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94MER · Partner program
Get paid to fix things on camera
94MER sells the parts people need to fix and mod game hardware. If you make repair videos, run a repair bench, build custom handhelds or run a community of people who do, this is the part where they pay you.
Every number above is public on our Whatnot profile. Check it before you commit to anything.
01 / The straight version
We are rebuilding, and we are not going to pretend otherwise
94MER shipped 16,100 parts since 2021 and holds a 4.9 across 2,448 reviews. Then the store went quiet for the better part of a year. It is open again and the shelves are being rebuilt one order at a time, from revenue rather than credit. Today the catalogue is thin and some of the best parts still say sold out.
That is the honest trade. You are getting in before the shelves fill, so you get terms nobody joining later will get, and a founder who answers his own messages.
First ten partners lock 25% for life
Everyone after that gets 20%. The rate you start on is the rate you keep, on every order your code or link brings in, for as long as you are with us. No review, no renegotiation, no quiet downgrade once the store grows.
02 / The terms
What you earn
Your code pays you whether or not anybody clicks a link. That matters, because links are not clickable in Shorts descriptions, Reels captions or a live chat. Say the code out loud, put it on screen, and it counts.
For scale: Amazon Associates pays 1% on video games and consoles and 2.5% on PC components, on a 24-hour cookie. If you already link parts on Amazon, the same video pays roughly twenty times more here.
03 / Who this is for
Four kinds of partner
04 / What you hand your audience
Three things, and two of them are free
You are not asking anyone to buy a four dollar part on your word. You are handing them something useful and letting the parts follow.
- The 94MER Bench SheetsA 19-page repair reference. Fastener charts, symptom-to-part tables, the stick-drift revision list, a model-number decoder, power-supply polarity traps, a screw map and a job log. Free, no catch. Read it before you promote it.
- The Fix It searchYour viewer types what their console is doing in plain words and gets the free check to run first, then the part. The query sits in the URL, so you can link the exact answer for the fault in your video. Try it here.
- Your code, 10% offWorks on everything, stacks with free shipping over $35, never expires. Your people save money and you get paid on the same order.
Check what is actually on the shelf before you film: in stock now. If the part your video needs is out, tell us and it moves up the buy list.
05 / What to make
Six videos that need nothing shipped to you
All of these come out of the Bench Sheets. They are checkable facts, not opinions, and they are the kind of thing people save and send to a friend. None of them need a part in your hand, so you can start today.
- No parts neededThe wrong power brick that kills consolesSega Model 1 is centre-negative. Model 2, the 32X and the Game Gear are centre-positive. The NES brick is AC and the SNES brick is DC, and they fit each other's jacks. People destroy working consoles with this every week.
- No parts neededDo this free check before you buy a partThe most useful column in the Bench Sheets is the one before the part column: the free check that tells you whether you need the part at all. A store telling people not to buy something is the whole reason this lands.
- No parts neededYour screwdriver is wrongA DualSense takes four Phillips #00, not Torx. A Genesis Model 1 console takes a Phillips #1, and the 4.5 mm gamebit everyone buys is for the cartridges. Xbox Series consoles use plain Torx T8 while the controllers use security T8.
- No parts neededStop retrobrighting your shellsA ten-year follow-up published in 2025 found blotching and embrittlement in retrobrighted plastic. We recommend replacing the shell instead. Real argument, real audience on both sides.
- Part in stockThe handheld that will not chargeGame Boy Advance SP and Nintendo DS Lite charging ports are solder-in replacements and both are on the shelf. "Won't charge" is one of the most searched faults in the hobby and the fix is quick and visual.
- Part in stockThe three dollar fix nobody filmsWorn thumbstick caps for Xbox 360, Xbox One, Series X and S, and GameCube. No soldering, no tools, thirty seconds on camera, and it is the cheapest thing in the store so nobody feels sold to.
Approved partners get the full kit: more angles, opening hooks, the objections that show up in every comment section, and answers you can paste.
06 / The rules
Short, and we mean them
Do
- Disclose it. Say "I earn a commission when you use my code" in the video and in the caption, and say it again during a live stream.
- Check the in-stock page before you film.
- Show the real repair, including the slow part.
- Tell us what you need on the shelf.
Don't
- Post your code to coupon sites, or drop it in Discord and Reddit threads without the moderators saying yes first.
- Promise a warranty, a lifetime or a guarantee. There isn't one.
- Order through your own code. Self-purchases earn nothing.
- Bid on 94MER in search ads or register a look-alike domain.
07 / Applying
There is no application to fill in, only a message to send
No follower minimum and no portfolio review. We look at what you post, not how many people watch it.
Use the form below and tell us four things
- Where you post, with a link to one thing you have made.
- What you fix, build, sell or teach.
- The code you want, if you have a preference.
- The part you wish we had on the shelf.
You get an answer from Adan, not a template, usually the same day. If it is a fit, your code and the full partner kit come back in that reply.
↓ The form is right below
