Vicrez just opened its affiliate program to the public. If you’re already running a widebody kit, a staggered wheel and tire setup, or a full aero package — and posting about it — you can now get paid every time that content sends someone to buy the same parts.
Key Takeaways
- Commission starts at 5% and scales to 8% for top-tier affiliates on qualifying sales.
- Vicrez parts run $300 to $3,000+, so a single widebody kit can out-earn a hundred small-ticket referrals elsewhere.
- Sales are credited two ways — a 45-day link cookie and your own discount code — so code-only sales still count.
- No follower minimums — YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, forums, or a shop with walk-in customers all qualify.
- Commissions approve 60 days after the order, then pay out on the next monthly cycle.
What the Program Actually Pays
Commission is a percentage of the product subtotal on qualifying orders — 5% to start, climbing to 8% for top-tier affiliates. The math works differently here than most affiliate programs: Vicrez parts run $300 to $3,000+, so one widebody kit or wheel and tire package sale can pay more than a hundred small-item referrals on a program selling $20 accessories. Clearance and open-box items, shipping and freight, and Vicrez+ subscriptions don’t count toward the commission base — everything else does.
Bottom line: on Vicrez’s price points, a handful of real sales beats chasing volume on cheap accessories.
How Sales Get Tracked — And When You Get Paid
Sales are credited two ways, and both count: a click on your referral link is tracked for 45 days, and your own discount code attributes the sale even without a click. That second part matters more than it sounds — if someone bookmarks your code and buys three months later, you still get credit. Commissions are approved 60 days after the order to cover the return window, then paid out on the next monthly payout cycle. If an order is refunded or cancelled, the commission adjusts down dollar-for-dollar — and self-referrals using your own code don’t earn commission.
Bottom line: between the link and the code, it’s hard for a sale you actually generated to go untracked — but it won’t pay you for buying your own gear.
Who Actually Qualifies
There’s no follower minimum. YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, a car forum thread, or an install shop with walk-in customers all qualify the same way — if your content or your shop floor sells parts, you get paid at the same rate as anyone else in your tier. A real-time dashboard tracks clicks, sales, and commissions as they happen, so there’s no waiting on a spreadsheet to see if a post actually converted.
Bottom line: if your content or shop floor already sells parts, the program pays the same rate whether you’ve got 500 followers or 500,000.
How to Apply
The application takes about two minutes and there’s no cost to join:
- Head to the Vicrez Affiliates page and click Apply as an Affiliate.
- Fill out the application — no website required, just tell them where you post or sell.
- Once approved, your referral link and discount code generate automatically and show up in your dashboard.
Bottom line: it takes about two minutes to apply, and there’s no cost to join.
Whether you run a build page, a YouTube channel, a car club Discord, or an install shop, the same widebody kits and wheel setups already showing up in your content can now put money in your pocket every time someone buys because of you.
Are you already posting your Vicrez build? What’s stopped you from turning that into commission — the paperwork, or did you just not know the program existed? Let us know in the comments.
