Sell the offer.
Keep the cut.

Sellers bring buyers to offers that are already built, priced, and ready to take payment. You are not expected to make the product, deliver the service, handle refunds, or convince the business to pay you after the fact.

Your job is distribution. If you already have an audience, a network, a niche community, an outbound motion, a personal brand, a newsletter, a group chat, or a strong ability to talk to customers, XELA gives you a cleaner way to turn that into commission.

Every seller link carries your seller ID into checkout. When a buyer pays, the order is connected to you automatically. That is the core of the system: the commission is not a screenshot, a handshake, a DM promise, or a spreadsheet someone updates later.

The link can be shared anywhere you normally sell: messages, calls, newsletters, communities, social posts, email, landing pages, or direct outreach. The buyer sees the offer and pays through checkout. Behind the scenes, XELA records who made the sale.

XELA is built for offers that can be sold by someone other than the creator. That can include courses, coaching, communities, consulting packages, live programs, services, templates, digital products, events, and other offers where a seller can bring qualified buyers.

Not every offer is open to every seller. A business can approve sellers manually, limit sellers by offer, or keep the offer private. In the beta, sellers will usually see a small assigned set instead of a large open marketplace.

Seller commission is set before the link is created. You should know the economics before you spend time selling. If an offer pays 20%, 25%, or another fixed commission, that rate is attached to the offer and recorded when the buyer pays.

The private beta is designed around clear tracking rather than maximum marketplace size. That means fewer offers at first, but cleaner data on whether the seller can move buyers, whether the offer converts, and whether the payout process works smoothly.

The goal is to remove the awkward follow-up that normally happens in affiliate or referral deals. You should not have to ask whether a buyer paid, chase the business for numbers, or wait for someone to manually calculate your cut.

Payouts are released after the order is settled and the refund window clears. This protects both sides: sellers get paid for real sales, businesses are not paying commission on refunded orders, and buyers still have a normal checkout experience.

The business still owns the product. They deliver the course, service, coaching, community, or whatever the buyer purchased. They also remain responsible for offer quality, buyer support, and making sure the thing being sold is real.

XELA does not turn sellers into product operators. It gives sellers a tracked way to sell, while keeping fulfillment with the business that created the offer.

During beta, sellers are intentionally limited. You may be assigned one or two businesses instead of seeing a full marketplace. That is deliberate. It lets us track the entire flow with less noise: who sold, what converted, what broke, what buyers asked, what businesses approved, and how payouts behaved.

This also makes the beta more personal. Instead of throwing everyone into the same marketplace, we can give each seller a smaller set of offers and learn whether the fit is right.

When you join, you create your account, complete the basic seller profile, and set up the pieces needed for payout. Once you have access to assigned offers, you can review the terms and start creating links.

If a business requires approval, you may need to apply before the link is live. If the offer is already assigned to you, the platform can make it available immediately depending on the beta setup.