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I have a question for the more experienced webmasters (affiliates) which is better, and what would you take if offered 29% net revenue share or 20% gross revenue share?
net revenue or gross revenue?
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Hard to tell without seeing numbers. I'm also confused about what 'gross revenue share' actually means.
To my mind, this would be a share of gross income. IE: The casino income is $100k (before any taxes, deductions, wins, bonuses or other subtractions) and you get $20k. However, I suspect this isn't the case. I can't see an online casino offering a genuine % of gross share.
More info needed, I think. If the offer is a genuine 20% of gross, then take it, for sure.
To my mind, this would be a share of gross income. IE: The casino income is $100k (before any taxes, deductions, wins, bonuses or other subtractions) and you get $20k. However, I suspect this isn't the case. I can't see an online casino offering a genuine % of gross share.
More info needed, I think. If the offer is a genuine 20% of gross, then take it, for sure.
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Hi, heres abit more info,
I would like to confirm that currently your account is set on Bronze level of Gross Revenue Share, where you get 15% of all your referred players' gross deposits with *no deductions* whatsoever.
Although the number may look somewhat smaller when compared to standard revenue share deals, if you do the math beyond this figure, you might be surprised to find out that it can earn you as much as 30% net revenue share deal if your players often withdraw their winnings and occasionally do some chargebacks, which in general something you can hardly avoid.
If you're more focused on the number itself, we can fix it real soon by switching you to net revenue share where the basic level starts at 22% ;-) Plus since we are using proprietary software, in addition to the amount of withdrawals we only deduct 15% covering transaction fees and chargebacks, this is again incomparable to 25-30% rev. share deals seen elsewhere.
But wait, I can do even better! If you can consider giving our brands more exposure on your sites, I could promote you to Silver level that offers 20% gross revenue share of 29% net revenue share, your choice.
I would like to confirm that currently your account is set on Bronze level of Gross Revenue Share, where you get 15% of all your referred players' gross deposits with *no deductions* whatsoever.
Although the number may look somewhat smaller when compared to standard revenue share deals, if you do the math beyond this figure, you might be surprised to find out that it can earn you as much as 30% net revenue share deal if your players often withdraw their winnings and occasionally do some chargebacks, which in general something you can hardly avoid.
If you're more focused on the number itself, we can fix it real soon by switching you to net revenue share where the basic level starts at 22% ;-) Plus since we are using proprietary software, in addition to the amount of withdrawals we only deduct 15% covering transaction fees and chargebacks, this is again incomparable to 25-30% rev. share deals seen elsewhere.
But wait, I can do even better! If you can consider giving our brands more exposure on your sites, I could promote you to Silver level that offers 20% gross revenue share of 29% net revenue share, your choice.
More exposure so you can earn less than what most programs pay you as the base starting rate? That's pretty funny.
I personaly don't ever lock into exposure deals. If my traffic is doing well then I am going to negotiate a higher rate once they have seen how I can perform. If they don't want to give it to me then the next guy will.