What it is
Redbubble is a print-on-demand marketplace. Independent artists upload designs and Redbubble prints them on t-shirts, stickers, phone cases, wall art and homewares, then ships to the buyer. Affiliates promote the catalogue rather than a subscription.
The deal
This is a low single-digit rate on physical goods, and Redbubble words it as a ceiling rather than a fixed number, so the rate you actually get is settled inside Impact once you are approved. The page mentions bonus incentives on top of the base rate but attaches no figures to them. Order values on print-on-demand are small — stickers and t-shirts, not software — so the maths only works at real traffic volume. The month-long attribution window is the strongest term on offer here, and it is generous for a retail program.
Getting paid
Redbubble runs the whole program on Impact and publishes nothing about thresholds, payment methods or payment dates. Those are set in your Impact account after approval, not by Redbubble.
The rules
Redbubble reviews every application itself and says approval is a single decision rather than a chain of separate approvals. It publishes no rules on paid search, coupon traffic or self-referral.