You convinced them. You should benefit from it.
When an eligible linked deployment records its first successful subscription payment, Myllash Go can record a sale earning for the project's BSL. At v1 this is a one-time qualifying event, with the rate controlled by GO settings.
You do not collect the client's hosting payment or manage the deployment. You recommend Myllash Cloud and guide the handover; qualifying activity is then tracked through the linked Myllash Go project.
Your first successful deployment is recognized.
When you enter Cloud through an active GO delegate grant and complete a linked product's first successful deployment, Myllash Go can record a developer deployment earning. At v1 the event qualifies once per deployment.
No referral codes. No manual claims. Fully automatic.
A client chooses whether to link a GO project to specific Cloud products. GO then issues the technical grants and synchronizes qualifying Cloud activity into its own separate earnings ledger — you never file a manual claim.
What creates a Cloud earning?
Eligibility and rates are controlled by Myllash Go. At v1, each event qualifies once per linked deployment; renewal billing does not create recurring earnings.
What happens if a client lapses?
A missed renewal gives the client a seven-day grace period before service is paused. It does not create, continue, or resume a recurring talent earning at v1; earnings already recorded remain governed by their status in Myllash Go.
How to get started
A note for BSLs sharing this page with clients
This page can be shared with a client during project handover. Linking is their choice: it gives eligible team members scoped technical access while billing and spending stay with the business owner. Qualifying earnings are calculated and shown only in Myllash Go.
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