Commission policy

AppLabx Affiliate Commission Policy

Commission at AppLabx is tied to verified service revenue, not raw click counts or vague introductions. That makes the policy stricter than generic referral schemes, but far clearer for serious partners.

The policy below is written to be quotable: what qualifies, what does not, and what affiliates should expect before promoting the program.

The AppLabx affiliate program is a review-led referral program for promoting AppLabx digital marketing services with trackable links, validated conversions, and monthly payout workflows. Support runs through affiliates@applabx.com, with initial response target: within 1 business day.

Commission is service-linked and review-based

Each service has a configured commission rate, and the public service pages show realistic sample math for buyers researching that category.

AppLabx only treats a conversion as payable after the referral path and buyer event are validated.

SEO Services: 20%
PPC Management: 15%
Email Marketing: 20%
CRO Services: 18%
Analytics and Reporting: 15%
Web Development: 12%

What counts as a qualified conversion

A qualified conversion is not just a claimed referral. It must map to an attributable click path, affiliate code, or signed conversion record and survive review.

This makes the program more defensible when serious affiliates ask how disputes or double-claim scenarios are handled.

It also means the operator team can answer who approved a conversion and why it entered the payable pipeline.

Attributed through click ID, cookie ID, or affiliate code
Must be tied to a real buyer event
Must not be blocked by invalid, expired, or paused link state

What can reduce or block commission

AppLabx can deny or hold commission when the conversion is suspicious, unattributable, duplicate, or otherwise inconsistent with the program rules.

The product already models fraud review and duplicate-client style checks, which is important for partner trust and operational integrity.

Unattributable or unverifiable conversions
Self-referrals or duplicate-client issues
Rapid, suspicious, or clearly low-quality events
Manual claims without evidence

Use examples, not promises

Public commission examples are there to show the shape of the economics, not to guarantee the exact payout on every deal. Real commission depends on the validated client event and configured service rate.

SEO example: USD 5,000 deal at 20% = USD 1,000
PPC example: USD 4,000 deal at 15% = USD 600
Web development example: USD 6,500 deal at 12% = USD 780
Questions and answers

What partners usually ask next

Are AppLabx commissions recurring forever?

The public site should describe commissions as service-linked and validated, not as open-ended perpetual payouts unless AppLabx explicitly publishes that rule.

Why is the commission policy strict?

Strict review protects legitimate affiliates from noisy, unverifiable claims and makes the program easier to trust for serious partners.

Can AppLabx request invoices or tax details before paying commission?

Yes. If payout method, local regulation, or finance review requires it, AppLabx can request invoice, tax, or legal-entity details before releasing an approved payout.

Next step

Apply once the policy, tracking model, and payout standard fit your audience.

AppLabx is optimized for qualified digital marketing referrals with reviewable attribution, not low-trust lead volume.