💬 Got friends who’d love Logos? Join our referral program!

Jason Stone (Logos) · 2025-04-23T13:46:08+00:00

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Jason Stone (Logos)

If you already find yourself talking about Logos with friends, you’re not alone—and we’re grateful you do. 💙

Now, you can get rewarded for it when you join our referral program!
With the Logos Referral Program, you can:

📣 Share a 30-day free trial with your friends who are new to Logos
💲 Earn $5 in Logos credit for every trial started

That’s all there is to it. Just you sharing the Word (pun fully intended 😉) and earning some credit for it.

It’s a small way we can say thanks and help others dive deep into God’s Word with Logos.

👉 Join the referral program →

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Comments

DMB

This is normal for businesses. Just odd.

'Free', is the subscription (in the 'small print'). Not the app.
No, not ok for the dastardly Logos 10'ers. Logos 9'ers allowed.
Must be a friend or family. Not ok for the un-friended.
You only get up to 100 friends (or family). I suppose a student could fund a pizza party (class).
Apparently, serious fraud envisioned; special fraud rules.

Faithlife has changed so much. In an odd way.

Rick G.

Thank you for creating a referral program and producing great products! I do have a question? Wasn't it recently true that referring a new customer to try a month = a free month for you? If so, does this new program reduce the incentive for the referrer? My friends and I often joke that I should get paid by faithlife for the way I talk about Logos and Proclaim. So I'm thankful for some avenue to do that, but if I'm honest, $5 is not much at all.

Could you offer more rewards to those who refer? What about staggered goals? $5 reward for starting a trial, another $5-15 when they pay for a month (or a complimentary month sub for the referrer).

I know there is an affiliate program, but I don't currently have the platform/reach to qualify for that.

MJ. Smith

What would really give me incentive to refer friends would be certain feature additions that made Logos/Verbum more compatible with our style of study. What about 5 votes to up the suggestion of my choice on the feedback site rather than $5.

DMB

Now, there's new thinking!

DMM

I know there is an affiliate program, but I don't currently have the platform/reach to qualify for that.

I always tell my friend that he should sign up for the affiliate program because he'd make a fortune off of just me. :-)

I do hope this doesn't become like it was when they did the $100 referral credit a couple years back… for a while all the Facebook Logos groups were spammed with maybe a dozen people posting their link over and over.

John

Wow $5 … I hope this doesn't break the bank 😯

scooter

5 bucks is inadequate.

Aaron Hamilton

The ideas of staggered goals and non-monetary rewards are interesting. The bar for starting a free trial is pretty low, so any monetary incentive must be as well.

The restrictions of 100 people who are family or friends are probably in place to prevent abuse, e.g. an influencer asking a favor from followers.

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1367337#Comment_1367337

Is better than $5 bucks off a $50 dollar purchase 😂😂😂

GaoLu

I have no idea how many people I have attempted to sell Logos too—but a lot. Not nearly as many have bought into Logos, but quite a few have. I think over the years, I took credit for maybe 3 of those? Which is fine. But $5? I would feel better to do it for free as I have been doing. $5 seems like a downgrade—even from nothing.

On the other hand…would that be 100 referrals at a time? (eg. big pizza party) or $100 in a lifetime? (smells dough). What about all my enemies?

Stephan Thelen

If a new subscriber to faithlife is only worth $5, then I fear the first subscription price increase is coming soon.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1367565#Comment_1367565

You can love your enemies, but not give them a subscription .. got it?

DMB

That's hard to figure. The $5 likely accounts for a high subscription failure rate.

[I quoted Stephan but it didn't take; one quote per day]

GaoLu

I only need to read 2.51671232877 books / day to completely read my current library in my (generous) expected lifetime. However, there are four things that are never satisfied, Yeah, even five things say not, "It is enough:" The grave; and the barren womb; The earth that is not filled with water; The fire that saith not, "It is enough," and yay, verily, even the Logos library which rusteth not, neither is moth eaten, nor consumeth away.

I shall grit my teeth and buy more.