> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.soccerarena.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.soccerarena.io/marketplace/affiliates.md).

# Affiliates

We are convinced that the most important thing in the game is the [user (gamer)](/tokenomics/gamer-centric.md), that's why we reward users who bring new users, where everyone benefits. Not only will there be more movement in the game, but the [Token](/tokenomics/gamer-centric.md) will appreciate and increase its value as more players come.

If you recommend the game to your friends, you will **receive 10% of all NFTs bought by referrals** within Soccer Arena **forever**. And then you'll earn more and more with future teams, stadiums, items or players if they buy them. You can choose to split part of that % and offer a discount to the referred user, with a maximum of **5% discount for the user referred by your affiliate link**.

You will have the option to use referral links when promoting your own cups organized in your [stadiums](/gameplay/stadiums.md), where, in addition to earning 10% of everything acquired by a new player coming from your link, it will help you to fill the cup sooner and thus **earn more**, whether new players come or existing players join your cup.

Learn more in <https://play.soccerarena.io/affiliates/>


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