Overview

Your customer referral link is unique to you and ensures that any product purchases made by your clients are automatically linked to your IBO account, allowing you to earn your 20% retail margin on every sale.

When a client clicks your referral link, they’ll be directed to the same Amway sign-up page you used during your registration.
The difference is that the “Sponsor IBO Number” and “Sponsor IBO Name” fields will already be pre-filled with your details.

This guarantees that once your client completes their registration and begins purchasing products, all orders are automatically tracked under your IBO account — so your commissions are applied seamlessly, with no extra effort on your part.

Your retail earnings are paid directly into your bank account on the 15th of each month.

Start by emailing or texting your clients your unique customer referral link. 

If you you can't remember where to find this link, you can find it by clicking here and then refer to Steps 18-20

Post your client registering as an Amway customer with your IBO unique referral link, you'll receive an email notification (see below) sent from Amway, confirming a new customer has created an Amway account.

After you receive the above email from Amway confirming a new customer has registered under your account, open the wishlist you created, click “Share List”, enter their email address and click “Share” to email clients your recommended product wishlist. We recommend  sending this list to yourself first to preview how it appears before sending to your clients

Below is an example of how the wishlist you shared will appear to your clients.
To purchase from the list clients simply:

1. Click on a product link from the email

2. Choose their quantity and add to their cart

3. Return to the email and repeat for any other products they wish to buy

4. Proceed to checkout to complete their purchase

In addition to earning a 20% retail margin from your clients, there are several other ways to generate income through Amway. 

We recommend keeping things simple at the beginning and focusing on the basics before exploring additional earning opportunities.