Community.Markets · Shared economics
Each market has its own people and offers. This is the earnings model they share: sellers approve an offer’s reward terms, and eligible sales can pay the people who brought the seller, made useful content and helped a buyer discover it.
These are intended launch terms across markets. Current previews have no active checkout or payouts, and no rewards accrue from preview activity. Each live offer will show its specific terms before anyone shares it.
Where the money begins
A merchant, seller or brand agrees to a commission and defines the eligible value: the whole retail transaction or a stated portion of it.
For some offers, the coseller reward pool can reach 30% of that eligible value or more when the seller approves it. That is possible, not a universal rate or guaranteed earning. The actual pool, exclusions and attribution rules must be published with the offer.
Applicable processing fees and offer exclusions affect the distributable amount. An eligible sale must be completed and survive the relevant return, refund and dispute conditions before rewards can settle.
Four contribution paths
Bring an eligible merchant, seller or brand into a market. You receive an ongoing 5% of that seller’s eligible coseller pool as their qualifying offers sell. This share is reserved from the pool before its remaining balance is split among the chain of influence.
Introduce someone who helps sell. When that person earns an eligible coseller reward, you receive a 5% recruiter override on their earnings. The shared model supports recruiter chains, subject to the offer’s rules and eligibility.
Make content that another coseller uses in an attributed sale. You receive 10% of that coseller’s earning from the sale. The creator share comes from that coseller’s reward; it is not an extra charge to the seller or buyer.
Recommend an offer to people who may value it. An eligible sale can reward the chain of influence that helped the buyer arrive. Your share depends on the offer’s pool and the eligible contributions in that chain; sharing alone does not create a payout.
A percentage needs a base.
The offer must identify the eligible transaction value or portion, seller commission, coseller pool, exclusions and attribution window. A 30% pool means 30% of the stated eligible value when that offer supports it; it does not mean every sale pays 30% to one person.
Referrals and content shares depend on qualifying activity and an attributed sale. Refunds, returns, disputes or ineligible activity can reduce or cancel a reward. The payout features for seller recruitment and content shares are planned for commerce activation; they are not operating on current preview pages.
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