Calculate affiliate commissions across different rate structures: percentage, flat fee, tiered, and recurring. Forecast monthly earnings.
This calculator turns a payout structure into a dollar forecast: pick percentage, flat fee, tiered, or recurring commissions, then enter the conversion volume, order value, or subscriber count that structure needs. It multiplies those inputs into a per-conversion and monthly total. Which price you should enter for order value depends on your program's terms: some programs pay commission on the gross sale price, others on the net price after discounts, taxes, or returns, so check your program's payout basis before you plug in a number.
A concrete input and expected output from the current implementation.
Input
Percentage mode: average order value $75, commission rate 12%, 40 sales this month
Expected output
$360.00 commission for the month
40 sales x $75 average order value x 12% = $360.00; the tool multiplies conversions by order value by rate for percentage-mode calculations.
Each mode uses a different formula: percentage multiplies conversions x average order value x rate; flat fee multiplies conversions x a fixed per-sale payout and ignores order value; tiered applies a different rate once volume crosses each breakpoint you define; recurring calculates commission from your active referred subscriber count using the rate you configure, repeated each billing cycle.
The per-conversion or per-subscriber commission is multiplied by the volume you enter to produce a monthly total. The calculator works from the single period of inputs you provide; it does not automatically track subscriber counts or sales volume from one month to the next, so if those numbers change you re-enter the updated figures yourself.
No. The calculator only does the commission arithmetic once you supply a conversion count; it has no model of click tracking, cookie length, or last-click versus first-click attribution, so it can't tell you how many of your visits will actually convert within your program's window.
Only by running the flat-fee and percentage modes separately and adding the two totals yourself; the tool does not have a combined hybrid mode, so a single result field won't reflect both payout types at once.
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