Affiliate program
You earn when your line buys, not only when you invite.
Tell someone about the server software, the VPN, or the cPanel themes. If they buy, you get a share. If they tell someone else, and that person buys, you can still get a share — just one step further away. That is the multilevel part.
A real chain
Four people, so the levels make sense
You invite Maya. Maya invites Omar. Omar invites Leah. Leah buys a license.
Leah is the buyer, so she is not paid a commission on her own order. Omar invited her, so Omar is level 1. Maya invited Omar, so Maya is level 2. You invited Maya, so you are level 3.
Each of those levels has its own percent of the order. If a level is set to zero, that step is skipped. The program can keep walking like this until it has paid ten people above the buyer, or until the invitations run out.
Ten levels
How far the line can go
The desk stores a percent for level 1 through level 10. Added together, those ten numbers stay within 100% of the order. A garden can leave the deeper levels at zero and only pay the first two or three. The room is there if they want a longer line.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Level 7
Level 8
Level 9
Level 10
Level 1 is the direct invite
The person whose link the buyer used. This is usually the largest percent, because they did the talking.
Level 2 and onward
Each step up is the person who invited the person below. The percent usually gets smaller as you get further from the buyer. It does not have to. The panel decides.
It stops at ten
Even if the invitations keep going, commission does not. Ten levels above the buyer is the end of the walk.
When the money moves
A signup is not a sale
Sharing your link creates an account connection. That is all. Nobody is paid because someone typed an email and picked a password.
The line is paid when that person’s order is paid and the license, VPN, or theme is actually switched on. The percent is taken from that order amount, then dropped into each affiliate’s balance.
Some programs pay the line once, on the buyer’s first paid order. Others keep paying when that service renews. You will see which one you are in from the affiliate page after you sign in. The amounts are listed there too, level by level.
Good to know
A few rules, said simply
You cannot sit on both sides
The buyer is not in their own upline. You earn from people you brought in, and from the people they brought in.
Customers invite customers
The affiliate line is made of client accounts. Selling licenses as a business is the reseller program, which is a different desk with its own prices.
The percents can differ
A master reseller can run affiliate percents for their own customers. The main garden can run another set. You always earn from the program attached to the shop your referral bought from.
Questions
If the levels still feel fuzzy
Do I need a different link for each product?
No. One register link is enough. After they join, they can buy server software, a VPN plan, or a cPanel theme. The commission follows whichever paid order qualifies.
What if level 4 is set to 0%?
That person is not paid for that hop. The walk still continues to the next level that has a percent, up to level 10.
Does a renewal pay me again?
Only when the program is set to recurring. On a one-time program, the line is paid from the first paid, activated order and not again for that customer.
Where do I see what I earned?
Client Panel, then Affiliate. Each row shows the level, the percent, and the amount that landed in your balance.