HeraHaven

What HeraHaven is and who it pays

HeraHaven is an AI girlfriend app, and its affiliate program pays publishers one fixed amount for each paying customer they refer, weekly, every Monday, into a bank account or a crypto wallet. In October 2026 the affiliate page calls it a "$35 CPA/PPS affiliate offer." The program is in English, the FAQ says affiliates may send traffic "from anywhere you'd like, whether it's organic, PPC, or anything else," and nothing on the page mentions a cost to join.

The offer is for affiliates who buy or own traffic: media buyers, newsletter owners, social accounts, search marketers. It does not pay creators or models. The characters on the site are generated, and the footer of every page says "All content in this website is AI-generated." The same footer names the company behind it as Vilala Limited, at an address in Nicosia, Cyprus.

How earning works here

The affiliate page lays the process out in 3 steps.

1. Sign up. The affiliate registers on the platform and receives "your unique affiliate link within 24 hours." The FAQ adds that the team responds to affiliate requests "within 24 hours, if not sooner," and that the affiliate gets an email with credentials to the affiliate platform.
2. Drive traffic. The affiliate starts sending leads and can "track your clicks and conversions in real time on our dashboard."
3. Get paid. In the page's words, money "starts appearing on your bank account or crypto wallet. The more you send the more you earn."

The earning event is a paying customer, not a click or a free registration. The page states it twice, once in the offer itself and again in the FAQ, where the commission is paid "For every paid customer you bring." The program is described as CPA/PPS, a pay-per-sale model, and no revenue share or recurring commission appears anywhere on the page.

The FAQ settles traffic sources in one line. Asked whether there are any restrictions, it answers "No, we allow you to drive traffic from anywhere you'd like, whether it's organic, PPC, or anything else." That puts SEO content, paid search, social and display buyers on the same footing, and the page lists no banned methods.

The FAQ also takes on a worry that affiliates in this niche raise often. Asked "Are you going to scrub me?", it answers: "Nope, we don't do that here. Every click and conversion will be accounted for on your dashboard and you'll be paid what you bring. We value honest relationships with our partners." Scrubbing is the practice of quietly discarding some of an affiliate's conversions. The answer is the program's own assurance that the dashboard count is the count it pays on.

Support is offered on request. The FAQ says the team can provide "copy, creatives, and LPs that we know convert well for your traffic source, as well as provide ongoing support," so an affiliate can ask for landing pages and ad copy matched to the channel they run rather than building their own.

What a referred visitor finds decides how well the offer converts, and the home page shows the product in detail. HeraHaven has Girlfriend, Anime and Boyfriend sections. A user builds an AI girlfriend by mixing looks, personality traits and quirks, from eye and hair color upward, or starts with one of the ready-made characters shown on the home page, all presented as adults. The character chats, sends selfies and personalized photos, and, according to the FAQ, picks up on the user's jokes, remembers their stories and starts using their favorite emojis. Users can send pictures back, the FAQ calls the chat uncensored, and favorite pictures can be turned into videos. The FAQ says there is no limit to the number of AI girlfriends a user can create, and that conversations are confidential and protected with encryption.

A separate NSFW image generator works in 3 steps: choose an existing or new character, write a prompt, and pick the number of pictures. Prompts can be built from menus for action, view, clothing, scene and accessories, with poses such as standing, sitting or working out, and the page notes that words in double quotes get extra emphasis. The options are 1 picture or 4, and 4 is marked PRO, which shows where the free tier stops and the paid one starts. The page says users can create and save multiple variations without watermarks and turn a generated image into a video directly from the generator.

The home page invites visitors to "Join HeraHaven for free today," and calls HeraHaven "the most popular AI girlfriend app," which is the company's own claim. A free sign-up with paid upgrades is the funnel an affiliate's traffic enters, and the commission is paid only once a visitor becomes a paying customer.

Money and rules

The money terms on the affiliate page, read in October 2026, are short:

• Commission: $35 per paying customer, on a CPA/PPS basis.
• Schedule: "The payments are done on a weekly basis, every Monday."
• Method: bank account or crypto wallet, with the affiliate able to "request a payment through our self-serve affiliate platform."
• Onboarding: link and platform credentials within 24 hours.
• Traffic: no source restrictions.

The site does not publish a minimum payout or a withdrawal fee. Every page opens with an age gate stating that a visitor who enters agrees to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and is "at least 18 years old or the age of majority in your jurisdiction."

The customer-side policies shape what referred users can expect after they pay. The cancellation policy, dated 22 August 2026, says customers may cancel at any time; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid billing period, access continues until then, and no further charges follow. A customer who cannot cancel in account settings emails support with their account information. It also says "All charges are final and non-refundable, including subscription fees, recurring payments, Luna Package purchases, and cryptocurrency transactions, except where a refund is required by applicable law," and that cancellation brings no prorated refund or service credit. Customers can pay in cryptocurrency, and those payments fall under the same no-refund rule.

The complaint policy, revised 26 September 2024, sets out a formal route: complaints go to a dedicated complaints address, receipt is acknowledged within 24 hours by email, the stated goal is a resolution within 7 business days, and a dissatisfied user can escalate to reviewers who were not involved in the first decision.

Who it suits and who it does not

HeraHaven suits an affiliate who wants a fixed per-sale payment, a weekly Monday cycle and freedom over traffic source. A publisher running paid search, organic content or social posts can use the same offer, an affiliate who prefers crypto can be paid into a wallet, and someone wary of shaved numbers gets the FAQ's plain no-scrub statement.

The caveats are about scope. The flat CPA is the whole deal on the page: an affiliate whose referred users stay subscribed for months gets no stated share of those later payments, so a publisher with loyal, high-retention traffic may want a program that pays on rebills. The site does not define what makes a customer count as paying. The affiliate page is brief, so terms beyond those listed above have to come from the team after sign-up.