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Commission Opportunity Calculator

Build a package, set your prices, and see how eligible commissions could grow over 12 months.

1. Build a client package

Select one or more services. The prices start at the minimum; enter the total price you intend to quote, including any amount above the minimum.

Include serviceMinimum pricesetup / monthlyQuoted setupQuoted monthlyCommission per clientsetup / recurring each month

Video Review is an add-on to Reputation Manager. For advertising, enter the total monthly package including ad spend; scope confirmation is required above $10,000/month. Custom automations require a separate quote.

2. Set your sales pace

A sale means one new client purchasing the entire selected package. Compare 3, 6 and 9 package sales per week below, or enter your own pace.

Quoted package per client
Setup commission per client
Recurring per active client / month
Month 1 gross commission
Month 12 gross commission
First-year gross commission

3. Compare your next 12 months

Each column shows the total setup and recurring commission for that month. The last column uses your chosen pace.

Month3 sales / week6 sales / week9 sales / weekYour paceYear-to-date at your pace

Illustration, not a guarantee. Assumes four weeks per month, the same number of new package sales each month, all clients remain active, all eligible fees are collected in full, and each client's first recurring commission is earned in the month of sale. It excludes taxes, expenses, refunds, chargebacks, late payments and cancellations. Sales, collections and retention will vary. The projection begins with no clients and does not include amounts after separation.

Eligible upfront fees earn 40%. Eligible recurring service fees earn 25%. Advertising recurring commission is 25% of the company's 30% management allocation, equal to 7.5% of the full advertising package. Third-party pass-through expenses, taxes and separately billed metered usage are excluded; the signed agreement governs attribution, eligibility and payment. Advertising example assumes its standard allocation.