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How does the sub-affiliate bonus work?

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A sub-affiliate is an affiliate who joined through your recruit link. When their commission clears its hold, you earn 5% of it on top as the sub-affiliate bonus, and it never reduces what they are paid. You find your invite link and your network under Sub-Affiliates, and the rate and terms under Bonus rules.

Steps

  1. Open Sub-Affiliates. With none yet, choose Get my invite link, share it with one person, and they appear in the list when they join.
  2. Read the list: status, joined date, clicks, signups, commission they generated and your bonus. Sort by highest bonus or most commission, filter by status or date, and export the shown rows as CSV.
  3. Open Bonus rules for the rate, the cap per bonus, what counts ("paid when it clears"), a worked example, the date it last changed and its version.

Statuses

  • Active: approved and trained; their commission can earn you a bonus.
  • Pending approval: still being reviewed; no bonus yet.
  • Pending training: approved but training unfinished; no bonus yet.
  • Closed: they closed their account; past activity stays on record.

Edge cases

  • Sub-affiliates run their own accounts; your view is read-only.
  • The program has one level. If you joined through another affiliate's link, Bonus rules does not apply to your account and you earn on your own referrals only.
  • Bonuses recorded so far stay pending until LiveRec releases them after the hold. Each bonus keeps the rate in force when it was earned.
  • You need an approved, signed and trained account to get an invite link.

A sub-affiliate is an affiliate who joined through your recruit link. When their commission clears its hold, you earn 5% of it on top as the sub-affiliate bonus, and it never reduces what they are paid. You find your invite link and your network under Sub-Affiliates, and the rate and terms under Bonus rules.

This is general information, not legal, tax or immigration advice. Rules change and your situation may differ. Consult a licensed attorney or qualified adviser.