Streamers & partners
Send your audience to MafiaVoice with your own link, and get a real share of what the players you send actually pay us — not a one-time fee.
What it pays
- 15% of the net amount of each payment by a player you sent (what is left of the price after sales tax and the store's or payment provider's fee), for twelve calendar months from that player's first payment — recurring, not a one-time bonus.
- Paid out by hand, from MapleGate Systems, once at least C$50 is payable; each commission is held 60 days first, at most C$200 is earned in your first 3 months, and a code is paused automatically on signs of fraud. The full rules are in the terms.
- Not allowed: paid ads on our brand name, listing the code on coupon sites, posing as a player. We may cancel a commission earned by fraud or a breach of the rules. In every post, video or stream, say “ad” out loud and show it on screen.
- This is income, and you declare it yourself — we do not withhold tax; for a partner resident in Canada paid more than C$500 in a calendar year we file a T4A slip. Partners resident in Quebec are not taken yet. Every post, video or stream with your code must say plainly that you are paid.
How to get a code
Fill in the form below. A person reads every application and replies from a real inbox with your code, or with a question first.
What the link looks like
Your link: https://mafiavoice.com/?ref=YOURCODE
Anyone who registers through it is counted as brought by you, for as long as they keep paying, inside the twelve-month window.
How a sign-up is counted. Your code is not stored on the visitor's device. A new customer counts if they sign up in the same visit in which they opened your link, or type your code into the sign-up form before they have played (or within 12 hours of opening your link and starting to play). Someone who already has an account, or who already played before they entered your code, is not counted — typing it later does not change that. If a person opens the links of two partners, the site only knows the code in the address of the page they are on, so the link opened last is the one it sees — unless they had already started a game after the first link and sign up within 12 hours: then the first one counts. A code the person types in themselves counts over any link.
Full terms: the partner section of our terms.