The fomo affiliate and creator program

Who can apply

fomo’s help centre: “fomo runs an affiliate and creator program for publishers, creators, community leaders, and anyone with an audience. There is no minimum follower count required to apply.” The affiliates page names “creators, publishers, bloggers, media outlets, community leaders, and more”. There is no separate publisher program. Publishers and blogs apply to this one.

You apply at fomo.family/affiliates with an email address and a social handle. fomo says it “reviews every submission and responds within a few business days”.

What approval adds

	Every fomo user	Approved affiliate
Referral link	fomo.family/r/<username>	The same link
Commission	25% of referrals’ trading fees	Standard share, plus “bonus tiers with higher rates” for top affiliates
Published rate	25%	None for the tiers
Tracking	Rewards screen in the app	An affiliate dashboard for conversions and earnings
Support	In-app support	A dedicated affiliate manager, creative assets, campaign ideas
Extras		Merch, early access, “special promotions and bonus opportunities”

The affiliates page shows three tier names, Silver, Gold and Platinum, and no rates for any of them. Anyone quoting a specific affiliate percentage is quoting something fomo hasn’t published.

How it pays

Commissions reach the affiliate’s fomo cash balance automatically. fomo says there is “no cap on what you can earn”. Solana shares arrive inside each referred trade. EVM shares are collected once they add up to a small minimum. The affiliates page says “extra bonuses are paid out on a monthly basis.”

The affiliates page also shows a headline figure for referral fees paid to date. Readers of different copies have reported different numbers, and the page doesn’t say what it counts, so we don’t repeat it. The part of referral payouts visible in public data is covered in the referral program.

The rules that bind affiliates

The affiliates page says your link “works across any platform”, naming blogs and newsletters. fomo’s Terms, rewritten on October 26, 2026, add limits for anyone seeking referral rewards. Unless fomo “expressly authorizes otherwise in writing”, you must not:

• buy or arrange paid ads using a code or fomo’s name, logos or branding, including paid search and paid social;
• bid on keywords containing fomo’s name, misspellings or similar terms;
• run a referral, affiliate, coupon or other promotional website or landing page that uses fomo’s name in its domain, subdomain, page title, metadata or look;
• pay or induce anyone to use your code.

Affiliates must also disclose referral compensation where the law requires it. They must not make “misleading or unsupported claims about fees, returns, rewards, or assets”, or imply that fomo endorses them. If fomo suspects prohibited promotion, it can disable the code, remove referral links, cancel undelivered rewards and recover payments already made.

So for a website the line is: writing about fomo with your link is what the program invites. A site that carries fomo’s name in its domain or title needs fomo’s written authorization first, and approval into the program is the natural place to get it. This site’s domain contains the name, which is why JomoBench publishes no fomo code today (our position).

Before you apply

• Referral shares are not guaranteed. fomo “may reduce any share to zero” and promises no fixed attribution period.
• Each referred user can have only one referrer, attached before their first trade. Late links earn nothing.
• Telling followers a code gives more than 0.45% instead of 0.50% would be the kind of “unsupported claim about fees” the Terms prohibit. See why fake codes mislead.