Commission Detail

WebsNP Affiliate Commission Rates

What each service pays, how the amount is worked out, and what a referral is actually worth once you put real prices through it. Current rates, read live from our billing configuration.

Current commission rates by service

Rates differ by service because margins do. Hosting carries a healthy margin and pays well; domain registration is close to cost, so it pays less. The highest rate currently configured is 20%.

Service First payment Renewals What that means
Web Hosting Shared Linux 20% One-off, on the first payment
Windows Shared 20% One-off, on the first payment
Shared Linux Reseller 15% One-off, on the first payment
Shared Windows Reseller 15% One-off, on the first payment
Software 15% One-off, on the first payment
VPS 10% One-off, on the first payment
Cloud Server 10% One-off, on the first payment
SSL Certificates 10% One-off, on the first payment
Gsuite Email 10% One-off, on the first payment
Website Designing 10% One-off, on the first payment
Corporate Email 10% One-off, on the first payment
Web design 10% One-off, on the first payment
Gmail Upgrade 10% One-off, on the first payment
Domain Registration 5% One-off, on the first payment
Dedicated Server 5% One-off, on the first payment
Dedicated Servers 5% One-off, on the first payment
Facebook Marketing 5% One-off, on the first payment
All other WebsNP services 10% One-off, on the first payment
Which rate applies? The most specific configured rate wins. A rate set on an individual product beats its category's rate, which beats the global default of 10%. A negotiated partner rate, where one has been agreed, replaces all of them.
First payments and renewals are priced separately. A service showing a renewal percentage keeps paying you for as long as that customer stays with WebsNP; one showing a dash pays once, on their first payment. Where the two percentages are the same, a renewal simply pays what the first payment did.

How commission is calculated

Commission is a percentage of what WebsNP actually earns from the order — not of the invoice total, which includes tax we simply pass on.

What counts towards commission

  • The price the customer actually paid, after any discount or promotional price.
  • Setup fees and add-ons, since these are billed as ordinary line items at the rate for that service.
  • Renewals, but only for services configured as recurring in the table above.

What does not count

  • VAT and any other tax — collected on the government's behalf, never ours to share.
  • Account balance top-ups — money moving into a wallet is not a service purchase. Commission is earned when that balance pays for a service.
  • Unpaid, cancelled or fraudulent orders, and anything refunded in full.
  • Estimates and proforma documents, which are quotations rather than payments.
The formula. commission = net line amount (after discount, before VAT) × the rate for that service. Where an invoice carries a whole-invoice discount, it is shared across the lines in proportion to their value, so each line is commissioned on what it really contributed.

How much can you earn? Worked examples

Real arithmetic, using the rates above. The order values are illustrative — check the linked service pages for current pricing.

What your referral buys Net order value (ex-VAT) Rate Your commission
One year of shared hosting NPR 4,000 20% NPR 800.00
A reseller hosting plan NPR 12,000 15% NPR 1,800.00
A VPS on an annual term NPR 30,000 10% NPR 3,000.00
A dedicated server, annual NPR 180,000 5% NPR 9,000.00
A .com domain registration NPR 1,400 5% NPR 70.00

Putting a few together

A web designer who hands five clients a year onto shared hosting and registers their domains earns commission on ten separate orders. An agency that moves its whole client base onto a reseller plan earns on one larger order, and again if that plan is configured to pay on renewal. A single dedicated server referral can be worth more than a year of small hosting referrals.

No income is promised or implied. These are calculations, not forecasts. What you earn depends entirely on how many people you refer and what they choose to buy, and many affiliates refer no one at all. WebsNP does not guarantee any level of earnings.

From earned to paid

1

Pending — 30 days

Recorded the moment the invoice is paid, and held while the order can still be refunded or cancelled.

2

Available

The holding period has passed. The amount counts towards your withdrawable balance and shows as available in your dashboard.

3

Withdrawn — from NPR 10,000

Once available earnings reach the minimum, request a payout. We review it and send the money, normally within 7 working days.

Rates can change. When they do, the new rate applies to referrals made after the change — commission already earned is never recalculated. The programme policy sets this out in full, and how tracking works covers attribution.

Start earning commission on WebsNP referrals

Sign in to your WebsNP client area, open the Affiliate section and submit your application. Our team reviews each application and you will hear back by e-mail.

Not a WebsNP customer yet? Create a free account — you do not need to buy anything to become an affiliate.