Live Cashback for Business Software

No — and we'd rather tell you that here than have you find out later. Every program on this page pays its bounty on a paid purchase or upgrade: a paid plan, a paid package, a first payment. Free trials, free tiers, and free signups do not trigger cashback. Each card states its specific trigger condition.

Because cashback has to be credited to someone. When you click "Activate" while signed in, the click is recorded against your account; when the merchant later confirms your purchase, the bounty lands in your balance. If you click through anonymously, there is no account to pay — and since most of these are one-time purchases, you don't get a second chance. The account is free and takes under a minute.

Cashback is not an instant discount — it arrives after the fact. The purchase is reported and the commission confirmed (typically 30–90 days, to allow for refunds and cancellations), and the bounty becomes withdrawable once paid to us and reconciled. From there, withdraw via PayPal once your withdrawable balance reaches $5.

The usual suspects: an ad blocker or strict privacy mode blocking the tracking redirect, visiting the merchant from another tab or a different device than the one you clicked from, completing the purchase after the network's attribution window, or buying a plan that doesn't meet the program's trigger condition. Best practice: click "Activate", complete the purchase in the same browser session, and keep the confirmation email.

The amounts shown are the rates these programs currently pay. Merchants can change their programs, and a commission can be declined when it doesn't meet the terms — if that happens, there is unfortunately nothing to pay out. What we commit to: the trigger conditions shown here are stated as conservatively as we can verify them, and we update this page when a program changes.

Generally yes — if you're the one making the purchase through your tracked click, the bounty credits to your Tenmomo account regardless of whose project the tool is for. Note that most programs pay once per new customer relationship with the merchant, so a second seat or renewal under the same merchant account usually won't trigger a second bounty.