Commission comparison
Put the programs you are considering side by side on the terms that actually decide what you are paid, rather than on the one number they lead with.
Enter the terms you have been offered by each program. We publish no rates of our own here — a built-in default would be read as a fact about a real operator, and commission terms differ per affiliate.
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Why we ask you to enter the rates
We publish no commission rates of our own in this tool, and that is deliberate. Affiliate terms are negotiated and tiered: two people promoting the same platform routinely have different rates, and published figures go stale quickly. A built-in default would be read as a factual claim about a real operator, and it would frequently be wrong. Enter what you have been offered in writing.
The five terms that decide your income
Commission model and rate. Revenue share pays a percentage of what your referrals generate; CPA pays a flat amount per qualifying sign-up. The headline percentage is meaningless without knowing the base it applies to.
Payout minimum. The balance you must reach before anything is paid. A program paying 40% with a high minimum can leave you waiting months while one paying 30% with a low minimum pays every month. The calculator shows how many months each program takes to reach its own threshold at your volume.
Cookie window. How long after a click a sign-up is still credited to you. Thirty days versus ninety is a large difference in a market where people research for weeks before committing.
Negative carryover. The term most worth checking. Under revenue share on a trading platform, if your referred users are collectively profitable in a month, your commission for that month can be negative — and with negative carryover that deficit is deducted from your next positive month rather than reset. This can turn a high headline rate into long stretches of nothing. A program without negative carryover is often worth more than one with a higher rate.
Qualifying criteria. What counts as a sign-up: registration, verification, a first deposit, or a minimum trading volume. This is where a generous-looking CPA quietly becomes hard to earn.
How to read the comparison
The winner shown is simply the highest estimated monthly earnings at the volume you entered. Treat it as a starting point, not a verdict. A program with slightly lower earnings, no negative carryover and a low payout minimum is frequently the better business, because it pays reliably and does not expose you to months of clawback.
Frequently asked
Where do I find these terms? The program’s own terms page, and the agreement you are asked to accept. If a term cannot be found in writing, treat it as unknown rather than assuming the favourable reading.
Should I just pick the highest rate? No. Rate is one of five variables here, and it is not usually the one that decides what actually reaches your account.