Poppy AI
A genuinely well-reviewed AI content-research workspace whose own affiliate-recruitment page tells creators they are “just ONE video away from making $10k/month” - with no median, no typical-result data, and no income disclosure attached to any of it.
A real, independently-reviewed AI canvas/research tool that a rational buyer could purchase with zero affiliate involvement - attached to a single-tier, no-buy-in affiliate program whose own recruitment page runs uncapped $500-$10,000+/month income tiers with no disclosure of what a typical affiliate actually earns.
Can you actually make money with Poppy AI?
Only if the people you reach buy the Base plan. That is the one published plan this program pays on. The creator agreement pays 20% on a referred customer's purchases under $500 for 12 months, which is $79.80 on a $399-a-year Base sale. The $2,268-a-year Creator plan, or an upgrade to it, pays you nothing. Joining is free and nothing has to be bought to stay in, so the structure is sound. The conditions come from the terms wrapped around it.
It pays for a real sale of real software to your own referral. There is no override on other affiliates and nothing is earned for recruiting anyone. Tracking is a 30-day last-touch cookie, payment comes 30 days after the sale, and the creator agreement's minimum payout is $100. Your cost is your own time and content. Paid ads and coupon sites need the company's prior written approval, and bidding on Poppy AI's name is barred outright, so organic content is the main road in.
The recruitment page shows three income tiers, $500 to $1,500 a month, $2,000 to $3,000, and $10,000 and up, plus one named affiliate's “$35,604 in total earnings (and counting).” It gives no median, no share who earn nothing and no time period for that total. It also leaves out the $500 limit. At $79.80 a sale, the bottom tier takes 7 to 19 Base sales a month and the top tier takes 126 (our arithmetic: $500, $1,500 and $10,000 each divided by $79.80, rounded up).
Participant economics scores 5.5, under the 6 a clean pass needs, for reasons written into the agreements. Joining grants the company a “perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable license” to your content, name, likeness and voice, including for paid ads, with no further payment. The company may change any term “at any time at our sole discretion.” The program page states both “up to 20%” and “up to 25%,” and the agreement defers to your dashboard. An older ThriveCart agreement, still online, pays on the first purchase only, with a $1,000 minimum by wire.
no fee, no minimum purchase, and no required product subscription to apply to the affiliate program through its creator portal on Dub (an older ThriveCart portal is still online); the only real cost is whatever an affiliate chooses to spend on their own content production (paid ads need the company’s prior written approval), and separately whatever a buyer chooses to pay if they subscribe to the product itself.
- Your audience fits the $399 Base plan, not the bigger tiers. Only purchases under $500 earn a commission, so a buyer who takes Creator at $2,268 a year, or upgrades to it, earns you $0 no matter how much your content did to win the sale.
- You have, or are willing to build, an organic audience. Paid ads and coupon or deal sites need the company's written approval first, and bidding on its brand name is banned, so free content is the route a new affiliate can take without asking anyone.
- You are comfortable granting a perpetual, irrevocable license to your content, name, likeness and voice, usable in the company's paid ads with no further payment. That license survives the end of the agreement for any reason, so read it before you film a single video.
- You confirm which agreement and which rate you are under. The creator agreement pays from $100 through the partner dashboard; the ThriveCart one pays on the initial purchase only, from $1,000, by wire. Check the dashboard rate too, since the program page says both 20% and 25%.
- You plan from your own numbers, not the recruitment page. Poppy AI publishes no income disclosure, so the tiers and the $35,604 total show what the company chose to feature, not what is typical. Each Base sale pays $79.80, or $74.80 if the $25 new-user discount lands on that charge (our arithmetic: 20% of $374).
That call is computed, not chosen - the rule reads three of the nine published dimension scores and is printed on the methodology page. It describes this company's plan and the figures it publishes about the people already in it. It is not a prediction about you, and nothing on this site is advice.
