//the revenue share
The revenue share: the arithmetic, in the open
The revenue share is 12 percent of the sales that the platform's demand creation produced for your business. It is one flat rate, applied to verified payments from attributed customers. There is no separate first-payment rate and no trailing schedule. The platform charges one share, on the sales that its demand creation produced.
What counts as a sale the platform helped generate
The share applies to payments from customers who first engaged with your business through the platform's demand-creation machinery. The platform attributes the sale from its own records: the diagnostic, the connections and the bookings. The attribution rules are written down. You can review every attributed engagement in the CRM's revenue view. If you disagree, a person reviews the records with you. A customer who came to you by other means is not attributed. The platform would rather lose a share it could claim than claim a share it does not deserve.
How the platform computes, bills and checks the share
Share events come from verified payment records. The platform takes them from payment-provider webhooks and never from self-reported figures. Each share is computed at the one published rate, and each company has one rate record that is versioned at signature. Each invoice lists the share for each attributed customer and each period. The platform checks every calculation exactly, and any unusual result goes to a person for review. If the platform's share is ever wrong, the platform corrects it and keeps a record of the correction.
The revenue-share calculator lives on the pricing page. The calculator, the checkout and the accounting records all use the same definition of the share.
Refunds and cancellation for services follow the country-aware refund policy and cancellation policy. Cancellation stops future instalments, delivered portions settle, and the arithmetic is precomputed and shown at enrolment.