A commission partnership built for personal trainers
Kemeia pays personal trainers commission on the wellness products their clients order. You make the introduction. Kemeia takes the payment, ships the order and looks after customer support.
How it fits a trainer's working day
Clients raise nutrition and recovery between sets and at check-ins. Those conversations are already part of your day, so the partnership needs no separate block of time.
When a client wants to order, you pass the order to Kemeia and go back to the session. No stock sits at the gym or travels in your kit bag. You follow up at the next check-in, the same way you follow up on training.
What your clients order
Kemeia's range is wellness products, shown in full in the partner portal once you are approved. Onboarding covers the range and the product teaching before you introduce it to anyone.
A worked commission example
Example: the customers you introduce place $1,000 of eligible, paid orders in one month. At the 20% starting rate, your commission on those orders is $200.
Illustration only, not a projection or promise of income. The amount is hypothetical and a month with no sales pays nothing. Kemeia pays commission only: there is no salary, income is not guaranteed, and results depend entirely on the sales you make. Revenue-sharing eligibility expires after 3 consecutive months without a sale. Figures are before your expenses and taxes.
The partner commission page has the tier table, the activity rule and the full conditions.
Rules that keep your clients' trust
- Say that you earn commission. Tell a client before they order, in words such as "I earn commission from Kemeia", and put the same line in any post about the products.
- Keep to the supplied claims. Use the product wording Kemeia gives you, which comes from each product's licence. A health claim beyond it is off limits.
- Stay within your scope. A trainer does not diagnose and does not prescribe. Share the product information, leave the decision with the client, and send medical questions to their doctor or pharmacist.
- Message people lawfully. Emails and texts about Kemeia follow Canada's anti-spam law: consent, clear identification and a way to unsubscribe.
The partner guidelines set these rules out in full.
Questions trainers ask
Can I do this alongside my training clients?
Yes. Hours are flexible and self-directed, so the partnership fits around your sessions and the clients you already have.
Do I have to keep stock at the gym?
No. Kemeia carries the inventory and ships every order to the customer.
I train at a gym I don't own. Can I still take part?
The partnership is between you and Kemeia, and you sign your own partner agreement. Check your arrangement with the gym before you introduce products to its members on its premises, because some gyms set their own rules on what trainers sell there.
What do I say when a client asks what they should take?
Tell them what each product is and what its licence says it is for, and say that you earn commission on Kemeia orders. The choice stays with the client. A question about a medical condition or a medication goes to their doctor or pharmacist.
Am I taking on a second job?
Not in the sense of a second set of hours: partners are independent contractors paid by commission, and you choose when you work. If a gym has you on its payroll, check its terms on outside work first. The partner program FAQ explains what contractor status means for taxes and GST/HST.