Legal status
LEGAL - on 28 October 2026, CourtListener searches of federal court dockets and published opinions for “GetPoppy” and “Poppy AI” returned no results, and SEC EDGAR full-text searches for the same two terms returned no filings; the FTC’s case library could not be searched by script, and state attorney-general and state-court records were not searched. That is an absence in those searches, not a clean regulatory record. Separately and distinctly: the company’s own official affiliate-recruitment page displays specific, uncapped, tiered dollar income claims ($500-$1,500/mo, $2,000-$3,000/mo, $10,000/mo+) and a named top-performer’s cumulative-earnings figure with no accompanying median, percentile, or “results not typical” disclosure of the kind the FTC’s Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) and general Section 5 deception guidance are built to reach - that is a description of a real disclosure gap and a category of regulatory risk exposure, not an allegation that any enforcement action has been taken against this company.
Confidence: Medium
Primary sources fetched directly where possible. Everything we could not verify is listed at the bottom of this page by name.
Follow the money
A genuine, functioning SaaS product should be said first: Poppy AI is a visual, canvas-based AI research-and-content workspace, built by GetPoppy AI Corp of San Francisco and founded by Rafeh Qazi and Naz Dumanskyy. A user drags source material - videos, PDFs, documents, URLs, transcripts - onto a shared visual board, attaches AI chat nodes that reference that material directly, and turns raw research into scripts, hooks, ad copy, landing pages, or presentations, with a choice of underlying AI model rather than a single locked-in backend. Three independent reviewers, each of whose sites discloses affiliate links, describe this feature set consistently, including automatic transcription of video sources.
Important naming caution: “Poppy AI” is a name shared by at least three unrelated companies, and this report is strictly about getpoppy.ai / GetPoppy AI Corp. A separate, unrelated “Poppy AI” at poppy.ai, founded in 2018 and based in Walnut, California, makes a group-journaling app and has raised $230K, per CB Insights; and a UK-registered “POPPY AI LTD,” incorporated on 30 January 2025, has no confirmed operational link to this company. None of that history, funding, or address belongs to the company graded here.
A rational buyer could purchase this product with no affiliate or income angle attached, and would have real reasons to do so: a G2 rating of 4.9/5 across a small but strongly positive set of 13 reviews, a detailed and substantive AppSumo review, and a founder growth narrative - self-reported and relayed by two business newsletters - of reaching $500,000 a month in revenue within 11 months (May 2025) and over $400,000 a month in recurring revenue (July 2025), alongside the homepage’s own claim of 13,000-plus creators, founders and marketers. None of that is audited, but it is internally consistent with a real, actively-growing software business rather than a shell built around an income opportunity.
The concern this report exists to flag sits entirely on the affiliate-recruitment side. Poppy AI runs a free-to-join, single-tier, pay-per-personally-referred-sale affiliate program at a headline 20% commission rate - structurally simple and, unlike a recruitment-driven compensation plan, not dependent on building a downline. But the company’s own official recruitment page displays uncapped income tiers up to “$10,000/mo+,” a named affiliate’s $35,604 cumulative-earnings figure, and copy claiming affiliates are “just ONE video away from making $10k/month” - with no median, no percentile breakdown, and no disclosure of what a typical affiliate actually earns anywhere this research found.
A $399/year Base-plan subscription sold through a referring affiliate
This report’s own construction from the program’s 20% commission and the homepage’s $399/year Base price - Poppy AI does not publish a payout-split chart of its own, and it does not publish how the remaining 80% divides between AI-model costs, payroll, marketing and margin.
| Product | Price | Pays |
|---|---|---|
| Base (annual) 2,000 credits every month, 1 seat, every Poppy AI model, per the homepage; sold through a $1 seven-day trial that converts to the annual charge unless canceled. |
$399/year ($33/mo billed annually) annual |
20% (≈$79.80) |
| Creator (annual) 8,000 credits every month, 3 seats, VSL and landing-page builder, custom domain, per the homepage; also sold through the $1 trial. |
$2,268/year ($189/mo billed annually) annual |
none under the creator agreement (sales of $500 or more are excluded) |
| Power User 16,000 credits every month, 5 seats, chatbots and agents, and API access, per the homepage and the API launch page. One pricing site (ChatGrid, a competing canvas tool) reported $4,788/year at checkout on 9 October 2026. |
custom, quoted on a booked demo not published |
none if the sale is $500 or more |
| $1 trial The conversion payment is non-refundable; one trial per customer, per the subscription terms and refund policy. |
$1 for 7 days, then the plan price one-time, then annual |
20% of the referred customer’s qualified purchases under $500 for 12 months |
| Viral Content Academy add-on Non-refundable, per the refund policy, which names it as an add-on offered at checkout. |
$97 one-time, offered at checkout |
not stated |
Who runs it, and what they ran before
Introduced as co-founder in a Smart Passive Income podcast episode (SPI 877) and named as co-founder in a My Daily Business podcast episode (472). His prior venture is Clever Programmer, a coding-education YouTube channel/platform that the SPI episode describes as having over 1M YouTube subscribers and 100,000+ students taught - a real, findable, longstanding public track record. Giving multiple on-record interviews discussing the business candidly is a level of public accountability this report credits as unusual for a small SaaS-affiliate operation. No regulatory action, fraud judgment, or criminal proceeding against him was located in any source reviewed.
