How boosters affect your project
Boosters are packages farmers buy from the platform, not from you. They do not touch your points or your pool — they give a farmer invite credits, and those invites can bring people into your project.
What a booster is
A booster is a package the platform team publishes for farmers. Activating one — for a fee in the network coin, or free if the platform prices it that way — adds a fixed number of invite points to that farmer's balance. Farmers manage them under My Boosters and spend them under My Invites.
That is the whole mechanism. A booster is not a multiplier, has no duration, and does not stack: two activations simply add their credits together. It changes nothing about how many points a task or a bonus pays in your project, nothing about your season's allocation, and nothing about the end-of-season conversion rate.
What an invite point buys
An invite point is spent when a farmer emails an invitation. Under My Invites the farmer picks a project they have already joined, pastes recipient email addresses, and sends. Each recipient costs one point from the farmer's single, platform-wide balance, so credits earned from a booster can be spent on any project the farmer belongs to — including yours. The farmer must have joined your project before they can invite anyone to it.
Every recipient receives the platform's invite email, naming the inviter and your project, with a single-use link. When the recipient accepts:
- they join your project as a farmer;
- they land under the inviter in the referral tree, so the inviter is their sponsor;
- your join policy still applies — an auto-approving project makes them a member at once, otherwise a join request is lodged for you to approve.
A recipient who ignores the email costs the farmer the point all the same; a failed delivery keeps the link valid.
📷 Screenshot placeholder — the Members page with the Invited by column populated.
Why it matters to you
Boosters are how motivated farmers recruit at scale for you. Their effect shows up in three places:
- Members — every invited joiner shows their inviter's wallet under Invited by, and the search box finds members by inviter.
- Join requests — on a project that does not auto-approve farmers, booster-driven invites arrive as requests for you to approve or reject.
- Commissions — a paid task, bonus, claim or project fee is shared up the payer's referral chain. A farmer who recruited through booster invites is the direct sponsor of everyone they brought in, so your commission formula's direct cells pay them. If you want farmers to invite hard, that is the lever.
Because a booster only recruits, it cannot inflate your points on its own. The people it brings in earn points the same way as anyone else — by completing your tasks and claiming your bonuses — so the effect on your season is more farmers, not more points per farmer.
The free referral link is separate
Every member also has a personal referral link that costs nothing and has no limit. Boosters do not cap or change it. The difference is delivery: the referral link is something the farmer shares themselves, while booster-funded invites are emails the platform sends on the farmer's behalf, one point each.
What to tell your farmers
If you want more recruiting, point farmers to My Boosters in their app and make sure your project is one they have joined. Keep your join policy in mind: if farmers must be approved, watch the join requests so booster-driven invites do not sit waiting.