Uplink Referral Guide: How to Earn More Points from Friends and Businesses
So many Uplinkers have been helping grow our network around the world. From Vietnam to Nigeria, Argentina, Ukraine, and everywhere in between. We want to take some time to help share some tips that will help you earn even more points. In this article, we’re sharing some general information and talking points to make referring friends, family, and businesses easier. With Uplink Referrals, you can earn even more referral bonuses while helping expand the Uplink network.
Referrals Refresher
Here’s a quick refresher on two ways you can stack up bonus points with referrals. And, a quick reminder that these bonuses are part of our early adopter system, which may not last forever, so the sooner you start referring, the more you can earn.
1. Referral Commissions
You earn a percentage of all points from your approved referrals:
- Level 1: People you refer directly → Earn 20%
- Level 2: People referred by your referrals → Earn 10%
- Level 3: People referred by Level 2 referrals → Earn 5%
2. Referral Tier Bonuses
As you hit referral milestones, you unlock bonus points tiers, up to 1 million points!
Important: Points count only after your referral registers a router through the Uplink App.
Reasons People are Excited about Uplink
Referring someone gives them a chance to improve their internet connection for free and start earning rewards. This is especially valuable for:
- Businesses in rural or underserved areas
- Small shops or cafés that rely on stable Wi-Fi
- Anyone dealing with slow or unreliable internet
With Uplink:
- They register their existing router (no extra equipment needed)
- No fees
- No maintenance
- They earn points passively
- They’ll be notified automatically when the network is live in their area
Plus, the points they earn could be:
- Converted into rewards
- Potentially used to offset ISP subscription costs
- Grant access to future Uplink features
It’s one of the easiest ways to get better connectivity and start earning rewards immediately with existing hardware (Wi-Fi routers) that you have already invested in at home.

How to Start the Conversation with People
Here’s a simple, friendly way to explain Uplink to your friends, family and network without getting too technical:
1. Begin with your own experience
“I registered my Wi-Fi router on a platform called Uplink because I wanted a more reliable connection. It’s free, easy, and now I earn daily points just for keeping my router on.”
“I downloaded the Uplink App, connected to Wi-Fi and registered my network - now I’m earning daily points for free. If you’re seeing this, you’re early - super bullish on Uplink!”
2. The benefits
“The points stack up over time, and can convert into rewards that might help reduce your internet bill once the network is fully live. Passive income, once verified. Don’t let your router live rent free!”
3. More about Uplink
“The idea behind Uplink is pretty simple. Think of it like solar panels on the roof of your home: when you create more energy than you need, you can sell it back to the grid.
Uplink works the same way, it's a marketplace for the internet. Most people don’t use all the bandwidth they pay for, so Uplink collects the leftover bandwidth and makes it available for enterprises to buy while also improving local internet service. You’re basically putting your unused connection to good use.”
4. Make it easy for them:
“If you want to try it, I can send you my referral link and help you sign up. You just make an account and connect to your router. There’s nothing to maintain afterward, once you’re in, your router earns points automatically. Once the network is live, they’ll email you a software update in order to get your router verified and earning real rewards.”
How to Start the Conversation with Businesses
If you’re approaching a business, here’s a simple, friendly structure that you can adapt:
1. Begin with the right person
Ask for the operational manager , owner or the person who handles or manages the internet/Wi-Fi decisions.
2. Be upfront
Let them know:
“I am not selling anything, just sharing a way to improve your internet connection for free that could offset your internet bill later on.”
3. Explain the connectivity problem
“We use more internet today than ever before - social media, payments, movies, you name it. Telecom providers cannot keep up with the growth, and they’ll pay you for providing the infrastructure that helps fix connectivity issues as the network grows.”
“Have you ever been in a situation where there was no internet, no Wi-Fi and you weren’t able to contact anyone? (This can be in the middle of the city or middle of nowhere) These “connectivity gaps” are easily solved by putting every Wi-Fi and internet device onto one network. Now, you can earn for being part of that network - Uplink.”
4. Explain the Solution (Uplink) in simple terms
“Uplink is a platform that connects supply from Wi-Fi routers to enterprises and telecom companies that will pay for it. Think of their system like putting solar panels on the roof of your home. When your panels generate excess energy, you can sell it back to the grid.
Uplink works similarly. When your router doesn’t use all its bandwidth that you already pay for, you can send it back to enterprises, they’ll pay for it, and in turn it will improve local internet connections.”
5. Why?
“Uplink is free to sign up, you begin earning points immediately, and will ultimately lead to a stronger internet for your community and neighborhood. Once the network is live, you’ll no longer need to find a password to be connected to the internet, you’ll just be connected. By becoming part of the network, you’re building the future of the internet.
Once the network is live, and your Wi-Fi router’s device is added to the verified network, you’ll start earning token rewards for your unused bandwidth. It’s that simple, just look for an email from Uplink on how we’ll convert your registered router to a verified one.”
6. If they’re ready to sign up: Send your referral link and offer to help walk them through registration (takes only a few minutes).
Final Tips
- Keep it friendly and conversational.
- Focus on helping them improve their internet rather than selling.
- Highlight that participation is free and effortless.
- Emphasize that they can earn rewards while contributing to a stronger network, not just for them, but the whole region.
By sharing Uplink with others, you’re helping grow a better, more reliable internet network while earning points for yourself. The more you refer, the stronger the network gets 💪 and the more rewards you can collect!
If you need additional help or resources:
- Check out the Uplink FAQ for common questions
- Review our Media page for blogs and video content
- Follow us on X/Twitter or join our Discord to be connected with our team
And, if you have large enterprises that would like to work with us and you’d like to refer them to the Uplink platform, please send us an email at hi@uplink.xyz.
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