Do your links earn you the higher share?
For creators promoting their own links and expecting 75% — what has to be true for a link to be credited.
Only a sale that EVVA records as coming from one of your own traffic links earns you 75%. Where no such record exists for a purchase, the sale settles at 50/50.
Read this before you plan a campaign around the higher rate.
What has to be true for a link to be credited
- The link is an EVVA traffic link of the creator-link kind and carries your creator reference. A plain URL you wrote yourself is not one.
- The visit is recorded as a tracked arrival. EVVA issues tracking for arrivals on its own destinations; a link pointing somewhere outside EVVA carries none.
- The purchase happens within 7 days of that recorded visit.
If all three hold, the order is attributed to you and your share is 75%.
Share the traffic link EVVA generated for you, exactly as it was generated. A link you rebuilt or retyped can lose your creator reference, and a link that sends people to an external destination carries no tracking — in either case no visit is recorded. Nothing fails visibly when that happens: the link works, the buyer arrives, the purchase goes through, and the sale is split 50/50 with the reason “nothing qualified”.
What you can do now
- Do not price on the assumption of 75%. EVVA quotes a range when you set a price because the rate is not known until the order is placed. Use the bottom of the range for planning.
- Check what a sale actually paid. The transactions table on your earnings page shows gross, fee and net per sale, and the Your split card shows the percentage you have realised across your completed sales. That is the honest answer for your account. See Your earnings page explained.
There is no “the platform stole my buyer” case
A 50/50 sale never means the platform claimed credit for a buyer you brought. It means no qualifying record was found for that purchase. See Why some sales pay you 50% and others 75%.