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A straightforward refund promise

The First-Payout Promise

Make a documented, good-faith attempt to use Payouts Playbook. If you cannot receive a payout for one of the reasons explained below, you may request a full refund of the $37 Playbook purchase price within six calendar months of purchase.

Six monthsfrom the original purchase date
Your first attemptdocumented and made in good faith
Full $37 refundwhen the published terms are met

When the promise applies

Your first attempt is protected in three situations.

You only need one of the following situations to apply.

01

No available offer works for you

After using the Playbook to find opportunities and reviewing their current official terms, you determine that you cannot meet the requirements needed to qualify for any available payout.

02

Your application is declined

You submit an accurate application through the required method, and the institution declines the application.

03

You complete the offer but are not paid

You are approved, complete every published requirement on time, keep the account in good standing, allow the full stated payout period, and the institution does not issue the payout.

What a good-faith attempt means

Use the Playbook, verify the terms, and keep reasonable records.

  1. Use the Playbook's Current Offer Starting Points or another opportunity found by following the Playbook's research process.
  2. Open and save the current official terms. Review the eligibility rules, required activity, deadlines, and stated payout period.
  3. Use the Playbook and your records to decide whether you can reasonably meet the requirements.
  4. If you apply, use accurate information and the required official application method, promotional link, or code.
  5. If approved, complete every published requirement by its deadline and keep the account funded, unrestricted, and in good standing through the payout period.
  6. If you complete the requirements, allow the full payout period stated in the official terms before requesting a refund.
  7. Keep reasonable, redacted documentation showing what you reviewed or attempted and what happened.

Documentation

Use the tracker—or any equivalent record.

You do not have to use the provided Bonus Builder Tracker. An equivalent written record is acceptable.

Show what happened

Your documentation should identify:

  • The opportunities you reviewed or attempted
  • The relevant dates and current requirements
  • Why you could not qualify or receive a payout
  • Your application result, qualifying activity, or payout deadline when applicable
  • Your original Payouts Playbook purchase information

Supporting screenshots, saved terms, or correspondence may be included when available.

Requesting your refund

Email your request within six calendar months of purchase.

Use the subject line First-Payout Promise Request. Include your purchase email, the date of purchase, a brief explanation of what happened, and your redacted tracker or equivalent documentation. We may ask for reasonable clarification before completing the review.

Email your refund request

Important limits

What the promise covers—and what it does not.

The promise covers

A refund of the original $37 Payouts Playbook purchase price when the requirements on this page are met.

The promise does not cover

  • The amount of an institution's advertised payout
  • Fees, interest, taxes, losses, or other expenses
  • Missed requirements, missed deadlines, inaccurate applications, or accounts that are closed, restricted, or not kept in good standing
  • Results from later attempts after the first documented attempt

Effective August 19, 2026. Offer availability, requirements, eligibility, and payout timing can change. Official offer terms always control the activity required by the institution. Payouts Playbook does not control an institution's application or payout decisions and does not promise any specific earnings.