Partner Program
Bring your clients. We do the rest, and you are paid for it.
Your code and your link
You get a partner code and a readable invite link (voicebros.com/invite/your-name). A client is linked to you when they sign up through your link or by typing the code. It only works for new accounts. The client sees who invited them before signing up and can opt out; after that, the link stays until we change it together.
What you earn
17.5% of what your linked clients spend. It is calculated per payment and capped so it never comes out of the voice artist's fee: the artist is paid first, in full. If a client books you as the artist, you receive both your artist fee and your partner share.
When you are paid
Your share is written to your wallet once a night, after the job is delivered and the artist has been paid — not when the client pays. Collected but undelivered work can still be refunded, and if a payment is refunded later, the share for it is reversed. Whatever is in your wallet you withdraw the same way as artist earnings.
What you see
Your linked clients; their jobs with name, amount and your share; what is in your wallet and what is still awaiting delivery. Which artist did the job is not shown — you are a voice artist here too, and that cuts both ways. You can also message the VoiceBros team straight from the panel.
Clients you already have on VoiceBros
If a client of yours already has an account, tell us. We can link them to you from a date we agree on; their earlier jobs stay visible but don't earn a share.
You can tell clients
- That you work with VoiceBros and can bring them onto the platform
- How the process works and what turnaround is typically like
- That VoiceBros bills and supports them, and that you will help with their first project
Please don't promise
- A price or a discount — you don't set prices
- A delivery date — that depends on the artist and the brief
- A specific artist — casting is the client's choice
- Extra revisions, free re-records or refunds — these follow the platform's standard terms
If a client asks something you're not sure about, the safest answer is "let me check with VoiceBros" — the panel has a direct line to us for exactly that. Nobody minds, and it costs far less than a promise we can't keep.
What we do
The account, the brief, casting, payment, invoicing, support, disputes and delivery. The client is a VoiceBros client and pays VoiceBros. You bring the relationship.
Frequently asked questions
52What is the Partner Program?
You bring your own clients to VoiceBros; every job those clients order on the platform earns you a share. Invoicing, payment, casting and delivery stay with VoiceBros — you bring the relationship.
Who can become a partner?
For now, only voice artists registered on VoiceBros. The program is invitation-based; when an artist says "I'm interested", we get in touch.
What do I need to do to become a partner?
Click "I'm interested" on the invitation in your panel, or write to us. After a short conversation, a partner code and an invite link are set up on your account.
Does it cost anything to be a partner?
No. Joining, the code and the link are free; there is no fee of any kind.
Does my artist account change when I become a partner?
No. Your artist account stays exactly as it is; a "Partner Program" item is added to your menu.
Can an agency, a production company or a non-artist become a partner?
Not today. The program is open to artists for now; if we widen it, we'll announce it.
Do I have to become a partner?
No. If you choose "Don't show again" on the invitation, you won't be asked again; you can write to us and join whenever you like.
Can I leave the program?
Yes, just write to us. Whatever has already landed in your wallet stays yours.
What is my partner code and where do I see it?
Panel → Partner Program. You have a short code (e.g. IREM) and a readable invite link: voicebros.com/invite/your-name.
Is there a difference between the code and the link?
No; both do the same thing. The link is for sharing, the code is for typing into the sign-up form.
Can I change my code?
Until your first client signs up, yes — write to us. After that the code is fixed; it may already be on a business card.
What does a client see when they click my link?
A welcome page titled "X invites you to VoiceBros": how it works in three steps, plus "Create an account" and "Browse artists first" buttons.
A client opened my link but didn't sign up right away. Is the link lost?
No. The invitation is remembered for 90 days; if they sign up within that time, they are linked to you.
What if a client signs up without my link?
If they type your code into the "Have a partner code?" field on the sign-up form, they are still linked to you. If they enter nothing, no link is made.
What if a client mistypes the code?
The form won't recognise it and will say so; the client can correct it or leave it blank.
Can a client decline the invitation?
Yes. They can remove it with "Remove this link" on the welcome banner; then no link is made.
Where can I share my link?
Anywhere: email signature, WhatsApp, business card, social media. The link itself says who you are and shows a preview card.
When does a client count as "mine"?
The moment they sign up with your code or link. The link is made at sign-up.
I have a client who already has a VoiceBros account. Can I link them?
Not by yourself — write to us. We can link them to you from a date we agree on together.
Do a transferred client's earlier jobs count?
No. Jobs before the agreed date are shown in your panel as "not in share" and earn nothing. Jobs after that date count.