Full name Nazariy Dumanskyy; introduced alongside Rafeh Qazi as co-founder in the same Smart Passive Income podcast episode, and interviewed as co-founder in My Daily Business episode 472. No adverse regulatory or legal history was located in any source reviewed for this report.
GetPoppy AI Corp’s terms, privacy policy and affiliate agreements do not state where it is incorporated (Delaware, California, or elsewhere). Separately, and more consequential for a reader: “Poppy AI” is a brand name shared by at least three entities - this getpoppy.ai company; a 2018-founded group-journaling app company based in Walnut, California, at poppy.ai, with $230K raised, per CB Insights; and a UK-registered “POPPY AI LTD,” incorporated 30 January 2025 per Companies House, with no confirmed operational link to getpoppy.ai. None of the 2018 founding date, the journaling-app description, the funding figure, or the Walnut address belongs to the company this report grades.
Registered address
San Francisco, CA
Poppy AI’s privacy policy, terms and site footer give the address of GetPoppy AI Corp as 28 Geary Street Ste 650 Suite 217, San Francisco, CA 94108. None of its published terms, policies or affiliate agreements states a state of incorporation.
The veteran's checklist
Eight questions that decide whether this is a business or a transfer mechanism. Same eight, every review.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who legally owns it? |
WATCH
GetPoppy AI Corp, at 28 Geary Street in San Francisco, founded by Rafeh Qazi and Naz Dumanskyy. Its published terms do not state a state of incorporation, and the “Poppy AI” brand name is shared, confusingly, with at least two unrelated companies.
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| What does it really cost? |
WATCH
Nothing to join the affiliate program. The product costs $399/year for Base ($33/mo billed annually) or $2,268/year for Creator, each after a $1 seven-day trial; Power User is priced on a booked demo call.
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| Published income disclosure? |
CONCERN
No. The recruitment page displays $500-$1,500/$2,000-$3,000/$10,000+ monthly tiers and a named $35,604 case study with no median, percentile, or typical-results data published anywhere.
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| Regulatory action against the company, ever? |
OK
None found in CourtListener federal docket and opinion searches or SEC EDGAR full-text searches for “GetPoppy” and “Poppy AI” on 28 October 2026. The FTC case library and state records were not searched by script, so this is an absence in those searches, not a clean record.
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| Can the company change the deal after you sign? |
WATCH
Yes. The affiliate agreement lets the company modify any term “at any time at our sole discretion,” for sales after it gives written notice, and sends disputes to binding JAMS arbitration in San Francisco.
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| Can you get your money back? |
WATCH
Partly, as a buyer - a 30-day money-back guarantee covers a first plan payment bought directly, without a trial, conditioned on attending an onboarding call; a $1 trial that converts, renewals and upgrades are non-refundable. Affiliate payout mechanics carry no comparable guarantee.
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| What does the compensation structure actually pay on? |
OK
Real, personally-referred product sales only, at a headline 20% commission rate for 12 months on purchases under $500. No recruitment-override layer or downline-of-downlines mechanism was found anywhere in the program.
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| Merchant play or miner play? |
WATCH
Merchant - the program pays on real completed sales of a real, independently-reviewed product, not on recruiting other affiliates. The risk here is disclosure and marketing conduct, not the compensation structure itself.
