Plan & Wallet-Gated Rejection Reasons

E15: your campaign type, typically large-scale barter, gifting, or affiliate with multiple creators, requires a $1,000 wallet deposit before activation. This signals serious intent and gives the platform confidence to allocate review resources.

Fix: add at least $1,000 to your wallet (it never expires and stays available to pay creators). Funds are non-refundable to bank but always usable on the platform, see wallet rules.

E16: larger or higher-risk campaign types (third-party affiliate at scale, complex multi-product launches) require a $2,500 wallet deposit. Same logic as E15, signals intent and reserves resources.

Note: there’s a documented inconsistency, the in-app modal sometimes shows $2,500 while the email says $2,000. The team is unifying this. Use the higher figure to be safe.

E17: certain campaigns trigger a mandatory 15-minute strategy call with the team before activation. This usually applies to: first-time large campaigns, complex multi-product launches, campaigns crossing multiple Amazon marketplaces, or anything flagged by the review system.

The call is short, confirming what you’re trying to accomplish, recommending the right structure, ensuring the campaign will succeed before resources commit. Book via the booking link in the email.

E18: your campaign uses a third-party affiliate program (Refersion, Awin, etc.), two valid paths:

• Path A: upgrade your plan (Pro or Ultimate) to allow third-party affiliate. See pricing.
• Path B: keep your Free plan and set up your affiliate program natively on Ainfluencer (Shopify or Amazon).

E19: you want to keep using your third-party affiliate platform instead of switching to native. Upgrade is required.

See current plan pricing. Pro is $149/mo and Ultimate is $699/mo as of v2.3.

E20: your campaign is barter-only, gifted-products, or uses a third-party affiliate program, either upgrade your plan or deposit $2,000 to your wallet to proceed. The deposit signals serious intent and stays available to pay creators.

If you’re a one-off launch, the wallet deposit is often cheaper than a tier upgrade. If you’re running consistently, upgrade is usually the better long-term math.