Revenue share
15% of the extra revenue above the first $5,000, as described above. If you run a successful affiliate website, YouTube channel or social media channel, this is usually the better model.
How we get paid
No upfront fee. The first $5,000 of extra revenue we add is free. Above that, our fee is 15% of the extra. Your starting revenue stays yours.
How the fee is calculated
- Your revenue in the month before we start is the starting point.
- Each month, the extra revenue is your new revenue minus the starting point.
- The extra adds up across months. The first $5,000 in total is free.
- The fee is 15% of the extra above $5,000. Once the total has passed $5,000, that is 15% of each month's extra.
Our fee
$1,050
15% of the $7,000 above $5,000
You keep
$10,950
of the extra, plus all of your starting revenue
$0 more extra revenue before any fee applies.
The first $5,000 of extra revenue stays free. The fee only applies to the extra above it.
How the fee is calculatedAn example
Your revenue in December is $10,000, and we start working together in January.
| Month | Revenue | Extra over $10,000 | Extra in total | Our fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December (starting point) | $10,000 | – | – | – |
| January | $12,500 | $2,500 | $2,500 | $0, total below $5,000 |
| February | $13,000 | $3,000 | $5,500 | $75 (15% of the $500 above $5,000) |
| March | $17,000 | $7,000 | $12,500 | $1,050 (15% of $7,000) |
January stays below $5,000 in total, so there is no fee. In February the total reaches $5,500. The first $5,000 is free, so the fee is 15% of the remaining $500: $75. From March, the whole month's extra counts: 15% of $7,000 is $1,050.
Revenue share or profit share
We want the model to be fair for the kind of business you run.
Profit share
If you buy ads, taking 15% of revenue could make your campaigns unprofitable. So we share the extra profit instead. The goal is more profit, not just more ad spend.
Common questions
What does additional revenue mean?
Your revenue minus your starting point. The starting point is your revenue in the month before we start. If your revenue was $10,000 in December and $15,000 in January, the additional revenue for January is $5,000.
How is the fee calculated?
It is 15% of the additional revenue above the first $5,000 in total. With a $10,000 starting point and $15,000 in January, the additional revenue is $5,000. That is exactly the free amount, so January costs nothing.
If revenue rises to $17,000 in February, the additional revenue for February is $7,000. All of it is above the first $5,000, so the fee for February is $1,050.
What if the extra stays below $5,000?
Then you pay nothing. The additional revenue adds up across months, though.
Example: $2,500 in January and $3,000 in February make $5,500 in total. The first $5,000 is free, so the fee is 15% of the $500 above it, which is $75.
Will there be a contract?
Not during the test period. Once the extra revenue passes $5,000, we send you a short contract that sets out our fee and services.
Do you promise results?
No. As with trading itself, nobody can promise results. So far we have increased revenue for every partner, at least a little, but not always by enough to reach the $5,000 threshold. The large majority of our partners are happy with our work.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time, and without year-long contracts. If you cancel after signing the contract, you pay the outstanding balance for the current month and the cooperation ends with that month.
See what your traffic could earn
Tell us your current revenue and where your traffic comes from. We tell you whether we think we can add more than $5,000.