How long does the link last?
Indefinitely. The client doesn't re-enter the code on later orders, and you don't re-send the link.
Can the link be removed?
Only by VoiceBros, in conversation with you. It doesn't drop off or expire on its own.
Can I link my own account with my own code?
No. You can't be your own client.
Can a client be linked to two partners?
No. A client is linked to one partner — whoever's code they signed up with first.
If my client works with another artist, do I still earn?
Yes. Your share comes from the job the client orders on the platform, whoever voices it.
How much do I earn?
17.5% of what your linked clients spend. The rate is shown in your panel as "your rate".
What is the share calculated on?
On the amount the client pays, per payment. Not on total turnover — each payment is calculated separately.
Does my share come out of the artist's fee?
No. The artist is paid first and in full; the partner share comes out of the platform's commission.
Is 17.5% always applied in full?
There is a per-payment cap: the share never touches the artist's fee. Unless the artist has a special commission arrangement, 17.5% applies as is.
If my client books me as the artist, do I earn twice?
Yes: you receive your artist fee and your partner share separately.
Is a share written when a client tops up their wallet?
Not at top-up. When the client spends that money on jobs, a share is written for each job — the top-up isn't counted twice.
If my rate changes, are my earlier jobs affected?
No. The rate is frozen at each payment; a rate change only applies to later payments.
What happens if my client gets a refund?
The share for that payment is taken back from your wallet. It shows in your panel as "reversed".
Do bulk projects / long-term contracts earn a share?
Yes; every payment the client makes through the platform counts.
Is tax or withholding applied to my share?
Your share is treated the same way as your artist earnings and paid the same way. For your own tax position, we recommend asking your accountant.
When does my share land in my wallet?
After the job is delivered and the artist has been paid, in the nightly reconciliation. Not the moment the client pays.
Why after delivery rather than right away?
Collected but undelivered work can be cancelled and refunded. We'd rather not pay you something we might have to take back.
What does "awaiting delivery" mean in the panel?
Money you've earned that hasn't landed yet because the job isn't delivered. Once the job closes, it lands the following night.
When does the share for a job delivered today show up?
The next morning. Reconciliation runs once a night.
How do I withdraw my share?
From the Wallet page, the same way you withdraw artist earnings — same methods, same minimum, same timing.
Is there a separate wallet for the partner share?
No, the same wallet. It appears in the transaction list under its own "Partner share" label, so it doesn't mix with your artist earnings.
Is payment different if I'm outside Turkey?
No. However your artist payouts work, the partner share works the same way.
What do I see in the panel?
Your linked clients, when they joined, their projects (name, amount, your share), what's in your wallet / awaiting delivery, and recent jobs.
Can I see which artist did my client's job?
No. You're an artist here too; nobody can see which colleague is working with which client. The rule works both ways.
Can I see the content of my client's project (script, audio)?
No. Only the project name, amount and your share are shown.
Who do I write to if I have a question or problem in the panel?
Use the "Direct line to VoiceBros" box on the right of the panel. We reply there and also notify you by email.
Can I quote a price to a client?
No. The platform sets prices; a figure you quote is one we may not be able to honour. Say "you'll see the price instantly on the site".
Can I give a client a delivery date?
Don't give your own date; quote the turnaround the platform states. Timing depends on the artist and the brief.
Can I promise a client a discount, extra revisions or a refund?
No. These follow the platform's standard terms, which the client accepts at checkout.
A client asked me something I'm not sure about. What do I say?
"Let me check with VoiceBros." Nobody minds, and it costs far less than a promise we can't keep. The direct line in your panel is there for exactly that.
Can I send my client a shortlist of artists?
Yes. On the Artists page, tick the box in the corner of the cards you like (up to 12 artists), press the Share bar at the bottom, give the list a name and create the link. Your client opens the link without signing up, listens to the demos, gives each artist a 👍/👎 and leaves notes. You can also send a white-label link that shows no VoiceBros branding. You track views and votes in the "Shared lists" section of your Partner Program page, where you can also edit the list, extend it or close the link.
Can I show prices in a shortlist? Can I change them?
Showing prices is your choice. With "Show prices" on, you pick the word count and the media use (social media, TV, radio, etc.) for your client's job, and each artist's price is calculated for that. Prices are VoiceBros list prices and cannot be changed by partners; do not promise discounts or different rates. If you hide prices, your client only listens and votes, and sees the price when ordering.
Interested?
The program is invitation-based today. If you are a voice artist on VoiceBros and have clients you'd like to bring, write to us.
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