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What has to be true for you to get paid
| To cover | You need |
|---|---|
| Free-content affiliate referring buyers to the $399/yr Base plan | 7 sales/month to reach the low end of the “Getting started” tier ($500/mo); 19 sales/month to reach its high end ($1,500/mo) At $79.80 per Base sale (20% of $399): $500 ÷ $79.80 = 6.3, so 7; $1,500 ÷ $79.80 = 18.8, so 19 (our arithmetic). Joining costs nothing, and the $100 minimum payout is reached on the second sale. |
| Paid-traffic affiliate spending $200/month on ads driving to the Base plan | 3 sales to recover the ad spend; 9 sales to net $500 after it $200 ÷ $79.80 = 2.5, so 3; $700 ÷ $79.80 = 8.8, so 9 (our arithmetic). The creator agreement bars paid advertising without the company’s prior written approval, so this route is open only with that approval. |
| Affiliate whose audience buys the $2,268/yr Creator plan | no commission at any volume The creator agreement excludes sales of $500 or more, “whether sold by us or by the customer upgrading,” so a Creator-plan sale earns nothing; only Base-plan sales and smaller purchases count toward the page’s income tiers. |
| Reaching the page’s “Top performers” tier ($10,000/mo+) | 126 Base-plan sales a month, about four a day $10,000 ÷ $79.80 = 125.3, so 126 sales every month (our arithmetic). None of the named results on the recruitment page is stated as a monthly figure; each is a total. |
Read this twice
This is this report’s own arithmetic, built from the program’s 20% commission, the homepage’s $399/year Base price and the creator agreement’s rules - Poppy AI does not publish break-even worksheets of its own. The recruitment page’s “Getting started” tier of $500/mo to $1,500/mo takes 7 to 19 Base-plan sales a month, and its “Top performers” tier takes 126; the page does not say that the higher-priced plans earn no commission, which leaves Base-plan volume as the only route to any of its tiers. That undisclosed condition is itself a legitimate marketing-conduct concern independent of whether the headline numbers are achievable by any individual affiliate. The Dub program page also gives new users $25 off a first purchase; if that discount falls on the $399 charge, the sale pays $74.80 and the tiers take 7 to 21 and 134 sales a month (our arithmetic). No saved document says which charge it applies to.
Run your own numbers
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Seventy-nine dollars eighty cents is the program’s 20% commission applied to the $399/year Base plan, the lowest published plan price. The cost line is $0 because joining the affiliate program itself carries no fee, no minimum purchase and no required subscription. Modeled as one payment per sale: the creator agreement pays on a referred customer’s purchases under $500 for 12 months after the first, and Base bills once a year; sales of $500 or more, including the $2,268/year Creator plan, earn nothing. The presets are keyed to the company’s own recruitment-page income tiers: reaching the low end of its advertised "Getting started" bracket of $500/mo to $1,500/mo on Base-plan sales takes roughly 7 sales a month, and the high end roughly 19 - a volume the page itself does not disclose, next to named creators’ running totals rather than a published median. Your own subscription cost of $0/mo is included.
What it costs to replace this yourself
Poppy AI’s published prices against the alternatives one independent reviewer names for the same jobs (his site discloses affiliate links). This is a consolidation pitch - multi-model chat, transcription of video sources and content generation on one visual board - rather than a like-for-like single-feature comparison.
| What they sell you | What you'd use instead | Your cost |
|---|---|---|
| Poppy AI Base - $399/yr ($33/mo billed annually), multi-model chat + canvas | A mainstream general AI chat assistant (paid tier) | $20/mo |
| Poppy AI Base - $399/yr ($33/mo billed annually) | A second mainstream AI chat assistant (paid tier) | $20/mo |
| Poppy AI Power User (API access) - custom price on a demo call | A content-generation and scheduling tool with API access | $29/mo |
| Poppy AI Base - $399/yr ($33/mo billed annually), transcription of video sources | A free AI notebook tool that transcribes video | $0 |
| Total as sold $33/mo billed annually (Base, $399/yr) or $189/mo billed annually (Creator, $2,268/yr); Power User is quoted on a demo call |
Total, built yourself $0 to $29/mo for any one of these tools, or $69/mo for both chat assistants and the API tool together (our arithmetic) |
Price-to-value
Poppy AI’s entry price sits above any single one of these tools bought alone, and Base is billed a year at a time. Whether the consolidation of multi-model chat, transcription and content generation into one visual workspace is worth that premium over one or two cheaper tools is a genuine, close call, and the reviewer’s own advice is to buy Poppy AI for the board workflow, not for the AI models.
