Two tier affiliate income projector

See how much second tier income a network of sub affiliates can add on top of your direct sales.

Project the second tier income a sub affiliate network can add. Two tier programs pay you a share of what affiliates you refer earn. Enter how many active sub affiliates you have, what each earns, and your second tier rate to see the monthly and annual income on top of your own sales.

Active sub affiliates you referred

Average monthly commission each one earns ($)

Your second tier rate (%)

Second tier income per month

Second tier income per year

Per active sub affiliate, monthly

Why two tier income compounds

Second tier income is the closest thing to passive income in affiliate marketing. Once you refer an active affiliate, you earn a share of their commissions with no extra work. The catch is the word active. If you refer twenty affiliates who never promote, you earn nothing. The number that matters is how many of them actually convert.

The math rewards two things: a higher second tier rate and more active sub affiliates. A 10 percent rate on ten affiliates each earning 200 dollars a month is 200 dollars a month for you, on top of your direct sales. Programs that pay the highest second tier rates are listed on the two tier programs page, with ChartScout currently leading the directory.

FAQ

What is two tier affiliate income?

It is the commission you earn from affiliates you referred to a program. You get a percentage of what they earn, called the second tier rate, with no extra work once they are active.

How is two tier income calculated?

Multiply the number of active sub affiliates by their average monthly commission, then by your second tier rate. This projector does the math and shows monthly and annual totals.

Which programs pay the highest two tier rates?

ChartScout pays 35 percent, the highest in the directory, followed by Builderall at 30 percent. The full list is on the two tier programs page.