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"....to get its service on as many apps as possible, it is launching an affiliate program to offer up free credits to developers who get people using its servic

"....to get its service on as many apps as possible, it is launching an affiliate program to offer up free credits to developers who get people using its service." If they aren't offering a cash percentage, I don't think they're going to find many takers. I certainly wouldn't integrate a new API in exchange for Uber credits. Edit: On the affiliate page, it says "Cash rewards coming soon" but it seems rather odd that they wouldn't launch with that. Generally affiliate programs pay money.

omfg 12y ago
It seems to offer a convenience for the services integrating with it that wasn't possible before. If it's a nice addition for the customer then they get value out of it.
thesimon 12y ago
Currently, they offer $5 credit per signup for US developers. Referring via the uber dashboard gives you $10. Am I missing a point or why would anyone use it if you don't get cash at the moment, get $5 less, it only works for US and you can't register people via the Api?