Referrals

Invite friends. Get paid.

Every friend who finishes the free Career Snapshot on your link earns you ₹50, sent straight to your UPI — and they get a discount too.

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Your referral link is tied to your Lume Live account — that is how we know whose friends to count. Same account you use to book a session or buy a report.

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Your link

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Someone sitting next to you can scan this. It is the same code.

Where you're at

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We need a verified mobile number before we can send money.

How it works: earnings become withdrawable 7 days after the friend takes the quiz, and you can withdraw once you've reached ₹200. We send it by UPI by hand, usually within a few working days.

How it works

  1. Send your link to a friend.
  2. They open it and finish the free Career Snapshot — it takes about two minutes and costs them nothing.
  3. Your balance goes up. Withdraw it to your UPI once you've reached the minimum.

The rules, plainly

  • Your friend gets something too. A discount on their first paid report or session, applied at checkout — they don't have to do anything to claim it beyond using your link.
  • We pay by UPI. Only to a UPI ID you give us, and only after you've confirmed your age.
  • There's a waiting period. Earnings become withdrawable a few days after your friend takes the quiz — that's so we can spot anything odd first.
  • A friend counts once — the first time they finish a quiz, for whoever's link they arrived on.
  • It has to be a real friend. Your own second account doesn't count, and we check.
  • There's a ceiling on how much one account can earn, shown in the bar above.
  • A few a day. If you're sending a whole class at once, message us instead — we'd rather set that up properly.