What this is

Commission models, tracked links and marketplace integration, so creator spend is measured against revenue rather than against reach.

What it looks like in practice

  • Commission structure by creator tier and category
  • Tracking setup across web and marketplace
  • Attribution window and de-duplication rules
  • Creator reporting and payout operations

What you get

Deliverables, stated up front.

Included in scope

  • Commission model
  • Tracking implementation
  • Attribution rules
  • Payout and reporting process

Where it sits

Part of Creator Partnerships.

Creator programmes designed as media buys, not as favours.

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Frequently asked

Affiliate & Commerce, in plain terms.

What commission rate is typical?

Eight to twenty per cent depending on category margin and creator tier.

Does affiliate work for high-consideration purchases?

Less well. It suits repeatable, lower-consideration categories with short decision cycles.

How do creators get paid?

Monthly against verified attributed sales, with a dashboard they can see. Payment disputes are the fastest way to lose a cohort.

In more depth

Creator spend measured against revenue.

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Commission aligns incentives

Creators paid on outcome promote differently from creators paid a flat fee. The content is usually better because it has to work.

Tracking must span web and marketplace

Most Indian D2C sales complete on a marketplace, where standard affiliate tracking breaks. Solving that is the technical core of the work.

Attribution windows and de-duplication

Without agreed rules, the same sale gets claimed twice and the programme's economics look better than they are.

Also in Creator Partnerships

Related services.

Always On ProgrammesSeeding & AmplificationCreator Led Production

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