You can now see which share actually worked

Your affiliate link was a single address: ?ref=YOURCODE. Post it on LinkedIn, email it to forty people, put it in your newsletter, and you would see that eleven agencies signed up — but not which of the three brought them. There was no way to know what was worth repeating.

Now you can name each share. On the affiliate screen, the build a campaign link card takes a name, lets you pick which page the link opens, and gives you the link to copy. Add UTM parameters if you want it to show up in your own analytics too — Pitchko does not need them to attribute.

The comparison table puts the best-earning campaign first, not the one with the most signups. That is deliberate: a share that brings forty visitors who never pay is not better than one that brings three who do.

Two things have not changed: your existing links keep working exactly as before, and a label never affects attribution — a broken or missing campaign name costs you a label, never a commission.

The same screen also gained a reporting period selector (last 30 days, last 90 days, this year, all time) and a line telling you the latest we will start your payout once your balance crosses the threshold.