The Yirlo affiliate program
By the Yirlo team · Product details checked against the app
The Yirlo affiliate program is for people whose audience sells to businesses and wants more meetings on the calendar. You apply with the short form on this page, the Yirlo team reads every application, and approved affiliates get their terms and personal link by email. This page explains who fits, what happens after you apply, and what to tell your audience about Yirlo.
Who the Yirlo affiliate program is for
The program suits anyone with a trusted voice among B2B sellers and founders. Your readers, clients or viewers already ask how to get in front of buyers, and an AI outbound agent that books meetings is a direct answer to that question.
Applications come from a few kinds of partners, and each one has a natural reason to recommend Yirlo.
- Agencies and consultants who advise B2B clients on pipeline and want a managed outbound option to point them to.
- Newsletter and community owners whose members are founders, sales leaders or SDR teams.
- YouTubers and creators who cover B2B sales, cold email, startups or lead generation.
- Fractional sales and marketing leaders who set up outbound for several companies at once.
Audiences that tend to be a good match
The best referrals come from people who sell to other companies and do not have a steady outbound motion. A founder who lands customers through word of mouth and wants a second channel is a typical example. So is a two-person sales team that cannot spend its week finding contacts and writing emails by hand.
Think about what these buyers would aim Yirlo at. A cybersecurity consultancy might go after IT directors at mid-sized healthcare providers in Ohio. A payroll software company might email HR leaders at companies with a few hundred employees. A freight broker might reach logistics managers at manufacturers in the Southeast. A design agency might write to heads of marketing at funded SaaS startups.
If your audience looks like any of these, they are the people Yirlo was built for. Mention the kind of audience you reach in your application, since it helps the team understand the fit.
How to apply
Use the form on this page. It asks for four things: your name, your email address, your website, and who you would refer.
The last field matters most. A sentence or two is plenty: for example, "I run a newsletter for 4,000 SaaS founders" or "my agency manages outbound for B2B clients in manufacturing." Concrete detail about your audience and where you reach them gives the team what it needs to respond.
Use an email address you check regularly, because every reply about your application arrives there.
What happens after you apply
Each application goes to the Yirlo team by email, and a person reads it. You get an answer by email, so there is no dashboard to sign up for before that.
If you are approved, the email contains your terms, your personal link and an explanation of how payouts work. Approved affiliates receive those details directly by email. Read the terms before you promote anything, and reply to the same email if something is unclear.
Every application gets a reply by email.
What to tell your audience about Yirlo
B2B buyers reward literal, concrete descriptions, so keep the pitch simple. Yirlo works as an AI agent that handles outbound around the clock. Someone gives it a company website, and it reads up on the offer and the rivals. It then suggests campaigns for the kinds of businesses that tend to purchase.
For each campaign it finds matching companies and the decision makers there, verifies every email address before sending, and writes a personal first email to each person about their company. It reads the replies, sorts them into interested, not now, out of office and unsubscribe, and drafts answers that steer toward the goal the user chose, such as a booked call through their Calendly or Cal.com link. Interested replies reach the user by email as hot leads.
The pricing is easy to explain: about $0.05 per email sent, paid from prepaid credit. The user sets a daily budget, and there is no subscription and no per-seat fee. Finding leads and writing emails add nothing to that cost. This is the offer you can point people to.
Angles that resonate with different audiences
A founder-focused newsletter can stress the time savings. Outbound usually means buying domains, warming mailboxes, configuring a sending tool and sourcing a list. Yirlo sets up and manages pre-warmed mailboxes and domains itself, so a founder starts from their website and nothing else.
Sales leaders want oversight and visibility. Anything inside a campaign, whether the audience or a single email, can be changed by hand. The app shows the inbox, and email reports land three times weekly. Daily spend shifts toward campaigns that draw replies, and underperformers get paused and swapped out.
If you run an agency or consulting practice, the practical question is how Yirlo fits with the tools you and your clients already use. Replies and hot leads can be forwarded to wherever you track deals, whether that's Pipedrive, Salesforce or HubSpot. Zapier, n8n and Make each receive Yirlo's signed webhook events and pass them on. Developers can build directly on the API, documented at yirlo.com/api-docs. To add a colleague, send an invite to their address and they get access to the project. The lead list can also be saved to a CSV file whenever you need it.
International audiences will want to know about reach. Yirlo works in any country or state, and it writes in the lead's language where supported or in one of 30 languages the user picks.
Questions your audience will ask, and honest answers
Expect a few recurring questions. The first is usually about control: will the AI send things the user has not seen? The answer is that every email and campaign can be edited, and replies can be sent automatically or reviewed first, depending on the user's preference.
The second is about volume per company. Yirlo emails one decision maker per company, which keeps outreach focused. Contacting more than one person per company is coming soon.
The third topic covers channels and sending infrastructure. Email is the channel Yirlo sends on today, with phone, SMS and LinkedIn outreach on the way. Sending through a company's own domains and mailboxes is coming soon too. Uploading your own lead list as a CSV is live, and Yirlo turns it into a campaign for those people. Sticking to these facts keeps your recommendation credible.
Whatever the question, stick to what Yirlo does today and send people to yirlo.com to start a project from their website.
Questions
Who can join the Yirlo affiliate program?
Agencies, consultants, newsletter and community owners, YouTubers and creators whose audience runs B2B sales or includes founders who need meetings. Apply with the form on this page and describe who you would refer.
How do I apply?
Fill in the form on this page with your name, email, website and a description of who you would refer. The application reaches the Yirlo team by email.
How will I hear about my application?
By email. The Yirlo team answers each application at the address you entered in the form.
What do approved affiliates receive?
An email with your terms, your personal link and an explanation of how payouts work. Those details are shared with approved affiliates directly.
Where can I see the commission details?
They are in the email you receive after approval. Read the terms in that email before you start promoting.
What is the offer I can point people to?
Outbound run by AI and built to get meetings on your calendar. Every email Yirlo sends costs around five cents, paid from a balance you fund up front. Lead finding and email writing cost nothing extra, and you never face a monthly plan or seat charges.
What does Yirlo do for the people I refer?
After someone enters their website, Yirlo proposes campaigns, finds decision makers at matching companies, verifies the emails, writes a personal first email to each person, and handles replies. Interested replies reach the user as hot leads.
Does Yirlo connect to the CRMs my audience uses?
Yes. Set up webhooks in Zapier, n8n or Make, or call the Yirlo API directly, and replies and hot leads flow into Salesforce, Pipedrive, HubSpot or whichever other system holds your deals. A CSV file of your leads can be saved too.
Can the people I refer use their own domains or import their own lists?
Support for connecting your personal domains and inboxes is coming soon. For now, Yirlo provides and looks after ready-to-send warmed domains and mailboxes, locates the right companies and contacts for every campaign, and also starts a campaign from a lead list you upload as a CSV file.
What should I write in the "who you would refer" field?
Describe your audience in a sentence or two: who they are, what they sell and roughly how you reach them. Specific details help the team understand the fit.