We give you the option to pay your supplier either a fixed amount or a percentage of the revenue received from your buyer.

 

 

These options can be found under the campaign basics and they vary slightly based on the "payout supplier on" choice. If you need more information on payout supplier options click here.

 

Payout supplier on - System Accept:

 

 

The screenshot above shows the "payout type" options available when "system accept" is chosen.

Percentage is not an option here as the you are paying your supplier based on whether the lead is accepted into your LeadByte campaign, rather than whether it is sold to a buyer.

As a result, your supplier will be paid a fixed amount based on the value placed in the payout amount field. You have the ability to set different payout amounts per supplier by using the supplier options found by scrolling down in the campaign setup.

 

 

The above screenshot shows that supplier 1, 2 and 3 are paid £1, £2 and £3 respectively per accepted lead.

You also have the option to an set out of hours payout which can assign a different payout amount based on the hours the lead enters your campaign successfully.

 

 

The above example shows that suppliers are usually paid £10 per accepted lead, however during out of hours (between 5pm and 9am) the supplier will only be paid £5.

 

Payout supplier on - Buyer Delivery Accept:

 

 

The screenshot above shows that both fixed amount and percentage are available options for "buyer delivery accepted".

The fixed amount payout type remains the same as described in "system accept".

However you now have the option of paying your supplier a percentage of the buyer revenue.

Paying suppliers a % of buyer revenue would be useful for situations where you have either

1. A list of buyers which all pay different amounts for a lead
2. Where the buyer pays you a different amount based on the lead (dynamic revenue)

By selecting percentage you remove the option for out of hours payout.

 

In the above example, Using your buyer revenue being £10 as an example, your suppliers will receive £9.

 

 

You can also assign separate percentage values to each supplier in the supplier settings. In the above example Supplier 1, 2 and 3 will receive 90%, 80% and 70% respectively of the buyer payout.

 

 

In the final example above, you can see that you have the option to pay some suppliers a fixed amount and others a percentage of the buyer revenue. This allows you complete flexibility with how you assign payment to your suppliers.

 

If you have any questions regarding the above, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.