Invite rewards
How invite rewards work
Invite creators and boosters you rate to Tutti. When they complete qualifying campaign work, you earn a one-time cash reward.
You can check where each friend stands at any time on your invite page.
Who can invite#
Inviting opens once a campaign you took part in has paid out.
Unlocking
Finish one campaign that has paid out and your invite link opens. Publishing and boosting both count. Until then the invite page shows a locked state.
Monthly cap
Up to 20 accepted invites per calendar month, resetting on the 1st. People beyond the cap can still sign up and stay credited to you — those invites just never earn a reward. These invites are hidden from the list by default; uncheck "Only show ones that can earn" to see them.
What counts as your invitee qualifying#
Qualifying is about whether your friend completed real campaign work as a Creator or Booster — not just whether they signed up.
The condition
Creator path: an approved original post in a campaign that has paid out. Booster path: a boost in such a campaign that clears review. Only whichever path they complete first pays.
Performance doesn't matter
A qualifying Creator post does not need a minimum performance. Booster participation must clear the campaign's normal review.
Reward amounts#
Creator rewards are tiered by reach; Booster rewards are a flat amount. Which schedule applies also depends on where the invitee's audience sits. Each invitee pays once.
Tiers
Creator: under 3,000 followers — $10; 3,000–10,000 — $15; 10,000 or more — $25. Booster: $5 once their first boost clears review in a campaign that has paid out.
English-audience bump
An approved English Creator post adds $10 to each Creator tier — $20 / $25 / $35. Booster rewards do not receive this bump.
Two reward schedules
Brand demand isn't even across markets, and invite rewards follow it. Where campaign demand concentrates — for example English-speaking markets in Europe and North America, and the Chinese market — invites pay the standard schedule above. Some markets with less brand demand currently follow the adjusted schedule: Creator $5 / $7 / $12 on the same follower tiers, Booster $2, and the English bump doesn't apply. Which schedule applies follows where the invitee's audience mostly sits, not the location they typed into their profile. The reward shown on each invite reflects the schedule that applied.
If the schedule looks wrong
The schedule follows the market the invitee's audience sits in. You can see your own audience breakdown under “My audience” on your profile page. If you think the schedule applied doesn't match your actual audience, contact support — we'll take another look.
These schedules move with where brand campaigns are buying. Changes land on this page and in the changelog first, and apply only to invites accepted after the effective date — every invite keeps the schedule it was created under.
Statuses on your invite page#
Every invitee shows the stage they're at. They're listed below in the order a reward actually travels — only the last two stages are money.
Matching
Your friend signed up through your link and their account is still being matched against brand demand. Nothing for you to do here.
Waiting for their first campaign
Your invitee passed review but hasn't yet completed an approved original post or a verified boost in a campaign that has paid out. There's no countdown and nothing for you to do. Someone mid-campaign shows this too, until that campaign pays out.
Finished a campaign · reward pending
Your invitee completed qualifying work in a campaign that has already paid out, but no reward is recorded in your name yet — a once-daily pass decides. There's no money at this stage, so no amount is shown; if the pass doesn't grant it (for example, the invite was beyond that month's accepted cap), this row never becomes a reward.
$amount · pending
This money is recorded in your name and its amount is fixed — it's only waiting to move into your withdrawable balance. It's the one stage that isn't paid yet but is already yours, which is why it's the only row on the list shown in colour with an amount. Nothing for you to do.
Rewarded
The reward is in your balance and can be withdrawn with the rest of your earnings.
Waitlisted · not counted yet
Your friend's account has passed review and is on the waitlist until more brands that match their content area and audience region come on board. That's not a judgement on their account, and they may still be matched later — while they wait, they don't count toward invite rewards.
No match
Your friend's account and current brand demand didn't line up, or the account is no longer on the platform. This invite won't produce a reward.
The first three stages never show an amount, because at those stages there isn't any money yet. Every number on your invite page is money already recorded in your name.
When you can withdraw#
Once a reward reaches your balance it appears under Earnings → Invite rewards.
If a reward hasn't unlocked yet
No reward exists until the condition on your invitee's side is met. A daily pass grants it and moves it to your withdrawable balance as soon as it is, and you get a message when it does. There is nothing for you to do and no need to contact us.
The two labels you'll see before it lands
"Finished a campaign · reward pending" — your invitee completed qualifying work; a once-daily pass still has to grant it, so there is no money yet. "$amount · pending" — the money is recorded in your name at a fixed amount and is only waiting to move into your withdrawable balance. Only the second shows an amount, and only it is shown in colour.
Anything not yet in your balance is waiting on your friend's progress and on the daily pass, not on a fixed number of days.