Why we're asking to remember something
A short note about the referral code you arrived with, and the choice we're asking you to make.
When you arrived, the link you clicked included a referral code. We'd like to store that code in your browser's local storage for 60 days, so that if you come back and sign up later, your discount still applies.
The code is stored only on your device — we can't read it from elsewhere, and clearing it is straightforward. You can remove it anytime by clearing it here or through your browser settings.
If you decline, the discount still works for this visit — it just won't follow you to a future one.
Who invited you, and what that means
You arrived via someone's personal link to FreshSeeing. Depending on who invited you, one of two things is true:
A friend shared FreshSeeing with you
They wanted you to have the discount. They don't receive any commission for the referral, and they won't see who signed up — only that someone they invited did. We may evolve how friend referrals work over time, but for now, no money changes hands.
A FreshSeeing council member invited you
Council members are a small group of practitioners and creative collaborators who help shape FreshSeeing and introduce it to people they think it could serve. If you sign up through a council member's link, they receive a recurring thank-you commission as long as you remain a member. They won't see who signed up — they only see aggregate counts of referrals and commissions. This doesn't affect your price — your discount applies regardless.
Either way, the discount is yours, and the choice to sign up is entirely yours.