Help · Sellers and commissions
Your earnings
What a unit costs you, what you keep on it, and what your prospects would add.
In this section: Sellers and commissions4
My earnings shows what you have kept on units sold at the shops you are listed on, what has been paid out to you, and what is still owed. It is yours alone; nobody else's figures appear on it.
You buy each unit at your partner price and sell it to the shop at the price agreed there — the difference is yours, in full. Your price comes from the organisation's tiers: from a certain number of units sold in a calendar month, every further unit costs you less. A shop you restock yourself can have its own price, lower than on a shop our route restocks, since the driving is yours. The page shows the price you are on now and how many more units this month would reach the next one. Units count across every shop you are listed on, whatever the product.
That means two things move your earnings. Sell more and your price falls. Agree a better price with a shop and every peso of the difference is yours; nothing is deducted.
Below that is your pipeline: the prospects you are chasing, what they would be worth a week if they all said yes, and what you would keep of that at your current price. The guesses come from each shop's Products page, so the way to make the number more honest is to make the guesses more honest.
A short list at the top says what to do next — follow-ups that are late or due today, prospects with no guess yet, and how close the next price is. When there is nothing to say, it says nothing.