Your EA licenses, self-served — plus a 30% affiliate program
요약 — We shipped a self-service license dashboard (check expiry, see terminals, release a machine) and a 30% revenue-share affiliate program paid in USDT.
Your EA licenses, self-served
Paste your license key on the My Licenses page and you will immediately see:
- the product that key unlocks
- its status and exact expiry date
- how many terminals are active (out of your two)
- the terminals currently bound to the key
If you change machines, hit Release a terminal and the old binding clears so you can activate on the new one. No support ticket, no waiting.
A 30% affiliate program
You can now earn by sending traders to EAbase. Apply with a short code, share your personal ?ref= link, and we attribute every sale for 30 days through a first-party cookie. You keep 30 percent of each sale, paid monthly in USDT. No cap.
How attribution works
- A visitor clicks your link (eabase.pro/?ref=yourcode).
- We store a 30-day cookie in their browser.
- If they buy any EA within that window, the order is tagged to you.
- Your affiliate dashboard shows referred orders, paid orders, and estimated commission.
This is the fastest way to monetize a trading audience you already have — your readers already trust your calls, so a risk-first EA library is an easy recommendation.
Built for the way you trade
Every EA on EAbase ships with a hard stop on every trade, no grid, no martingale. The dashboard and the affiliate program are the same idea applied to the business side: give you control, show you the numbers, and get out of your way.
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Do I need an account to use the dashboard?
No. Your license key is your identity. Enter it and you see everything bound to it — status, expiry and active terminals.
How do I get paid as an affiliate?
We pay 30 percent of each referred sale in USDT, monthly, once your application is approved. There is no minimum payout threshold.
What if a buyer clears cookies before buying?
Attribution relies on a 30-day first-party cookie. If it is cleared we cannot credit the sale — that is the standard limit of cookie-based tracking.