Wix Partner Benefits: Receiving Revenue Share
3 min read
Earn revenue share as a Wix Partner for the sale of specific yearly plans including their renewals.
Plans | Wix Partners (all levels) | Wix Legend |
|---|---|---|
Business Elite | ✓ | ✓ |
Email Marketing | ✓ | ✓ |
Branded App by Wix | ✓ | ✓ |
Wix Enterprise | ✓ | ✓ |
Yearly, 2 year, or 3 year Premium plans | ✓ |
Note:
Revenue share payouts are calculated based on the price of the plan, excluding the VAT.
In this article, learn more about:
Qualifying for revenue share
All Wix Partners can earn revenue share for the sale of specific plans to clients.
Important:
Currently, revenue share payments are not issued to banks located in Ukraine, Russia, and Pakistan.
50% revenue share for selected plans
In 2023, Partners on all levels can earn 50% revenue share on purchases of the following plans:
- Email Marketing
- Branded App by Wix
- Wix Enterprise (certain conditions apply)
- *Business Elite
To qualify for 50% revenue share:
- You have to create the site (be the first owner) to be eligible for revenue share on Email Marketing, Branded App, and Business Elite plans.
- Only yearly plans are eligible for revenue share; monthly plans are not.
- The eligible plans must be purchased within this year.
- You need to connect a payment method to receive your revenue share payouts (see below).
- You'll only be able to access the Revenue Share tab after purchasing one of these eligible plans.
Note:
The Business Elite plan is currently undergoing testing as part of its rollout and will be available to Partners in the US (in English) starting from June 5th, 2023. The plan will also be rolled out to additional countries later this year, and we'll update this article with relevant information once available. While some Partners are excluded from this phase, new clients may have access to it.
20% revenue share for Legend Partners
If you are a Legend Partner, you can earn 20% revenue share when you upgrade a site you create to a Premium plan.
To qualify for 20% revenue share:
- Only Yearly, 2 Year, and 3 Year Premium plans purchased or renewed are applicable. Google Workspace, App upgrades and other purchases do not qualify for revenue share at the moment.
- Premium plans purchased on sale are also eligible for revenue share.
- You have to create the site (be the first owner), even if you no longer have access to the site.
- You need to connect a payment method to receive your revenue share payouts (see below). Sites that you've upgraded prior to connecting a payment method won't be eligible for revenue share retroactively.
Connecting a payment method
To start earning revenue share, you need to connect a payment method in the Revenue Share tab of your Partners dashboard.
Notes:
- Only account owners can view and manage the Revenue Share tab. You can manage the roles of your teammates in your Team Management tab.
- You'll only be able to access the Revenue Share tab once you've purchased one of the plans listed above.
To connect a payment method:
- Log in to your Wix account and click Partner Dashboard at the top.
- Click the Revenue Share tab on the left.
- Click Add payment details.
- Click Continue.
- Add your contact info and click Next.
- Add your payment method and click Next.
Receiving payouts for revenue share
Revenue share has a 30-day pending status from the Premium plan purchase date. After 30 days, if approved, the revenue share is added to your next payout amount. Once your next payout amount reaches at least $200, it is processed at the end of the following month.
For example, if you buy an eligible Premium plan in August, your payout will process at the end of October.
To receive payouts:
- You must earn a minimum of $200 before getting a payout. If the payout amount is less than $200, the balance carries over to the next month.
- It can take 3-6 days to post to your bank account once we initiate the payment at the end of the month.
- Revenue share is not eligible if the Premium plan is refunded.
Note:
For Enterprise plans, you'll receive your revenue share once Wix receives the payment from the client in full.
Tip:
Click Invoice history to view your past and pending payouts.
Did this help?
|