The Partner Career Track

Anyone who refers people as a partner doesn't just earn commission — they also climb in rank and unlock real features by doing so. The affiliate center brings together what used to sit on three separate pages: rank, commission ladder, and medals.

The radar shows where you stand

At the top sits the current rank in large type, next to it the following one with an exact note of what's still missing — for example “Still needed: 4 subs · 8 sign-ups · 0 visitors”. Next to that, a radar counts the contacts referred, and below it run three progress bars for website visitors, sign-ups, and completed subscriptions — all three have to reach their target before the next rank unlocks.

Five ranks, with image, unlock, and a worked example

Every rank bundles three things at once: a threshold made of subscriptions, website visitors, and sign-ups, an unlock, and a medal. The commission ladder runs independently of rank, by the position of the subscription — subscription number 11 permanently pays 15%, even if the partner later stands much higher. That's why the column on the right doesn't show the commission for the rank itself, but the running monthly total if exactly as many subscriptions as the rank requires are active.

Lieutenant Commander currently has no fixed unlock yet. Fleet Admiral stays deliberately encrypted — it only becomes visible once the tier before it is reached.

Every shared GannSonar analysis counts

The share button on an L2 Deviation Matrix, FraktalGann, Pro Gann, or Trend Impulse analysis opens Telegram or X directly with a finished chart image, copies the link to the clipboard, or opens the native “Share…” sheet on a phone. That link carries your own referral code and leads to the GannSonar section of the website, in the recipient's language. Every visit through it counts as a website visitor in the affiliate center, re-tallied hourly. Per the app's own example, a shared analysis brings in 25 visitors on average.

What doesn't count: “Copy image” and “Save image” on desktop — an image alone carries no link. And without your own, logged-in account, there's no referral code to travel along.

Sharing from the Tutorials section counts the same way

Below every post in the Tutorials section of the website sits its own share bar — for X, Telegram, WhatsApp, Reddit, Facebook, LinkedIn, copying the link, or the device's native share sheet. This link, too, automatically carries your own referral code, whether it's an analysis or a tutorial post being shared.

In short

It used to be hard to say what a higher rank actually brings besides a bigger number. Now it says right next to each tier what it unlocks — and every shared analysis or tutorial post visibly counts toward getting there.