Earn Commission by Promoting an AI Chatbot in India: How the RSFlowHub Promoter Program Works

Many small businesses in India still lose enquiries because nobody answers their website at 11 pm. If you run a YouTube channel, build websites or manage a community of business owners, you may already know people who need a chatbot. This guide explains how the program works, what you can realistically earn, what you can and cannot say, and how to decide if it is worth your time.

What the promoter program is

It is a referral program, also called an affiliate program. You share a personal link to RSFlowHub, which offers a no-code AI chatbot for websites, contact forms and AI APIs for developers. When someone creates an account through your link and pays, you earn a share of that payment.

You do not sell anything yourself or collect any money. You do not need to be a customer, and there is no joining fee. Earnings come only from real customer payments, not from bringing in other promoters.

How much you can earn

You earn 20% of each payment for 12 months after the customer signs up. Indian plan prices include 18% GST, and your share is worked out on the amount without GST. These are today's figures for one customer paying monthly:

The last column assumes the customer pays every month for all 12 months. Many will not, because plans are prepaid and never renew by themselves. Yearly plans earn the same 20%.

A simple example: if 5 people you refer each pay for the Starter plan in the same month, you earn about ₹475 for that month. This only shows the sum. It is not a promise of what you will earn.

People who sign up through your link get 10% off their first payment, unless they use a promo code. Your commission on that payment is worked out on what they actually pay, so it is slightly lower.

Your rate also goes up as you bring more paying customers: 25% from 10 paying customers, and 30% from 25 paying customers. The higher rate applies to new payments from then on.

How it works, step by step

1. Apply. Fill in the short form on the promoter page and tell us where you will share the link. We review every application, usually within 2 working days.
2. Get your link. Once approved, your dashboard shows your link. It ends in ?ref= and your code.
3. Share it. Put it in video descriptions, blog posts, WhatsApp groups or client proposals. Your dashboard also has ready messages in English, Hindi and Gujarati, QR codes and a guide on what to say.
4. People sign up. We remember your code on the visitor's device for 30 days. If they create an account in that time, the account stays linked to you. The first promoter link a visitor opens is the one that counts.
5. You earn when they pay. Your dashboard shows clicks, signups, paying customers and your earnings: pending, payable and paid.

Who it suits

It works best when the people who trust you run a business or build websites:

• Web designers, agencies and freelancers who can add a chatbot to client websites.
• YouTubers, bloggers and Instagram creators who cover small business, marketing or tools.
• Admins of WhatsApp or Telegram groups for business owners, where the group has agreed to such posts.
• Consultants and digital marketers whose clients get enquiries through their website.
• Developers and tech writers, who can also recommend the AI APIs.

It will be harder if your audience is mostly students or job seekers, because they rarely need a business chatbot. A big audience of the wrong people usually earns less than a small audience of the right ones.

What to share with your audience

Showing the chatbot works better than listing features. A few ideas that are easy to start with:

• A short screen recording. Open the live chatbot demo and show it answering a question.
• A page for their kind of business. Send clinics, coaching institutes and others to the matching page from the industry templates.
• A before and after post. Compare a website where nobody replies at night with one that answers at once and saves the enquiry.
• An honest review. Try it on a real website and share what you liked and what you did not.

For exact prices, send people to the pricing page, because prices and sales can change. If you need background, read what a website chatbot costs in India.

What you cannot do

Breaking these rules cancels the commissions involved and may close your promoter account:

• Signing up through your own link, or creating extra accounts to earn commission.
• Sending spam, posting fake reviews or adding your link to groups where it is not welcome.
• Running paid ads on the RSFlowHub name.
• Promising sales, rankings or results, or inventing features, prices, discounts or deadlines.
• Saying it uses the WhatsApp Business API or sends WhatsApp messages. It can show a button that opens WhatsApp, and nothing more.

The full list is in the program rules.

Payouts and tax

Each commission waits 30 days, because customers can ask for a refund within that time. If a payment is refunded or cancelled, its commission is cancelled too. After that it becomes payable, and we send payouts by UPI or bank transfer once your payable balance reaches ₹500.

You are responsible for any tax on your earnings. Commission income can be taxable, so ask a chartered accountant what applies to you, especially if your earnings grow.

Is it worth your time?

It can be, if you already reach people who need a chatbot. It will not replace a salary on its own, and your first payout takes time: a customer has to sign up and pay, then the 30-day wait has to pass, and you need ₹500 payable.

Joining costs nothing, so the real cost is your time. A sensible way to test it is to try the chatbot yourself, share it with a few people who could genuinely use it, and see what your dashboard shows after a month.

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