Affiliate program

Affiliate kit

Everything you need to talk about I'm Alive accurately. This is a safety product, so copy that overstates what it does is worse than no copy at all. Following this page is a condition of the affiliate terms.

In one sentence

I'm Alive is a daily check-in app: you tap once a day, and if you miss it, the people you choose are told, so someone always knows to check on you.

What you can say

• Check in with one tap a day. If you miss it, the people you chose are alerted.
• Your contacts don't need the app. Alerts reach them by email and app notification, and by text on Premium and Premium Plus.
• Lifetime: $4.99, paid once. 1 contact, up to 5 missed check-in alerts a month, by email and app notification.
• Premium: $29.99 a year. An alert every time you miss a check-in, texts as well as email and app notifications, up to 10 contacts, a once-a-week check-in if daily is too much, up to 2 check-in times a day.
• Premium Plus: $39.99 a year. Everything in Premium, up to 3 check-in times a day, live location sharing and Follow Me for trips.
• There's a free version in the app with 1 contact and one alert a month.
• Pause it when you're away. Opening the app can count as your check-in, if you turn that on.
• On iPhone, check in from a home-screen widget or by saying "Hey Siri, I'm OK".
• You can send a clearly marked test alert and see that it was delivered.
• Yearly plans renew until cancelled. Lifetime is a single payment.
• Works on iPhone and Android.

What you must never say

• That it's an emergency service, a medical device, or 24/7 monitoring, or that it calls 911, 999 or 000.
• That it guarantees anyone's safety.
• A free trial on the website (there isn't one).
• Unlimited alerts on Lifetime (it's up to 5 a month).
• Fall detection as a reason to buy, AI voice calls, weekly safety summaries, arrival alerts or SOS location sharing.
• That phone activity or movement shows someone is safe.
• User numbers, ratings, reviews or press we haven't given you.
• Fear-led claims about falls, dying alone or being found days later.
• That someone is protected before they've finished setting up.
• "Seniors" or "elderly". Say "people who live independently" or "a parent who lives alone".

Always say this, in your country's words

• United States and Canada

  I'm Alive alerts the people you choose. It is not an emergency service or a medical device, and it does not call 911.

• United Kingdom

  I'm Alive alerts the people you choose. It is not an emergency service or a medical device, and it does not call 999.

• Australia

  I'm Alive alerts the people you choose. It is not an emergency service or a medical device, and it does not call 000.

• New Zealand

  I'm Alive alerts the people you choose. It is not an emergency service or a medical device, and it does not call 111.

Disclose every time

Put the disclosure where people see it before the link. For example:

• #ad — I earn a commission if you buy through my link.
• Affiliate link: I'm paid a share if you choose a plan.

Sample posts

Use your own words. These show the facts and the tone.

Which page should I link?

We have a landing page for each audience. Pick the one that fits your readers.