Three operators, five horizons
Probability of cumulative net profit
Hover any point for median, top decile and bottom quartile.
Casual creator posting free videos (our arithmetic)
Monthly commission from Base-plan referrals only, at $79.80 a sale; no cost to join; the sales counts (median 0, top decile 7 rising to 19) and P are our assumptions
| Horizon | P(profit) | Median |
|---|---|---|
| 3 mo | 25% | $0 |
| 6 mo | 20% | $0 |
| 1 yr | 15% | $0 |
| 3 yr | 12% | $0 |
| 5 yr | 11% | $0 |
Established review channel (our arithmetic)
Monthly commission from Base-plan referrals only; its median makes the 7 sales a month that reach the “Getting started” floor; the sales counts (median 7, top decile 26) and P are our assumptions
| Horizon | P(profit) | Median |
|---|---|---|
| 3 mo | 60% | $559 |
| 6 mo | 55% | $559 |
| 1 yr | 52% | $559 |
| 3 yr | 45% | $0 |
| 5 yr | 40% | $0 |
Creator aiming at the “Active creator” tier (our arithmetic)
The 26 to 38 Base-plan sales a month that $2,000/mo to $3,000/mo requires; the page’s named $35,604 is a running total with no time period; the sales counts (median 0, top decile 26 rising to 38) and P are our assumptions
| Horizon | P(profit) | Median |
|---|---|---|
| 3 mo | 15% | $0 |
| 6 mo | 15% | $0 |
| 1 yr | 12% | $0 |
| 3 yr | 12% | $0 |
| 5 yr | 11% | $0 |
Methodology note. MODELED: Poppy AI publishes no income disclosure and no distribution of affiliate earnings, so no participant data anchors these rows. Each dollar figure is monthly commission at that horizon, from three sourced facts: a 20% commission (program page), the $399/year Base price (homepage), and the creator agreement’s exclusion of sales of $500 or more, which leaves Base-plan sales at $79.80 as the commissionable unit. 7 sales a month gives $559, 19 gives $1,516, 26 gives $2,075 and 38 gives $3,032 (the floor and top of the “Active creator” tier). The sales counts per cohort and the share in profit at each horizon (P) are this report’s assumptions; no source measures them. P is the share earning any commission, since joining costs nothing, and it is set below 50% wherever the median is $0. The one company-published figure, “$35,604 in total earnings (and counting),” states no time period, so it is not placed on any horizon.
Where you are actually allowed to promote this
Platform policy reads, not verifications. Check every one before you spend a dollar - enforcement changes faster than the written policy does.
Red flags and green flags
Red flags
141No published income disclosure alongside prominent tiered income claims
2“Just ONE video away from making $10k/month” recruitment copy
3A named affiliate’s $35,604 total-earnings figure is used as recruitment proof
4Sales of $500 or more earn no commission
5A perpetual, irrevocable license to affiliates’ content and likeness
6The company may change the program terms at its sole discretion
7The program page states two commission ceilings
8The $1 trial converts to a non-refundable annual charge
9The Power User price is not published
10Two affiliate agreements are online at once
11A confusing three-way naming collision with unrelated companies also called “Poppy AI”
12GetPoppy AI Corp’s state of incorporation is not stated
13Revenue figures are founder-reported and unaudited
14Affiliate disclosure is required but unaudited
Green flags
81A real, independently-reviewed, functioning SaaS product
2Strong third-party review-platform scores
3Identifiable, publicly accountable founders with a real prior track record
4No multi-level or recruitment-commission structure found anywhere
5No fee or minimum purchase required to become an affiliate
6A 30-day money-back guarantee on a plan bought directly
7The agreement requires affiliates to disclose that they are paid
8sec (securities exposure) is genuinely near the ceiling by the Howey test
We would like to be wrong about this
Upward
- Publication of an actual income disclosure or aggregate affiliate-earnings statistics (median, average, or percentage earning nothing) alongside the existing top-performer highlight reel.
- One published commission rate in place of the program page’s “up to 20%” and “up to 25%,” and a single affiliate agreement in place of the two now online.
- Commissions on the Creator and Power User plans, which the creator agreement now excludes as sales of $500 or more, or a statement of that limit on the recruitment page itself.
