A health app affiliate program that pays $15 for every annual subscriber

We won't claim to be the highest payer. Rates across health programs vary a lot, and a big percentage of something your audience never buys is worth nothing. Here's exactly what we pay: $15 for each annual subscriber and $3 for each monthly subscriber, once, in cash. After Apple and Google take their 15% to 30% and we pay to run the app, $15 is roughly a third of what's left from an annual subscriber's first year.

They're worth it when the product solves a problem your audience already has, and when you'd recommend it without the commission. If your audience takes more than one medication or supplement, "what can I take together, and when?" is a question they already ask. Tavita answers it for free on day one, so your recommendation is useful even to people who never pay. The ones who upgrade are the ones who earn you money.

The one your audience will still thank you for six months from now. For people who manage medications and supplements, that's a tool that checks how they interact and reminds them when to take each one. If your audience is mostly about workouts or recipes, a different program may fit better, and that's fine. You can promote other products alongside Tavita.

There are four things to know up front. You're paid once per subscriber, not every month. A commission waits until the app store pays us for that sale (Google the following month, Apple about five weeks after its fiscal month ends) and then goes out on the next 20th once your cleared balance reaches $50. On iPhone, your follower has to type your code in the app before subscribing, or you don't get credit. And you have to disclose that you earn a commission every time you share your code.

No. You're paid once per subscriber: $3 for a monthly plan, $15 for an annual plan, on their first payment. We think a fair one-time amount beats a small monthly cut that stops when a subscriber cancels, and it keeps the math simple for everyone.

We worked backwards from what actually reaches us. Apple and Google take 15% to 30% of every subscription before we see a cent, and running Tavita costs real money: the AI that builds each schedule, servers, and getting the app in front of people. After all that, $15 on an annual plan is roughly a third of what we receive in a subscriber's first year. We'd rather pay a rate we can sustain than a headline number we'd have to walk back later.

By your code, not by cookies. You share one link that works on both stores. On Android, your code rides in automatically, so there's nothing for your follower to type. On iPhone, the App Store applies the discount and your follower enters your code in the app just before subscribing. That's the step that credits you, because Apple never tells us which code was redeemed. Either way there's nothing to expire and no link to break.

A commission clears once the app store pays us for that sale. Google pays us the month after the sale, and Apple pays on its own fiscal calendar, roughly five weeks after each of its fiscal months ends. We run payouts on the 20th of each month. If your cleared balance has reached $50 by then, we send it to your PayPal or Wise account (your choice, set in your dashboard). Smaller balances roll over to the next payout. Tavita covers all transfer fees.

That commission comes back out of your balance automatically, and your dashboard shows exactly why. Because commissions only clear once the app store has paid us for that sale, you'll almost never be paid money that later gets pulled back. If a refund does land after a payout, it nets against your future earnings.

A real person reads every application. We look for a real channel whose audience cares about health, medications, supplements, or nutrition. There's no follower minimum, and we care about audience trust more than audience size. Every approved code hands out a real discount, so we check that the channel exists and fits before we say yes.

Describe what it does: it checks how medications and supplements interact, flags combinations worth raising with a doctor or pharmacist, and reminds people when to take each dose. Never say or imply that it diagnoses, treats, prevents, or cures anything, never give dosage advice, and always disclose your commission (an "#ad" where people see it before they act). The program terms spell it all out, and your dashboard has copy-ready wording.

Neither. A code works anywhere you talk to people: videos, bios, podcasts, newsletters, DMs. There's no follower minimum.

Nothing. There are no fees, no minimums, and no exclusivity. You can promote other products alongside Tavita.

Anywhere PayPal or Wise can pay you, which covers most of the world.

Tavita is a drug interaction checker and pill reminder for medications and supplements. It checks every medicine and supplement someone takes against a library of over 15,000 known interaction pairs, flags the combinations worth raising with a doctor or pharmacist (it's a second check, never a replacement for one), and builds a daily schedule with a reminder for each dose. The app is free and doesn't need an account. Tavita Pro adds label scanning, photo and voice meal logging, schedule rebuilds whenever you like, and weekly insight reports. With your code, your audience gets Pro's annual plan for $47.99 in their first year (20% off $59.99/year, then standard pricing), with a 3-day free trial. The monthly plan stays at the standard $12.99/month with no discount.

Fill in the form at partners.tavita.app/apply. It asks for your name, where you post, and a sentence or two about your audience, and takes a couple of minutes. Prefer email? partners@tavita.app works just as well. If it's a fit, you'll get your code and portal access within a few days. Your code goes live once you've signed in and accepted the partner terms.