops that pay per click, shops that pay per sale and shops that pay both.

No. wyrld is connected to more than 90,000 shops and creates the affiliate links for you. All you need is your wyrld account. You skip separate sign-ups and approvals per brand.

When you add a product, wyrld looks for the same item across all partner shops. If it is found, your community sees the offers with prices side by side. Whichever shop they pick through your links, you earn on the click, the sale or both, depending on the shop.

At the start of each month wyrld settles the previous month. You are paid by PayPal or bank transfer. Commission on sales is paid out once the shop or affiliate programme has paid wyrld.

It follows from the details you enter. In Germany the credit note shows 19% VAT. Under the German small-business VAT scheme (Kleinunternehmer) it shows no VAT and refers to § 19 UStG. For other EU countries it is issued under reverse charge (§ 13b UStG) and needs your VAT ID. Outside the EU the credit note shows no German VAT either: it is also issued under reverse charge, and wyrld accounts for the German VAT.

Your name or company name, address, country, your tax status (Kleinunternehmer yes or no, VAT ID or tax number) and how you want to be paid, by PayPal or to a bank account. You confirm the details once yourself; after that an agency can no longer change them, only you or the wyrld team.

No. wyrld uses self-billing: every month you receive a credit note, which you find under “Billing” in your dashboard and can use directly for your bookkeeping.

Yes. wyrld issues credit notes to Kleinunternehmer just as it does to VAT-registered creators. You state your tax status when you sign up; billing takes care of the rest.

With self-billing, you don’t write the invoice; wyrld does. Every month wyrld issues a credit note for your earnings from clicks (CPC), sales (CPA) or both, depending on the shop. Under German VAT law, a credit note counts as an invoice if this was agreed in advance (§ 14(2) UStG). On wyrld, that agreement is part of the creator terms. You find every credit note in your dashboard under “Billing”.

Yes. wyrld works with any legal structure: sole traders (including Kleinunternehmer), a GmbH or a company abroad, for example in Dubai, Switzerland or the UK. Companies in other EU countries need a VAT ID; without it, payouts stay on hold until you add it.

Yes. wyrld GmbH is a German company from Hamburg and settles with creators in Germany, in other EU countries and outside the EU, for example in the UK, Switzerland or the UAE. Your earnings are shown in euros (EUR). In other EU countries we need your VAT ID; without it we cannot pay out.

You need a registered trade, freelance work or a company. Under its creator terms, wyrld only works with businesses (Unternehmer under § 14 of the German Civil Code, BGB), not with private individuals. Kleinunternehmer are welcome. You pay income tax and VAT yourself. Your tax adviser can tell you what applies to you.

If an order is returned, you do not earn commission on it. Commission is calculated on the net value of a purchase, that is, after VAT, shipping, discounts, returns and cancellations.

Anything from more than 90,000 partner shops, over a billion products in total, Amazon included. You search the catalogue or paste a product link. If a product is missing, request it via “Can’t find your product?”.

Yes, after separate approval. Your own products, such as merch or your own brand, run on wyrld’s infrastructure on separate terms. Get in touch with us.

Yes. If you recommend products with affiliate links, label your posts as advertising; as the creator, you are responsible for this. For audiences in Germany, the German media authorities recommend “Werbung” or “Anzeige” as the first word; abbreviations such as “ad” are not enough. The creator guide shows how this looks in stories, reels and your bio. Open the creator guide →

Signing up takes a few minutes, and then your storefront is live at its own address. You set up your profile and storefront and share your link. The creator guide walks you through it step by step. Open the creator guide →

The creator terms do not set a minimum number of followers. Before your storefront appears in the creator overview and on the homepage, the wyrld team looks at your profile and your channels. There is no entitlement to this.

Yes. If you make racist, sexist, homophobic or hate-inciting statements, are involved in a public scandal that could seriously damage the image of wyrld or the brands, or commit a criminal offence, wyrld can end the partnership without notice and take your storefront down. This is set out in the creator terms (§ 9).

Yes. The creator terms do not require exclusivity. You can run your wyrld storefront alongside other programmes, for example as one of the links in your bio.

No. Your creator storefront is your own page on wyrld.de. You put the link in your bio on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube.

Yes, and we mean your own agency, the team that already manages you. It gets its own dashboard on wyrld, opens your storefront from there and works on your products and profile with you. You keep working in the same storefront, and you both see the same numbers. If your agency is not on wyrld yet, email us at info@wyrld.de.

The commission share you and your agency agree on. Your agency sets it in its dashboard as a percentage between 0 and 100. wyrld deducts it automatically from your storefront’s earnings at every monthly settlement, so it is not paid on top. You get your credit note, your agency gets its own, and you have nothing to pass on.

Yes. The agreement has no fixed term and either side can cancel with 30 days’ notice to the end of a month.

On wyrld you get your own storefront with price comparison and products from more than 90,000 shops. You earn per click, per sale or both, depending on the shop, and receive a credit note every month whatever your legal structure. According to its FAQ, LTK gives accepted creators access to a personal manager from LTK itself; on wyrld your own agency can work on your storefront with you. See the detailed comparison, with sources. Open the creator shop comparison →