Help Moms Feel Strong Again - And Get Rewarded for Sharing What Works
This isn’t about being an influencer. It’s about being a mom who cares.
If Mommy Tummy Fix has made a difference in your life, this is your chance to share it with other moms – and earn along the way.
No pressure. No perfection. Just real women helping other women feel stronger, more confident, and more like themselves again.
Earn up to 40% commission when you share a program you truly believe in.
Apply to Become a Mommy Tummy Fix Ambassador
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a big following to become an ambassador?
Not at all.
Many of our best ambassadors are moms who simply share with friends, family, or small communities. If you’ve experienced results and genuinely want to help other moms, that matters far more than your follower count.
Do I have to be an influencer?
Nope.
You don’t need to be an influencer, post every day, or have a “perfect” life. This program is for real moms who want to share something that’s helped them.
How do I share my link?
You can share your link in whatever way feels natural to you:
- Post it on Instagram (stories or posts)
- Share on Facebook
- Send it in a text to a friend
- Email it to someone who might benefit
- Talk about it in real life (and send the link after!)
There’s no one “right” way—just share it how you already connect with people.
How do I get paid?
We pay all ambassador commissions through PayPal.
Once you’re accepted, you’ll connect your PayPal account so we can send your earnings directly to you.
When do I receive payment?
We use a simple Net 30 payment schedule.
That means:
- You’ll be paid about 30 days after the month your referral signs up
For example:
- If someone joins through your link in January
- You’ll receive that commission at the end of February
This allows time for things like refunds or cancellations so everything stays accurate and fair.
How soon after pregnancy can I start these exercises?
The general rule of thumb is to wait 6 weeks after delivery to start any exercise program. Depending on your delivery type, body type, exercise experience, etc, this time period may be more or less. You should always ask your doctor to determine when it is safe for you to start these exercises.
How much can I earn?
You can earn up to 40% commission for every person who joins Mommy Tummy Fix through your link.
Your earnings will depend on how often you share and how many people you reach—but even a few referrals can add up quickly.
What if I haven’t finished the program yet?
That’s okay!
You don’t have to be “done” to share. Many moms share as they go—talking about what they’re learning and how they’re feeling along the way.
What kind of results do I need to become an ambassador?
You don’t need a dramatic before-and-after.
We’re looking for real experiences like:
- Feeling stronger
- Having more energy
- Reconnecting with your body
- Finally being consistent
If it’s made a difference for you, that’s enough.
Will you tell me what to say?
Yes—we’ll support you!
You’ll receive simple ideas, examples, and guidance to help you share in a way that feels natural and genuine (not salesy or scripted).
Do I have to post every day?
No.
We care much more about honest, occasional sharing than constant posting. This should feel like a natural extension of your life—not a full-time job.
What if I don’t make any sales?
That’s okay.
There’s no pressure or minimum requirement. Some moms share a little, some share a lot—it’s completely up to you.
Can I share with people I know in real life?
Yes—and honestly, that’s one of the best ways.
Friends, neighbors, church groups, workout buddies… those personal connections are often where this program helps the most.
Is this a good fit for me?
This is a great fit if you:
- Have experienced value from Mommy Tummy Fix
- Care about helping other moms feel better
- Want a simple, flexible way to share
It’s probably not the best fit if you’re only looking for a quick way to make money without using or believing in the program.
What is diastasis recti?
Diastasis recti is a separation of the anterior abdominal muscle (the rectus abdominis) at its connective tissue. This is caused by excessive stress on this area which causes this tissue to stretch out and even tear. It is typically caused be increased pressure from the inside of the abdomen, like that experienced during pregnancy.
