Give your viewers a better way to practise your lessons.

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One link in your description opens your video on loop, at the right section, at the right speed. Free for your viewers. Your video, your views, played through YouTube's own player. And you earn 30% of every Pro subscription they start.

How does it work?

  1. Paste your lesson URL and its chapters. We turn each chapter into a section.
  2. Pick a speed and a number of repeats for each section.
  3. Copy the link and the description line.

Viewers land on your video with your sections ready to loop. Nothing is downloaded, ads and view counting stay with YouTube, and the free looper stays free for them.

Make my first practice link

No sign-up needed to make a link. Add your partner code once you have one, and every link you build here carries it.

What are the partner terms?

  • You earn 30% of every Pro and Studio payment a viewer you referred makes, for 12 months from their first payment.
  • A viewer counts as yours for 60 days after they first open one of your links on that device. If another partner sent them first, that partner keeps the credit.
  • We pay monthly through PayPal or Wise once you are owed $25 or more.
  • We pay for each payment after its 30-day refund window. Refunded payments earn nothing.
  • You must disclose the commission wherever you post the link. Use the line below. Partners who don’t disclose are removed.
  • No paid ads on your code, no misleading claims, and never say loops add views to a video. They don’t.

Put this line next to your link, in the description or pinned comment:

(I earn a commission if you upgrade to RepeatWatch Pro.)

When do commissions start?

RepeatWatch Pro isn't live yet, so there is no subscription to earn from today. Your code is tracked from the first click, and founding passes and Practice Planner purchases made through your link are recorded against it too. We'll email you a report each month with clicks, loops started, sign-ups and payments.

Can I use the links without joining?

Yes. Practice links are free for anyone to make and share. See how they work in how to loop part of a YouTube video.