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How Do I Set Up Multi Tier Commissions For My Affiliates

Reward your affiliates for growing your network, not just their own sales

With FEA Create, you can set up multi tier commissions to reward your affiliates not just for their own sales, but for the sales made by everyone they bring into your program.

Here's how to set everything up:

Step 1: Create Your Affiliate Campaign

  • Go to Social Media & Email, then Affiliate Manager and Dashboard.

  • Click New and select Create Campaign.

  • Choose the page where your product is sold, such as a Sales Funnel, Store Page, or Website Page, and select the relevant Checkout Page.

Step 2: Turn On Multi Tier Commissions

  • Scroll to Advanced Commissions settings within your campaign.

  • Turn on the Multi Tier Commissions option.

  • Choose how many tiers you'd like to activate, up to 7.

Step 3: Set Your Tier Commission Rates

  • Enter a commission rate for each tier you've activated.

  • You can set a default rate that applies across the board, or a rate specific to certain products.

  • The first tier is typically where the sale happened, with each tier above it earning a smaller percentage.

Step 4: Review and Publish

  • Check your Additional Settings, including whether to auto enroll new customers as sub affiliates.

  • Click Finish.

  • You can either Publish the campaign right away or Save as Draft to come back to it later.

Important Notes

  • Multi tier commissions apply on top of your regular affiliate setup, so you'll still assign affiliates and set payout details the same way as any other campaign.

  • Each tier can have a different commission rate, so you can reward top level affiliates more generously while still motivating everyone below them.

  • If you're not sure which tier structure makes sense for your business, Carrie AI is a great place to talk it through.

With FEA Create, rewarding your whole affiliate network for growing your business is simple, even if you've never set up multi tier commissions before!

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