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# Ambassador Program

Get Paid To Go Viral!

### **How It Works:**

1. **Sign Up:** Apply to become an ambassador through the [dashboard ](https://transcript.study/dashboard)by clicking the "Earn Cash Today" button. Approval typically takes 24-48 hours.
2. **Earn Commissions:** Earn 20% for every sale and renewal generated for Transcript!
3. **Get Paid:** Instantly cash out your commissions to your bank through Stripe.

[Click here to learn more.](https://transcript.study/ambassadors)

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### **Once Approved:**

Log into the [dashboard ](https://transcript.study/dashboard)to find your ambassador code. Share it directly or click the copy button to generate a link that applies the code automatically. The more it's used, the more you earn! Create a custom code by clicking the pencil icon—claim yours before it's taken!

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