Getting started with Dub
Learn how to manage affiliate links, track commissions, and receive payouts with Dub.
Dub is Framer’s referral tracking platform for verified creators. Use it to manage affiliate links, monitor performance, and receive commission payouts.
You can access your affiliate links through the Links tab in your Framer Community profile settings, while Dub provides detailed analytics and payout management.
What is Dub?
Dub helps you track and manage your affiliate activity. While affiliate links are managed through the Framer Community, Dub provides additional insights through analytics, conversion tracking, and payout reporting.
With Dub, you can:
Monitor sign-ups and conversions from your affiliate links
Track commissions and payout activity
Access detailed analytics to measure performance
Managing affiliate links
You can create and manage your affiliate links from the Links tab in your Framer Community profile settings.
From there, you can access your referral links and share them across websites, social platforms, newsletters, and other channels.
Getting paid
Commission payouts are processed monthly through Dub and cover commissions earned two months earlier. To receive a payout, your account must have a minimum eligible balance of $200.
To avoid payment delays, make sure your payout information is complete and up to date in Dub.
Understanding pending conversions
Conversions initially appear as pending to account for potential refunds.
When someone upgrades using your affiliate link, the conversion remains pending for 30 days.
If no refund occurs during that period, the commission becomes confirmed.
Commissions may be adjusted if the referred customer cancels within their first year.
Understanding payout statuses
Payouts in Dub move through the following statuses:
Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
Pending | Commissions accumulate under a payout entry. Once the payout amount reaches $200, it becomes eligible for payment. |
Processing | When a payout is initiated, its status changes to Processing. This stage typically lasts around four business days before the funds are deposited into your bank account. |
Completed | The payout has been successfully processed and deposited into your bank account. |
Taxes and unsupported countries
You are responsible for reporting and paying any taxes owed on your earnings according to your local regulations. Framer does not withhold taxes from affiliate payouts.
If Stripe is not available in your country, you may be able to receive payouts by:
Creating a US-based LLC
Using a service such as Wise to create a Stripe-compatible account
Because tax and business requirements vary by region, consider consulting a qualified financial advisor for guidance.
If you have questions about Dub, payouts, or affiliate tracking, contact the Creator team at creators@framer.com.
Dub is Framer’s referral tracking platform for verified creators. Use it to manage affiliate links, monitor performance, and receive commission payouts.
You can access your affiliate links through the Links tab in your Framer Community profile settings, while Dub provides detailed analytics and payout management.
What is Dub?
Dub helps you track and manage your affiliate activity. While affiliate links are managed through the Framer Community, Dub provides additional insights through analytics, conversion tracking, and payout reporting.
With Dub, you can:
Monitor sign-ups and conversions from your affiliate links
Track commissions and payout activity
Access detailed analytics to measure performance
Managing affiliate links
You can create and manage your affiliate links from the Links tab in your Framer Community profile settings.
From there, you can access your referral links and share them across websites, social platforms, newsletters, and other channels.
Getting paid
Commission payouts are processed monthly through Dub and cover commissions earned two months earlier. To receive a payout, your account must have a minimum eligible balance of $200.
To avoid payment delays, make sure your payout information is complete and up to date in Dub.
Understanding pending conversions
Conversions initially appear as pending to account for potential refunds.
When someone upgrades using your affiliate link, the conversion remains pending for 30 days.
If no refund occurs during that period, the commission becomes confirmed.
Commissions may be adjusted if the referred customer cancels within their first year.
Understanding payout statuses
Payouts in Dub move through the following statuses:
Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
Pending | Commissions accumulate under a payout entry. Once the payout amount reaches $200, it becomes eligible for payment. |
Processing | When a payout is initiated, its status changes to Processing. This stage typically lasts around four business days before the funds are deposited into your bank account. |
Completed | The payout has been successfully processed and deposited into your bank account. |
Taxes and unsupported countries
You are responsible for reporting and paying any taxes owed on your earnings according to your local regulations. Framer does not withhold taxes from affiliate payouts.
If Stripe is not available in your country, you may be able to receive payouts by:
Creating a US-based LLC
Using a service such as Wise to create a Stripe-compatible account
Because tax and business requirements vary by region, consider consulting a qualified financial advisor for guidance.
If you have questions about Dub, payouts, or affiliate tracking, contact the Creator team at creators@framer.com.
FAQ
Where can I find my affiliate links?
You can access and manage your affiliate links from the Links tab in your Framer Community profile settings.
Why is my conversion still marked as pending?
Conversions remain pending for 30 days after a referred customer upgrades. This waiting period helps account for refunds before commissions are confirmed.
When will I receive my payout?
Payouts are processed monthly and include commissions earned two months earlier. Your eligible payout balance must also reach at least $200 before a payment can be issued.
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