Who pays on Gross and who pays on Net revenue?

[josh01]

Is there a easy to check list anywhere?

I presumed that 99% of reputable programs paid on gross with the only subtraction being player bonusing. However, I have recently realised more and more casinos / affiliate programs are paying on Net revenue which includes costs of up to 30% i.e. software provider deductions etc.

 

[Topponline]

There is no list

Have not seen anyone make a master list (and publish it).

We have a list for quite a few programs. In general, MGS programs are fairly straight forward in our experience. Gross minus bonus minus chargebacks.

Playtech programs is impossible to tell, we only work with Bet365 and they seem straight forward.

The big issue is with programs using netrefer affiliate software. There seem to be many variables the operator can program in, like variable admin/license fees for each vertical. It also seems to be adjustable on the fly in the middle of a month. It also seems to be adjustable by affiliate.

Most of them have a paragraph referring to license/admin fee (sounds like 3%) without specifying a number. We have found that most are reluctant to disclose the number. Very often lower level AMs have no idea, but a script to avoid disclosing it.

The best programs are 15%, the worst are 35+%. The absolute worst told us 18% and we tested it to 32%...

Cheers

Pm me if you want to know details on a specific program.

 

[constant]

Hi there


Crazy rewards can pay 45% on gross revenue

The contact person is maria@crazyrewards.com

There brands do offer good bonuses and good conversion as well.

Regards

 

[josh01]

I think it would be a good idea if Affiliate Guard Dog put something 'independent' together.

 

[Guard Dog]

constant - please do not post links to non-certified places at AGD. It is bad to have affiliates click thru from AGD to a place we haven't even looked at in regards to contract. thanks.

josh01 -I agree. Any help in this regard would be good as well.