Help your neighbours recover with clarity
Share Hurt Square guides with people in your province and earn 30 percent on every guide bought through your link. You are handing someone a way to hold on to their own record at a time when everything feels loose.
Why this is worth your time
Something you can recommend without wincing
Our guides are built by Canadians who have sat in those waiting rooms. Recommending one costs the reader very little and gives them back a sense of order, so you are not asking your community to buy something you would hesitate to use yourself.
Speak to your own province
Rules differ in almost every province. Readers start with a National guide, then add the Companion Guide for where they live. Focus on your own area: knowing your neighbours' deadlines gives you real authority, and that's what makes a recommendation genuine.
More people you can reach
The National Commercial Truckers Guide is written for commercial drivers hurt in a crash or on the job. French editions of all three National guides serve Quebec and francophone communities across Canada. Whoever you speak to, there is a guide for their work and their language.
Reader privacy is taken seriously
Customer records stay private and are never sold. People documenting the worst months of their lives deserve nothing less, and you should be able to point at us without wondering where the information ends up.
What you earn
- No time limit. Recovery guides are rarely a same-day purchase, and the paperwork that sends someone looking for a system can arrive months after an injury. Whenever a reader buys through your link or with your code, the sale is yours, no matter how long ago they first clicked.
- Paid weekly in Canadian dollars by Interac e-Transfer, with no minimum balance.
- A Partner Kit with approved descriptions, headlines, images, provincial deadline graphics and caption ideas, so sharing takes minutes rather than an afternoon.
- Your own dashboard showing clicks, sales and pending commission, so you never have to write and ask how you are doing.
How it works
Register and tell us your province
A couple of minutes. Tell us where you are, where you would be talking about Hurt Square, and why the subject matters to you. Every application is read by a person, usually within three business days.
Share it where you already are
Your link or code goes in a bio, a blog post, a newsletter, or a reply to someone nearby who has started a claim and does not know where to begin.
Get paid
Your dashboard tracks every click and sale, and your commission goes out weekly by Interac e-Transfer.
Who we look for
- Regional writers and bloggers. Local lifestyle, parenting, personal finance or community writers who share practical regional resources.
- Hometown creators. Everyday people on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube who talk about real Canadian life and share what genuinely helped them.
- Road and workplace safety advocates. Community members, safe driving advocates, union locals, driving schools, and groups working on workers' rights.
- Commercial driving communities. Truckers, delivery drivers, and the online groups and pages where drivers talk shop and look out for each other.
- French-language creators and groups. Writers, creators and community organizations speaking to francophone audiences in Quebec and across Canada.
- People who have been through it. Anyone who has come out the other side of a collision or a workplace injury and wants the next person to have an easier time of it.
What we ask of every partner
Our guides are documentation tools
They are not legal, medical or insurance advice, they do not replace a lawyer or a clinician, and they do not change the outcome of anyone's claim. Please describe them the way we describe them.
Nobody is approached at the worst moment of their week
No promotion at collision scenes, emergency departments, hospital corridors, tow yards or repair shops, and no contact using names taken from collision reports, court records or purchased injury lists. Someone hurt an hour ago needs a paramedic and a phone call to somebody who loves them.
Always say you earn a commission
Every time you share your link or code, tell people you earn a commission from it. Say it at the start of your post, before the link, in plain words such as "I earn a commission from this link" or #affiliate. Canadian advertising law requires it, and your readers deserve to know.
The full terms live in the Partner Program Agreement.
Ready when you are
Registration takes a couple of minutes, and we will email you either way. Once you are approved, your tracking link and dashboard are set up automatically.
Questions first? Write to Recovery@hurtsquare.ca. A person reads it.