Uberrime

What the program is

Uberrime is a handmade adult toy maker based in Orlando, and its affiliate program is open to adults who review, write about or showcase toys. The program page describes the company's path as one artist working in a cramped project space growing into a small, passionate team in an Orlando studio, and then invites readers to benefit from that growth as affiliates. It is a brand program for a single maker, not a network. Applications and tracking run through Refersion, so an affiliate needs a Refersion account and has to follow Refersion's terms.

The shop sells silicone toys made to order. The homepage groups them into fantasy dildos, realistic dildos, g-spot dildos, vaginal plugs, grinders, butt plugs and anal dildos, alien dildos, tentacle dildos and giant dildos, and it adds an accessories section with suction cups and mounts, along with color swatches and a guide to picking colors. The mood is fantasy and creature design rather than mass-market, which shapes who the program is for. The site is English-language and a US business; its terms of service require that the visitor be at least 18 years of age.

How earning works here

Affiliates earn a commission on referred sales. Once accepted, an affiliate gets uniquely coded links to Uberrime products and shares them through social media posts, blog articles, video descriptions, newsletters and similar places. Refersion tracks whether a visitor makes a purchase within 30 days of using the link, and a qualifying purchase pays the commission. The model is a commission on completed sales, a percentage of what the referred customer buys. The page says the program grew out of what fans were already doing: talking about the brand on social media, reviewing a toy, or including the products in their clips.

The brand is specific about the kind of promotion it wants. It says incorporate links naturally into content, such as erotic stories, toy reviews, wishlist or haul threads and unboxing videos, and it tells affiliates to disclose that they are using affiliate links. Simply spamming links is called ineffective and against the rules, with removal from the program as the consequence. That rule matters more here than in many programs because the stated penalty is removal rather than a warning.

Eligibility is a short list of values and a small practical test. Anyone over 18 who can adhere to Refersion's terms can apply, and to be accepted an applicant must have an established audience. The page names social media followers, blog traffic and subscribers or fans as examples, and it says there is no minimum requirement, adding that it is happy to work with influencers of all experience levels. Applicants must also be sex positive, inclusive, honest and kind, since the brand says it does not work with bigots or bullies, and they must be creative and genuinely interested in the products. The page puts the last point with some humor, saying that an applicant who is not at least a little nerdy about sex toys may not find this the right avenue.

There is one benefit beyond cash that is worth knowing about. Qualifying affiliates have the opportunity to receive toys for advertisement or review. For a reviewer, that means access to made-to-order products without buying every piece, and the brand decides who qualifies, so it is an opportunity and not a promised perk.

Understanding the product helps with content planning, because the buyer's experience is shaped by the way the toys are made. The shipping policy says every order is an individually handmade product, generally poured and packaged within 5 to 10 business days, and that waits grow longer around sales and holidays. After that, US delivery is generally 2 to 9 days depending on the option chosen. Orders outside the US go by USPS Priority Mail and should arrive 7-10 business days after shipping, and the policy asks international customers to allow up to 8 weeks. The refund policy is strict: once an order ships, returns and exchanges are not accepted; cancellations are accepted only if the toy has not yet been made; and defects must be reported within 5 days of receiving the order. An affiliate who sends followers to Uberrime should say so plainly, because a buyer who understands the lead times and the no-returns rule will be a more satisfied customer.

The homepage also shows new releases and ready-to-ship items, plus a newsletter offer for shop sales and new models, which gives an affiliate recurring material to cover when new designs drop. The review is not instant. The page gives a review period for most applications, and an applicant who has received no email by then is told to contact the affiliate manager to confirm the application arrived. An affiliates email address is given for questions about the program.

Money and rules

The commission is a percentage of referred sales, tracked by Refersion on a 30 day window. Payouts are monthly. Commissions that have not reached the payout level stack until they do. Approval is by application, reviewed against an audience requirement and a values requirement, and the program is for people over the age of 18. Affiliates must disclose affiliate links and must not spam them.

In October 2026 the program page states a 15% commission on all referred sales. It also says that once a month, accounts totaling at least $50 USD are paid out, and that commissions below that figure stack until the threshold is met.

The program page does not publish a payout method. Refersion's own terms apply and are referenced on the page as part of eligibility. The terms of service on the shop side, which require visitors to be at least 18 or legally capable of entering into a contract, apply to the store as well.

Who it suits and who it does not

The program suits a reviewer, writer or video creator who already has an audience for adult toys, especially fantasy and creature designs, and who enjoys going into material and design detail. It suits an affiliate who wants the chance of review product, and one who prefers a clear values statement over an open-door network. A small account is welcome, since the page says there is no minimum audience requirement. Writers of erotic fiction and hosts of haul threads get a direct mention as acceptable placements, which is uncommon and useful.

It suits less well a promoter whose model is bulk link posting, since that is against the rules. It is a weaker fit for anyone who needs the payout rail in writing before applying, and for audiences that want quick returns, since the products are made to order and cannot be returned once shipped. Approval also takes patience, since applications go through a review. For a niche creator with a real audience, the rate, the monthly payment and the stacking threshold are stated plainly enough to decide on.