Downward
- Discovery that the $35,604 case-study figure cannot be substantiated at all if directly investigated - that is, found to be fabricated or grossly misleading rather than merely unaudited.
- Evidence of widespread, systematic non-disclosure (missing sponsorship tags) across a large, representative sample of the affiliate video and social-content ecosystem, which no source has yet sampled.
- Discovery of an actual multi-tier or sub-affiliate recruitment-commission component that neither affiliate agreement nor the program page contains.
Grade is B-. A real, independently-reviewed AI content-research tool with a conventional, low-risk single-tier affiliate program, undercut by an official recruitment page that runs uncapped income tiers with zero disclosure of what a typical affiliate actually earns.
What is genuinely good here should be said plainly, and first. Poppy AI is a real product - a visual, multi-model AI canvas workspace that independent reviewers on G2 and AppSumo describe consistently and rate strongly, built by named, publicly accountable founders with a genuine prior track record. Its affiliate program costs nothing to join, requires no starter purchase and no minimum ad spend, and pays commissions only on real, personally-referred sales rather than on recruiting other affiliates - a structurally simple, low-risk design compared with a recruitment-driven compensation plan. No government enforcement action against the company was found, and the affiliate agreement requires every creator to disclose that they may be paid.
Then the number that shapes most of this grade. Poppy AI’s own official affiliate-recruitment page lays out three uncapped income tiers by name - $500-$1,500/month, $2,000-$3,000/month, and $10,000/month and up - alongside copy stating affiliates are “just ONE video away from making $10k/month,” and a named affiliate’s $35,604 cumulative-earnings figure with no stated time period. None of it is accompanied anywhere this research found by a median, an average across all affiliates, a percentage who earn nothing, or a typical-results disclaimer. This report’s own arithmetic shows what the brackets take - 7 to 19 Base-plan sales a month for the “Getting started” tier and 126 for “Top performers,” since sales of $500 or more earn no commission - but Poppy AI publishes no data on which outcome is actually typical, and that gap is the precise pattern this site exists to flag.
A handful of smaller items round out the picture without changing its shape. GetPoppy AI Corp’s published terms do not state its state of incorporation, and a genuine, confusing brand-name collision exists with at least two unrelated companies also called “Poppy AI” - neither a fault of this company, but both real transparency costs for anyone trying to verify who is actually behind getpoppy.ai. The Power User price is quoted only on a booked sales call, and the creator agreement’s exclusion of every sale of $500 or more, its ban on paid ads without written approval, and its perpetual license to creators’ content and likeness are terms a prospective affiliate should read before committing content-production time.
Treat the $500-$10,000+/month tiers as a range of possible outcomes, not a floor
No published data shows what share of affiliates land in each bracket, or what share earn nothing at all - model your own plan from the sourced 20% rate and your own realistic traffic and conversion assumptions instead.
Read the creator agreement before building a content plan
It sets a 30-day last-touch cookie, pays only on purchases under $500 for 12 months after the first, bars paid ads without written approval, and grants the company a perpetual license to your content and likeness.
Check which affiliate agreement you are under
The creator portal agreement pays out from $100 through the partner dashboard; the agreement on the ThriveCart portal still sets a $1,000 minimum paid by wire transfer and pays on the initial purchase only.
Judge the product on its own merits separately from the affiliate pitch
The independent G2 and AppSumo reviews are a legitimate reason to evaluate Poppy AI as a buyer with zero interest in becoming an affiliate - that decision does not need to be made alongside, or influenced by, the income-tier claims on the recruitment page.
Nine dimensions, weighted
Dimension profile
Further from center is better. Hover any point.
Hard caps that bind here
The lowest binding cap wins, regardless of the weighted arithmetic.
What we read
Every source below links to the document itself. Tier 1 is a primary record - the company’s own plan, policy or disclosure, a court filing, a regulator’s decision or an SEC filing. Tier 2 is a self-regulatory or secondary regulator record, tier 3 reporting or academic work, tier 4 an open-market price comparison. Where a document can be moved or withdrawn, an archived copy is linked beside it. If a link is dead when you try it, that is a correction we want.
