Chrome extension
Widda remembers the promo codes and referral links of the YouTubers you subscribe to, and offers them when you're about to pay. You click Apply; they get credit.
Free for viewers.
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Copy & applyHow it works
The creator you rank highest who has a promo for the store you're on wins.
Your creators, in priority order
3 of your 142 subscriptions are on Widda.
Your creators, in priority order
Drag to reorder. The highest-ranked creator with a promo for a store wins there.
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AppliedFor viewers
For creators
Pricing for creators
One price. A creator is charged when a subscriber clicks Apply on their promo, at most once per subscriber, per store, per day.
1,000 activations in a month is $50. The commission from the store or affiliate program is yours.
Trust
The category earned its reputation by quietly swapping attribution. Widda's rules are written into public code.
The card offers; the click is yours. Creators are billed on that click and on nothing else.
If someone else's referral is already active, Widda stands down and tells you.
The extension is MIT-licensed and builds deterministically, so anyone can rebuild it and compare it to what's published.
Widda offers are affiliate offers. Using one supports the creator at no extra cost to you. Widda reads your YouTube subscriptions to find creators you already follow, and runs on supported stores.
Questions
A specific, growing list. Widda runs on the stores it supports and shows its card at their checkouts.
They drop off your list at the next sync. The list mirrors your YouTube subscriptions.
Codes come straight from the creator, who is the one to fix a bad one. Telling them is the fastest route.
A count. Their dashboard lists activations per store and per day.
They can add whatever they like to their own account, and they're the one billed for it.
Viewers install once. Creators add their codes in a minute.