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# Referral program

Hunting Alice allows you to earn free credits by inviting colleagues and friends to the platform.

## How It Works

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### Get Your Link

Navigate to the **Referral** section in your dashboard to find your unique referral link.
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### Share

Send this link to your network or share it on social media.
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### Earn Rewards

* When a user signs up using your link, they receive a welcome bonus.
* When they verify their account or subscribe, you receive **free credits** added directly to your balance.
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## Tiers and Rewards

Our referral program is designed to reward active hunters.

* **Sign up Bonus**: Help your network find their first 5 Alices for free.
* **Subscription Bonus**: Earn significant credit packs when your referrals upgrade to a paid plan.

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Referral credits do not expire as long as your account remains active.
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