Alignment → value
Agree on the outcome. Share the incentives.
Commission-based acquisition requires precise definitions. We discuss the outcome that creates value, how it will be verified and which responsibilities sit with each party before activity begins.
Discuss this with us ↗- 01Define
- 02Validate
- 03Reconcile
- 04Settle
Commercial clarity belongs at the start of the relationship.
Qualified lead arrangements
A lead model specifies eligibility, mandatory information, duplicate handling and acceptance criteria. Submission alone does not determine commission unless that is the explicitly agreed event. Rejection reasons and review windows should be documented.
Customer acquisition arrangements
Where remuneration depends on a customer outcome, both parties need an auditable way to confirm that event. Attribution windows, cancellations and conflicting sources require an agreed treatment rather than a retrospective negotiation.
Technology-enabled partnerships
A product module may support referrals, acquisition or conversion on a partner destination. The engagement should distinguish software scope, integration responsibilities, data access and any performance-based remuneration.
Reporting and settlement
A practical agreement defines the reporting period, source of truth, invoice basis and dispute process. Fees and percentages are agreed for the engagement; this website does not present a universal tariff or guarantee results.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Questions worth asking.
What commission rate applies?
There is no published universal rate. Terms depend on the offer, verification event, market, responsibilities and economics of the engagement.
Who owns the customer relationship?
Customer ownership, permitted communications and data responsibilities must be specified in the agreement before a campaign begins.