- Poppy AI Creators Program | Earn 20% Commissions
The company’s own affiliate-recruitment page (the URL now redirects to getpoppy.ai/creators): the 20% commission headline, the three income tiers (Getting started $500/mo to $1,500/mo, Active creator $2,000/mo to $3,000/mo, Top performers $10,000/mo+), the “just ONE video away from making $10k/month” copy, and the named “$35,604 in total earnings (and counting)” case study. The 7 September 2026 capture carries the same tiers and figures under the title “Become a Poppy AI Affiliate” and links to the ThriveCart portal; the current page links to the Dub portal.
Not established by this document: No income disclosure, median or time period appears on either version.
- Creator Partner Agreement | Poppy AI
Applies to creators enrolled through the creator portal: last-touch attribution for 30 days after a click; commissions on a referred customer’s qualified purchases for 12 months after the first, on sales under $500 (sales of $500 or more, services and B2B sales excluded); payment 30 days after the sale; a $100 minimum payout through the partner dashboard; a perpetual, irrevocable license to creators’ content and likeness; a ban on branded-keyword bidding, and prohibitions on paid ads and coupon sites without prior written approval; a disclosure requirement; a sole-discretion modification clause; and binding JAMS arbitration in San Francisco.
Not established by this document: Undated; the commission rate itself is deferred to the partner dashboard.
- Privacy Policy | Poppy AI
Names GetPoppy AI Corp, 28 Geary Street Ste 650 Suite 217, San Francisco, CA 94108, and support@getpoppy.ai; last updated 27 October 2026.
Not established by this document: States no state of incorporation.
- Subscription Terms | Poppy AI
Edition of 27 October 2026 (purchases before that date fall under the 5 August 2026 edition, also published): a $1 seven-day trial converting to the plan price shown at checkout (currently $399/year), annual billing and automatic renewal, a renewal reminder email, cancellation at any time, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on the first plan payment that excludes trial conversions, renewals and upgrades.
Not established by this document: Gives only the Base price; the Creator price is on the homepage and the Power User price is not published.
- API Launch | Poppy AI
States that APIs launched on the Power User plan, with 16,000 monthly credits.
Not established by this document: Gives no Power User price.
- Terms and Conditions | Poppy AI
Customer terms, last updated 27 October 2026, between the user and GetPoppy AI Corp: California law, binding individual arbitration with no class actions, and a 30-day opt-out by email.
Not established by this document: States no state of incorporation.
- POPPY AI LTD - Companies House filing
A UK private limited company of the same brand name, company number 16219557, incorporated 30 January 2025, active, with nature of business 62012 (business and domestic software development) - cited to disambiguate the naming collision, not because it is related to getpoppy.ai.
Not established by this document: No confirmed operational connection to getpoppy.ai.
- Poppy AI Reviews | Trustpilot
Claimed company profile showing a 4.9 score across 352 reviews in the 11 January 2026 capture.
Not established by this document: The live page returns 403 to a scripted fetch; figures are from the January 2026 capture.
- My Honest Review of Poppy AI
Describes the board workflow, transcription of video sources and model choice, and compares $20/month AI chat plans, a $29/month content tool with API access and a free AI notebook; the page discloses affiliate links. Its 3 August 2026 update describes a demo-only site and a revenue guarantee that the current getpoppy.ai no longer shows.
Not established by this document: Its pricing account predates the current homepage, which again publishes Base and Creator prices behind a $1 trial.
- Poppy AI Review
A second independent review describing the visual board, the choice between AI models and automatic transcription; the page discloses affiliate links.
Not established by this document: None material.
- Poppy AI Review
A third independent review describing the visual mapping and the AI models used; the site carries an affiliate disclosure.
Not established by this document: None material.
- SPI 877: The Best AI Tool with Rafeh Qazi and Nazariy Dumanskyy
On-record interview introducing both co-founders; the episode page describes Clever Programmer as having over 1M YouTube subscribers and 100,000+ students, and the host offers listeners 25% off through his own page.
Not established by this document: Founder-narrative content; growth figures discussed are self-reported.
- My Daily Business, Episode 472 (Nazariy Dumanskyy interview)
An on-record interview with co-founder Nazariy Dumanskyy about building Poppy AI with Rafeh Qazi.
Not established by this document: Self-reported founder content.
