Earning rules: what a listing pays
Every listing carries an earning rule that defines exactly what it pays and under which conditions. The listing page shows the live rule; this page explains the building blocks.
Reward structureslink
- check_circlePercentage — a share of your billed amount (for example 10% back on the subscription price).
- check_circleFixed — a flat Koin amount per qualifying subscription.
- check_circleTiered — the reward depends on spend, either per transaction or on your cumulative spend with that listing.
- check_circleTask bounties — flat Koins for discrete actions like booking a demo, starting a trial, or signing up, independent of spend.
- check_circlePer-seat — Koins per licensed seat for seat-based products (with a seat cap where configured).
Multipliers and bonuseslink
- check_circlePlan multipliers — specific plans can earn more (for example a Business plan over a Starter plan).
- check_circleBilling-cycle multipliers — annual prepay often earns more than monthly billing.
- check_circleFirst-subscription bonus — some listings add extra Koins on your first confirmed subscription.
- check_circleFirst-subscription rate — a percentage listing can pay a different (usually higher) rate on your first billing than on the ones after; the listing page shows both rates when this applies.
- check_circleLoyalty tier / VIP multiplier — your tier multiplier (or an active VIP boost, whichever is higher) is applied on top by the earning engine.
Limits to knowlink
Rules can carry limits, all reflected in what you see credited:
- check_circleEarning windows (tenure) — a rule may pay one-time only, for a recurring window (for example your first 12 months), or for the lifetime of your subscription.
- check_circlePer-user lifetime cap — the maximum total Koins one account can earn from a single listing.
- check_circleListing budget — a listing's total cashback pool; once exhausted, further subscriptions do not earn.
- check_circleQualifying activities — only the activities the rule lists (subscription, renewal, upgrade, demo, trial…) earn.
Frequently asked questions
Why did I earn less than the headline rate?expand_more
The credited amount reflects the full rule: plan/billing-cycle adjustments, your tier multiplier, and any cap or remaining-budget clamp. The subscription row on your History page reflects the final math.
Do renewals earn too?expand_more
If the rule's earning window covers them — lifetime rules keep paying while you stay subscribed, recurring rules pay within their window, and one-time rules pay only on the first qualifying event.