Post about Fledly, get your first payment back
Write about how you used Fledly. When the post reaches 2,000 views, we refund your first payment and you keep your plan. On the free plan you get 3 months of Pro instead.
How it works
- Write it. A post, comment or reply in your own words: what you looked up, what you found, what you decided. Short is fine.
- Post it publicly on X, Reddit, LinkedIn, Threads, YouTube or TikTok, with a link to fledly.app (or the words "fledly.app" in a video). Just saying "Fledly" is not enough.
- Say it is rewarded. Because we pay you back for the post, add a short note such as "Fledly refunds posts like this one" or #ad. That keeps it honest for your readers and inside the platforms' rules.
- Claim it. When one post has 2,000 views, email hello@fledly.app with the link, a screenshot that shows the view count, and the email you sign in to Fledly with.
What you get
| Your plan | When the post reaches 2,000 views |
| Pro or Studio, monthly or yearly | Your first payment back, up to $99. Your plan keeps running as before. |
| Lifetime Pro | The whole $99 back. You keep Lifetime Pro. |
| Free | 3 months of Pro, switched on for your account. No card needed. |
Rules
- One reward per account. Views from different posts or platforms are not added together; one post has to reach 2,000 on its own.
- Views must be real: no bought views, bots, vote rings or paid promotion. On X, impressions count as views. On Reddit, the view count the platform shows you counts.
- Follow each community's rules. A post removed by moderators or as spam does not count.
- Claim within 60 days of posting. A person reviews every claim, and that decision is final.
- Refunds go back to your original payment method through Stripe, our merchant of record.
- You keep the rights to what you write. We may share your post with credit unless you tell us not to.
- We may change or end the program; claims already sent are handled under the rules in place when they were sent.
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