- How Poppy AI Bootstrapped to $500K Monthly Revenue Selling $1000/Year Subscriptions
Relays the founders’ figures: $500,000 a month within 11 months without external funding, and $100,000 in a week after one affiliate video.
Not established by this document: Self-reported, founder-sourced figures relayed by a business newsletter, not audited financials.
- How Poppy AI Grew to $400K/Month by Helping Creators Make Viral Content
Says Poppy AI generates over $400,000 in monthly recurring revenue and serves around 5,000 creators.
Not established by this document: The live URL returns 404; read from the 11 March 2026 capture. Self-reported figures, not independently audited.
- Poppy AI Reviews | G2
A 4.9/5 rating across 13 reviews, 91% of them five-star, as shown on a G2 review page for the product in a 23 June 2026 capture.
Not established by this document: A small, 13-review sample; G2 blocks scripted fetches, so the figure is from the capture.
- Useful concept, but the real cost is hidden behind expensive credits - Poppy AI review
A verified purchaser’s 9 June 2026 review of the lifetime deal, criticizing credit prices and API access gated to Power User, with a founder-team reply.
Not established by this document: One individual review; not a platform-wide aggregate figure.
- Poppy AI Pricing (2026): Plans, Credits & Trial
Reports Poppy AI’s checkout prices on 9 October 2026 (Base $399, Creator $2,268, Power User $4,788 a year) and a sold-out AppSumo lifetime listing; cited only for the Power User figure, which the homepage does not publish.
Not established by this document: A competitor’s blog, not the company’s own pricing page.
- Poppy AI - Products, Competitors, Financials (CB Insights)
Describes the unrelated Poppy AI at poppy.ai: a group-journaling app company founded in 2018, based in Walnut, California, with $230K raised - cited only to keep it separate from getpoppy.ai.
Not established by this document: Unrelated to this report’s subject; cited for disambiguation only.
- Poppy AI affiliate portal and Affiliate Agreement (ThriveCart)
The older affiliate portal, still online, and its agreement: commissions limited to the initial purchase, last-touch attribution with no stated window, a $1,000 minimum payout, wire-transfer payment, a sole-discretion modification clause and JAMS arbitration.
- Poppy AI homepage and plan prices
A $1 seven-day trial on every plan; Base $399/year ($33/mo billed annually, 2,000 credits, 1 seat); Creator $2,268/year ($189/mo billed annually, 8,000 credits, 3 seats); Power User custom by booked demo (16,000 credits, 5 seats, API); “Trusted by 13,000+ creators, founders & marketers.”
- Refund Policy | Poppy AI
Effective 27 October 2026 (the 5 August 2026 edition is also published): the 30-day money-back guarantee covers a first plan payment bought directly, without a trial, and requires an onboarding call; trial conversions, renewals, upgrades and the $97 Viral Content Academy add-on are non-refundable.
- Poppy AI Affiliate Program | Dub
The creator portal’s program page: “Earn 20% per sale for 1 year” and $25 off a new user’s first purchase; its FAQ says “up to 25% per sale for 1 year”; a single sale reward with no click or lead reward. The page’s embedded reward rules (updated 21 October 2026) set 0% on any sale over $400 and on six listed product IDs, while the creator agreement’s text excludes sales of $500 or more; the page does not say which governs.
What we could not get
- The Power User plan price - the homepage quotes it on a booked demo; one pricing site reported $4,788 a year at checkout on 9 October 2026.
- The commission rate set in the partner dashboard - the program page says both “up to 20%” and “up to 25%” per sale, and the agreement defers to the dashboard.
- Whether an annual Base renewal, which falls 12 months after the first purchase, counts inside the creator agreement’s 12-month commission window.
- GetPoppy AI Corp’s state of incorporation and any registered-agent filing - none of its published terms, policies or agreements states them.
- Independently audited revenue, funding, or customer-count figures for GetPoppy AI Corp - all current figures trace to the founders and the company’s own pages, relayed by business newsletters, not to filed financial statements.
- The time period over which the named affiliate’s cited $35,604 in cumulative earnings actually accrued, and any underlying verification or proof document for that figure.
- Whether the UK-registered “POPPY AI LTD” (incorporated 30 January 2025) has any operational connection to getpoppy.ai.
- How consistently creators follow the agreement’s compensation-disclosure rule across their videos and posts - no source samples it.
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