Share the food. Earn from it.
GetLadle is built for people who love feeding each other. You help your audience cook and share; we support you back with 30% recurring commission, monthly perks and a starter kit to get going. The program runs on the GetLadle website.
How it works
For example, 30% of a CA$5.99 monthly payment is about CA$1.80. An illustration, not a promise.
Paid in 33 countries, including Canada, the US, the UK and most of Europe.
- Apply: sign in, tell us about your food content, and pick your code.
- Share: get your link, your code, and a starter kit of hooks and captions.
- Earn: 30% of what subscribers pay on the web, monthly for their first 12 payments.
Monthly perks
Hit a monthly target and we apply a free month of GetLadle for you, such as a free Sous Chef or Head Chef month. Targets count posts and paid sign-ups, never how positive a post is.
Commission is paid monthly in Canadian dollars once your balance reaches CA$25, after tax details are on file.
- 3 paid referrals or 4 approved posts in a month: a free Sous Chef month.
- 10 paid referrals or 8 approved posts in a month: a free Head Chef month.
- 25 sales in a month: a free Head Chef month, plus first access to future merch and creator spotlights.
What you get
- Starter kit: ten filmable hooks, a caption template and a hashtag set to make your own.
- Templates: caption and hashtag templates that start with the disclosure, plus a first post checklist.
- Disclosure guide: plain-language rules on what to say and what to leave out, so every post stays honest.
- Your dashboard: your personal link and code, and a place to track sign-ups, posts and perks.
- The Creator Package, included when you join: Welcome and quickstart; Disclosure and approved claims; Hooks and scripts; Caption and hashtag pack; First post checklist; Program FAQ.
Apply to the Creator Program
Most applications are approved straight away; some get a closer look first. Commission is 30% of the amount actually charged on the GetLadle website, for up to 12 monthly payments, and is paid monthly in Canadian dollars once your balance reaches CA$25, after tax details are on file. Earnings depend on your audience and are not guaranteed.
Paid in 33 countries, including Canada, the US, the UK and most of Europe.
Guides for creators
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- GetLadle for food creators in Europe and the UK
- Which recipe apps pay creators recurring commission?
- How do recipe app affiliate programs work?
- How do I get paid as a GetLadle creator?
- How to make money posting recipes on TikTok
- How to build a cooking community around your recipes
- GetLadle for food creators who share recipes
How does the GetLadle Creator Program work?
You apply, pick a code, and get a personal link plus a starter kit. When someone subscribes on the GetLadle website through your link or code, you earn commission. It is a way for GetLadle to support creators who help people cook and share food.
How much commission do creators earn?
The program rate is 30% recurring commission, calculated on what a new customer actually pays on the GetLadle website, excluding taxes, for each paid invoice for up to 12 monthly payments. An annual plan pays once. A free or discounted first month earns only on what the customer actually pays. Because customers pay in their own currency, we calculate your commission on the amount we receive in Canadian dollars. Earnings depend on your audience and are not guaranteed.
Do I need a big audience to apply?
Apply if you share food content that your audience trusts. The application asks roughly how big your audience is so we can get to know you. Every application is looked at on its merits, and some get a closer look before approval.
How do I get paid?
Each commission is held for 30 days and confirmed if the payment is not refunded. Payouts are monthly, in Canadian dollars (CAD), once your confirmed balance reaches CA$25; smaller balances roll over. Payouts are available to creators in 33 countries: Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and the European Economic Area (EEA). Stripe collects your bank and identity details and converts the Canadian dollars to your local currency at its own exchange rate. Creators outside Canada are responsible for their own VAT or GST and income tax. US creators need a W-9 on file before the first payout, and we will email you for it.
Which countries can I get paid in?
GetLadle pays creators in 33 countries: Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and these European Economic Area (EEA) countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
Payouts are made in Canadian dollars through Stripe, which converts them to your local currency. Creators outside Canada handle their own VAT or GST and income tax, and US creators need a W-9 on file before the first payout.
Can I join if I'm outside these countries?
You can still apply and earn commission, but payouts outside these countries are not available yet. We are adding more. If you are based somewhere else, email hello@getladle.com and tell us where, so we can let you know when payouts reach you.
What perks can I earn each month?
Hit a published monthly target, and we apply a free plan month to your GetLadle account for you: Sous Chef at 3 paid referrals or 4 verified posts, Head Chef at 10 paid referrals or 8 verified posts, and Head Chef plus first access to future merch and creator spotlights at 25 sales. Perks are non-cash, discretionary and may change with notice.
What must I disclose when I post about GetLadle?
Every post needs #ad at the start of the caption, a spoken or on-screen disclosure inside the video, and the platform paid-partnership setting switched on. A code or link on its own is not disclosure. Say only what is true.
Who is a good fit for the program?
People who already cook, plan or host in public and want to help their audience do it with less mess: recipe sharers, meal planners, family cooks and community hosts. Only cook and share the way you already do.