10Web Performance Partner — Program Terms

Partner Compensation is calculated on qualifying payments actually received by 10Web from a Referred Customer during the applicable Commission Period, excluding taxes collected from the customer, credits, refunds, chargebacks, disputed payments and fraud. A referral qualifies only if, during the preceding 12 months, the Referred Customer was not recorded in 10Web’s CRM, billing, product-user or other customer databases as a lead, trial user, current customer or former paying customer, based on reasonably reliable identifiers. The Commission Period begins on the customer’s first payment and no compensation accrues on payments received after the applicable Commission Period.

10Web does not issue coupon or promo codes. The Partner may not publish or distribute purported 10Web coupon or promo codes, target 10Web coupon or promo-code searches, or present 10Web offers in coupon, deal, cashback or loyalty positioning. Actions generated through prohibited placements are ineligible for Partner Compensation and may be rejected or reversed; repeated or intentional violations are a material breach.

Partner-created creatives must be accurate, non-misleading and consistent with 10Web’s brand guidelines, and must be modified or removed upon request. Paid ads must land on the Partner’s own media, not a Tracking Link or 10Web page. The Partner may not bid on 10Web, TenWeb or confusing variants; register domains containing 10Web marks; use extensions, toolbars or software to inject, overwrite or intercept clicks, cookies or attribution; or offer purchase incentives, unless 10Web separately authorizes the activity in writing. Truthful use of 10Web marks in a permalink is permitted. During the Partner Contract, the Partner may use 10Web marks only as necessary to perform the Services.

No Partner Compensation accrues on purchases by the Partner, its affiliates, owners, officers, employees, contractors or agents, or any account it owns, controls, funds, uses or benefits from. Repeated or intentional self-referral is a material breach.

The Partner may not use sub-networks, sub-affiliates, media buyers or subcontractors without 10Web’s prior written approval, remains responsible for them, and must provide requested traffic sources, placement URLs and sub-partner identities within 7 days. Failure to provide the information may result in suspension while 10Web investigates. The Partner must clearly disclose its commercial relationship with 10Web as required by applicable law.

No Partner Compensation accrues for an Action subject to a refund, reversal, chargeback, fraud, customer ineligibility, self-referral, violation of these Terms or another reason permitted under Section 2.4 of the Master Program Agreement. Before locking, 10Web may reject, modify or reverse the Action. If identified after locking or payment, the amount is an overpayment that the Partner must repay within 15 days after request, and 10Web may offset it against present or future Partner Compensation.

Either party may terminate the Partner Contract through the Platform. 10Web may suspend or terminate it immediately through the Platform for material breach, fraud, prohibited traffic, violation of law, misuse of 10Web Intellectual Property, failure to provide requested traffic information, or material legal, security or reputational risk. On termination, the Partner must stop the Services and use of 10Web Tracking Links, creatives and marks. Valid Actions completed before termination remain subject to locking, reversal and payment rules; notwithstanding Section 3.2(b) of the Master Program Agreement, no Partner Compensation accrues for Actions completed after termination. No limitation in Section 5.3 of the Master Program Agreement applies to the Partner’s fraud, willful misconduct, Intellectual Property misuse, confidentiality breach, prohibited traffic, indemnity obligations or repayment of overpayments.

These Terms are incorporated into and form part of the Partner Contract. Capitalized terms not defined here have the meanings in the impact.com Master Program Agreement. Under Section 1.2, these Terms supplement and, to the extent inconsistent, modify or replace the Master Program Agreement, which otherwise governs. Structured commercial terms shown in the applicable Insertion Order control those fields. The version incorporated through the Platform controls over any website copy.