If you bring many qualified clients in one calendar month, you earn a volume bonus on top of the base CPA.
Payable qualified clients in the month | Bonus |
Clients 1–25 | No bonus |
Clients 26–50 | +10% of the average CPA, per client |
Clients 51–100 | +15% of the average CPA, per client |
Clients 101 and above | +25% of the average CPA, per client |
How it is calculated
Clients are counted per calendar month. Only payable qualified clients for that month count.
The bonus is marginal: each rate applies only to the clients inside its bracket. Clients 1–25 get no bonus, even when you reach a higher bracket.
The bonus is a share of your average CPA for the month. Average CPA is the total base CPA for all payable qualified clients in the month divided by their number. For that reason, the order in which clients qualify does not change the amount.
Example 1: 60 clients
60 payable qualified clients, total base CPA $9,000. Average CPA is $150.
Clients 26–50: 25 × 10% × $150 = $375
Clients 51–60: 10 × 15% × $150 = $225
Bonus: $600. Total payment: $9,600.
Example 2: 120 clients
120 payable qualified clients, average CPA $400. Base CPA is $48,000.
Clients 26–50: 25 × 10% × $400 = $1,000
Clients 51–100: 50 × 15% × $400 = $3,000
Clients 101–120: 20 × 25% × $400 = $2,000
Bonus: $6,000. Total payment: $54,000, which is 12.5% more than the base CPA.
What counts toward the bonus
Clients that do not pass the quality review, and Group D clients above the monthly country limit, do not count toward the brackets. The bonus goes through the same review as the base CPA. See CPA country groups and CPA payments and rules.