Referrals
Track who invited each user, what they do after joining, and when they qualify for a reward. With Claimr, you define the activity that makes a referral count.
Sam meets your conditions
Publishes a first projectReturns the following weekHow referrals work
Claimr connects the invitation, the new user’s activity, and the referrer’s reward. Set the conditions once so everyone knows what earns recognition.
Connect each new user to the person or invite code that brought them. Keep that relationship linked to their product activity.
Sam joins through Alex’s invite. Claimr connects their accounts.
Choose what the new user must do to qualify, such as completing onboarding, reaching a milestone, or returning to the product.
Sam publishes a project and returns the following week.
Set flat, tiered, percentage, or performance-based rewards. Make eligibility depend on the activity your program values.
Once Sam meets both conditions, Alex earns the configured reward.
See it in action
Choose a product and follow one referral from invite to qualification. Each example uses different conditions for the same reward logic.
Choose your product
Alex invites Sam to a workspace. In this example, Alex earns a reward once Sam publishes a project and returns the following week.
Qualified users, their return rate, and reward cost per qualified user
Advance through the sample events to see exactly when the reward unlocks.
Invited
Joined
In progress
Qualified
Alex has shared an invite with Sam. The reward is waiting for Sam to qualify.
Customer story · Points to paid mints
In this Web3 program, referral credit required an entry mint and a points milestone. About 11,700 invitees met the qualifying conditions.
Read the case studyOne Web3 campaign · Season and later activity
Invitees who met the entry-mint and points requirements recorded by the program.
How it’s measured for qualified referralsParticipants who joined through another participant’s referral link.
How it’s measured for referral-sourced sign-upsGrow your program
Understand the activity behind each invite. Use it to recognize valuable referrers, support ambassadors, and build programs with more than one referral level.
Referral Score
Referral Score uses tracked activation, retention, and revenue signals to help you understand the users each referrer brings.
Based on the data you connect. A score is a contribution signal, not proof of identity.
Track the chain from partner to advocate to new user. Define which levels qualify and how rewards are allocated.
Combine referral contribution with connected social signals to understand which creators and community members bring active users.
Explore Social IntelligenceGetting started
Connect your users and activity, define the qualification rules, and decide how rewards are delivered. Show the program in the Claimr Widget or your own interface.
Link invite codes to user accounts, then connect the product events or wallet activity your program needs.
Set the required actions, thresholds, time window, and eligible referral levels for each reward.
Define reward amounts, limits, repeat-event handling, and any review or fulfillment steps before launching.
Measure the result
ActivationWhich referred users reach the product milestone you defined?
RetentionWhich participants stay active after qualification and rewards?
ContributionHow does referred-user activity compare with the cost of the program?
Questions
You choose the relevant conditions, such as an activation event, later participation or a contribution threshold. Registration alone does not have to earn a reward. Connect the required events and define the qualification window.
Yes. Claimr supports referral relationships beyond a direct invite. Agree eligible levels and reward allocation as part of the program rules.
Referral Score reflects downstream contribution using tracked activation, retention and revenue signals, rather than only the number of invitations. Its usefulness depends on the data connected to your implementation.
No. A contribution score is not proof of identity or a guarantee against abuse. Use appropriate eligibility checks, program limits and review procedures alongside scoring.
Yes. Connected wallet and social activity can inform referral eligibility and ambassador programs. Plan the specific signals and conditions needed for your campaign.
No. The people, events, and campaign rewards in this example are simulated. Completing it can count toward this website’s separate exploration program. It does not invite anyone or launch a referral campaign.
Tell us which users and actions matter to your product. We’ll help you connect invitations, qualification, and rewards.
