GoodFor Partner Program Agreement
The GoodFor Company · Effective October 23, 2026
This Agreement is between The GoodFor Company ("GoodFor," "we," "us"), Carlsbad, California, and you, the person or business applying to the GoodFor Partner Program (the "Program"). By applying, you agree to it. If GoodFor approves your application, it governs your participation for as long as you remain in the Program. GoodFor uses GoAffPro software to run the Program; GoAffPro is a vendor, not a party to this Agreement.
1. This is an application, not a signup
GoodFor reviews every application and approves partners at its sole discretion. We approve practitioners, wellness educators, content creators and businesses who have a genuine audience and will recommend GoodFor the way they would recommend us to a friend or a client. We do not approve coupon, deal, cashback or rewards sites, browser-extension tools, sub-affiliate networks, or anyone whose audience is primarily looking for a discount. You must give accurate information in your application and keep it current.
2. How you earn
You earn a commission on Qualifying Purchases: an order placed on thegoodforco.com by a new GoodFor customer who arrived through your referral link within 14 days of clicking it (or used your code as described below), is paid in full, and is not cancelled, returned or refunded. Commission rates, products included, and any exclusions are shown in your partner dashboard and may change with notice.
Your link automatically applies your partner discount for the customer at checkout. If GoodFor also issues you a discount code, orders placed with that code can also earn commission, but only when the customer is new to GoodFor and heard about us through you: your content, your newsletter, your podcast, your practice, your recommendation. A code found on a coupon, deal or cashback site earns nothing.
3. What does not earn commission
GoodFor will not pay, and may reverse or withhold, commission on any order that:
- was placed by an existing GoodFor customer, or by someone GoodFor was already working with by phone, email or consultation;
- was placed by you, your household, employees, business partners or anyone acting on your behalf, or for resale;
- used a code the customer found on a coupon, deal, cashback or rewards site, browser extension, forum, or any public listing rather than through your own content;
- came from paid search on GoodFor's brand terms (GoodFor, The GoodFor Company, Hydronex, Hydration Stack, UMH, Sango Coral, Puronics, or variations), or from any ad that implies you are GoodFor;
- came from spam, incentives or rewards for clicking, misleading claims, or any site or content that violates Section 5;
- was tracked incorrectly because the link was altered or not used;
- was cancelled, refunded, charged back, or flagged for fraud.
Whether an order qualifies, and whether a site or channel is a coupon or deal site, is determined by GoodFor in its sole discretion.
4. Your discount code
Any code GoodFor issues to you is for your audience only. You may share it in your own content, newsletter, in-person recommendations and private communities. You may not post it, or allow it to be posted, on coupon or deal aggregator sites, cashback or rewards platforms, browser extensions, deal forums such as Reddit or Slickdeals, or any channel whose main purpose is surfacing discounts. If your code appears on such a site, GoodFor may deactivate it, reverse related commissions, and end your participation, without notice. GoodFor's leak monitoring is final.
5. How you represent GoodFor
- You may describe GoodFor products using the information on thegoodforco.com and the materials in your partner dashboard. Do not invent claims, change certification language, or promise results.
- GoodFor matches customers to existing WQA Gold Seal certified systems. Do not describe GoodFor products as custom-built, custom-designed, or engineered for a specific home.
- Disclose your relationship with GoodFor where required by the FTC Endorsement Guides and the law where you operate (for example, "I'm a GoodFor partner and may earn a commission").
- Do not register domains, usernames or pages that use GoodFor's names or trademarks, and do not present yourself as GoodFor.
- Do not send unsolicited email or messages promoting GoodFor.
6. Payment
Commissions are reviewed and approved by GoodFor before payout. Approved commissions are held after the order date to allow for returns and cancellations and become payable on GoodFor's standard payment terms, currently net 120 days from the order date, by the payment method in your dashboard. GoodFor may change the hold period or payment schedule with notice in your dashboard. You are responsible for any taxes on what you earn; GoodFor will issue a Form 1099 where U.S. law requires it. If a commission was paid on an order that is later refunded, charged back, or found not to qualify, GoodFor may deduct it from future payments or ask you to return it.
7. Ending participation
Either of us can end this Agreement at any time by written notice (email is fine). GoodFor may also end your participation immediately, and withhold unpaid commissions, if you breach this Agreement, your account is inactive for 12 months, or we have reason to believe orders attributed to you were not genuinely referred. On ending, you must stop using GoodFor's names, links, codes and materials. Approved commissions that are past the hold period and not subject to a dispute will still be paid.
8. The usual legal terms
You and GoodFor are independent contractors. Nothing here makes you an employee, agent or representative of GoodFor, and you may not make commitments on GoodFor's behalf. GoodFor may change this Agreement or the Program by posting a revised version in your partner dashboard or emailing you; continuing to participate after that means you accept the change. GoodFor's total liability to you under this Agreement will not exceed the commissions paid to you in the twelve months before the claim. The Program is provided as-is; GoodFor does not promise any level of traffic, sales or earnings. This Agreement is governed by California law, and any dispute will be heard in the state or federal courts in San Diego County, California. If a court finds any part of this Agreement unenforceable, the rest stays in force.
Questions
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What Every Home Needs to Know
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