Promoting Ace Data Cloud: From Sharing Links to First Commission
The previous section introduced two models of the revenue alliance: promoting Ace Data Cloud or operating your own white-label platform. This section will only discuss the first model—how to recommend Ace Data Cloud to those who truly need AI services and earn commissions through effective orders.
You can promote two products. They use the same set of accounts, invitation relationships, and distribution statistics, but target different audiences.
¶ Promoting Studio
Studio is aimed at general users and content creators, requiring no coding. Users can directly utilize AI chat, image, music, and video capabilities, making it suitable for promotion through showcasing works, operation tutorials, and specific scenarios.
For example, you can demonstrate how to redesign a product image, how a script can be turned into a video, or how a daily task can be completed with the help of AI. Readers first see the results and then enter Studio through your sharing link for a direct experience.
👉 View Studio Promotion Operation Tutorial
¶ Promoting API Platform
API Platform is aimed at developers, technical teams, and enterprises, providing a unified API, development documentation, and developer tools. The focus of promotion is not simply listing models but helping clients validate a real business scenario.
Suitable content includes runnable code examples, complete integration tutorials, parameter and error handling descriptions, as well as real cost and latency tests. Developers are more likely to continue registering, recharging, and integrating into the business if they can reproduce your results.
👉 View API Platform Promotion Operation Tutorial
¶ Basic Model: Share, Register, Purchase, Commission
The complete process consists of five steps:
- Obtain a unique sharing link and QR code from the distribution page of Studio or API Platform;
- Share the link or QR code with potential users of the product;
- New visitors complete registration within the current 7-day invitation window, establishing an invitation relationship;
- Customers complete recharge or purchase, and the order ultimately reaches
Finished; - Once the order meets the current distribution rules, the backend generates distribution records and commissions.
Share link / QR code
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New visitor registers and binds
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Customer completes recharge or purchase
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Effective order reaches Finished
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Backend records commission
Clicking the link or completing registration does not generate commissions; simply calling the API or using Studio will not generate a new promotion commission either. Commissions come from effective recharge or purchase orders completed by customers. Refunds, cancellations, order statuses, and risk control results may all affect the final records.
The invitation relationship is established when a new account is registered. Existing accounts will not be re-bound due to later clicks on another promotion link; the final attribution is based on the distribution backend records.
¶ Sharing Links and QR Codes
Both products will generate sharing entrances based on the current page domain:
Studio: https://studio.acedata.cloud/?inviter_id=<your_user_ID>
API Platform: https://platform.acedata.cloud/?inviter_id=<your_user_ID>
The backend will usually convert long links into shorter links that are more suitable for sharing and generate QR codes with the same content. Do not manually modify the user ID; after copying, open it once in an incognito window to confirm that the page, parameters, and QR code point correctly.
- Links are suitable for articles, communities, private chats, video descriptions, and GitHub README;
- QR codes are suitable for posters, live broadcasts, offline events, and video screens;
- Studio links are more suitable for general users, while API Platform links are more suitable for developers and enterprises.
Regardless of which entrance the customer registers from, the same invitation relationship is bound.
¶ Current Promotion Ratio
The current backend displays 13 levels based on the cumulative effective consumption of clients under your name. The ratio displayed on this page starts from 10% and goes up to 24%; the actual levels, thresholds, and ratios are subject to real-time display in the distribution backend.
| Level | Cumulative Customer Consumption Threshold (USD) | Current Distribution Ratio |
|---|---|---|
| L1 | $0 | 10% |
| L2 | $150 | 12% |
| L3 | $700 | 13% |
| L4 | $1,400 | 14% |
| L5 | $3,000 | 15% |
| L6 | $7,000 | 16% |
| L7 | $14,000 | 17% |
| L8 | $28,000 | 18% |
| L9 | $50,000 | 19% |
| L10 | $100,000 | 20% |
| L11 | $250,000 | 21% |
| L12 | $500,000 | 22% |
| L13 | $1,000,000 | 24% |
If you do not have a qualifying superior, under the current rules, you as the direct inviter will receive the full level ratio; if you have a superior, the current commission pool is split 80/20, with the direct inviter receiving 80% and the superior receiving 20%. The backend displays your actual ratio, and there is no need to calculate it again.
These are the current rules and not a permanent commitment. The final commission, available amount, withdrawal methods, and processing times are subject to effective records in the backend and applicable policies at the time; please contact platform customer service for assistance with withdrawals.
¶ Has Anyone Really Made It Work?
Below is a historical backend screenshot from a Studio promoter, showing cumulative recommended consumption, cumulative commissions, current ratios, number of invitations, level table, sharing links, and QR codes.
This is a snapshot of a promoter's account at a certain historical point, which can only indicate that the complete process has been successfully executed in the past. It does not represent typical results, nor does it guarantee that following the same steps will yield the same income. Results depend on audience demand, content quality, effective orders, refunds, risk control, and ongoing investment.
¶ Starting from the First Real Share
Do not cover all channels from the beginning. First, choose a product you have used and a clear scenario:
- Complete a real experience or API call;
- Record the results, steps, and limitations;
- Copy the corresponding product's sharing link or QR code;
- Send it to a group of people who might genuinely need it;
- Return to the backend to check registration attribution and effective orders, rather than just looking at click rates.
First, get the first piece of content, the first registered user, and the first effective order running, and then expand the channels based on real feedback.