How Do Annual Membership Fees Affect Partner Payments? |
Burdi now offers annual memberships, providing Clients with a 12% discount compared to paying for 12 individual monthly payments. But how does this impact Referral Bonuses and Revenue Share for Partners? Let’s break it down.
When a Partner signs up a new Client with an annual membership, the Partner’s earnings are structured slightly differently compared to monthly memberships:
The full Referral Bonus is paid one month after the Client pays Burdi the annual membership fee.
This means Partners receive the entire bonus in one lump sum rather than spread out over multiple months.
From month 2 onwards, Burdi will pay the Partner a monthly 20% Revenue Share based on the adjusted monthly equivalent payment of the annual membership.
This ensures that even though the Client has paid upfront, the Partner continues to receive an ongoing revenue stream throughout the membership period.
To get the most out of Burdi’s annual membership model:
Encourage Clients to take advantage of the 12% discount by signing up for an annual plan.
Explain the long-term value and cost savings of an annual membership.
Ensure your Clients remain engaged, leading to higher retention and ongoing Revenue Share payments.
By understanding how Referral Bonuses and Revenue Share work under the annual membership model, you can plan your sales strategy effectively and maximise your earnings as a Burdi Partner. If you have any questions, reach out to the Burdi Support Team for guidance!