Creator commissions, attributed to the sale
Klipp matches each Shopify order to the creator who drove it, holds the commission through your refund window, and gives you a statement to pay from. Your money stays in your accounts.
How it works
A ?ref= link and a discount code, plus a personal page that shows what they have earned.
Discount code first, then the link visit, then the paid-ad ID. The method used is saved on every order.
After the hold period, refunds net out automatically. You pay from the monthly statement, then mark it paid.
The statement
One line per creator: what is payable now, what is still inside the hold window, and what you have already paid. Refunds reduce the creator's line automatically.
Example, illustrative numbers
Built in
Method and evidence are stored per order: code, ref, or ad ID.
Refunds post proportional reversals. Nothing is deleted; corrections are new entries.
Commissions wait for your chosen number of days before they become payable.
Webhooks are verified per store. Attribution uses Shopify's own customer journey data.
No customer name, email or address is stored. Only order IDs, totals and the creator.
You pay creators from your own accounts. Klipp only calculates and records.
FAQ
No. Klipp calculates what you owe per creator and per period. You pay from your own accounts, then mark the statement paid.
Discount code first, then the ?ref= link captured by Shopify, then the Meta ad ID in utm_content. Orders that match nothing stay unattributed.
Order IDs, totals, discount codes, landing page and the creator. No shopper PII.
Agreed per client. Pricing is not published yet.
The brand sends you a link, a code and a personal statement page. No account needed.
Commissions become payable after the brand's hold period, so refunds can be netted first. The brand pays you directly.
Yes. Mark paid posts as marketing (reklame / annonse), as required by markedsføringsloven §28.