Some of these pay real money through Stripe. Some pay advertising credit you can only spend on Quborly. The difference is marked on every card, because it matters.
The main way people earn here. You set the price and keep all of it — Quborly's service fee (10% on Free, 5% on Creator Pro and Scale) and card processing are added on top and paid by the attendee at checkout. You can also test demand first with a conditional pre-sale, where nobody is charged unless the event reaches its minimum.
Run a paid community and charge a monthly membership. Same economics as tickets: you keep the listed price and members pay the service fee on top.
When a host switches Earn on for their event, anyone eligible can share a personal link and earn a fixed amount or percentage on the paid tickets it brings in. The commission comes out of the host's proceeds, so buyers pay the same either way. You must disclose that you may be paid, every time you share.
Share your affiliate link. Anyone who signs up through it is bound to you at signup, and when they sell tickets or memberships you earn a share of the fee Quborly collects — not of their proceeds — for 12 months. Applications are reviewed by hand.
When someone new joins Quborly through your invite link and confirms their account, promotional advertising credit is added to your balance. The credit goes to you, not to the person you invited, and is capped per rolling window.
Approved nonprofits and creators receive advertising credit, free or discounted plan access, and launch placement. Participation is at Quborly's discretion and may require verification.
Business Plus pages can publish deals to reach Quborly audiences and trade services with other Business Plus pages through the Service Exchange. No commission is taken and no credits change hands — it is a board for arranging things directly.
Step-by-step walkthroughs live in the How To guides. Payout mechanics are in the Payments Policy.