PicklesBucket earnings follow subscription share with our talented creatives based on the number of downloads per subscription. PicklesBucket also encourage its creatives to get higher share from the subscriptions by selling more. So, we use tiered up commission. It means that the more you earn, the higher your share will be.
What is the subscription share? #
At the end of each user’s subscription, Picklesbucket divide the net value of the subscription on its creatives based on the number of downloads at this subscription. So, if the user downloaded any of the creatives premium files, then this creative obtained a share from this user’s subscription plan net value.
What is tiered up commission? And how is work? #
Tiered up commission means that if you earn more, than your share from the subscription will increase. PicklesBucket increase your share percentage based on the total of your store earnings. So, once you reach a certain number of total earnings, then your share percentage will increase. The below table will explain to you the earnings threshold and the percentage of share you earn.
| Total earnings | Commission Percentage |
| £ 0 : £ 999 | 50% |
| £ 1,000 : £ 4,999 | 55% |
| £ 5,000 : £ 9,999 | 60% |
| £ 10,000 : £ 19,999 | 65% |
| £ 20,000 : ∞ | 70% |
Examples #
PicklesBucket understands that most of the people hate math. So, we have an automatic tool to calculate the creatives earnings on time with zero errors. So, we provides the below examples to let you understand how the tool works.
Example 1: a user has a subscription plan with net value £10. The user used single download during the month from a single creative. This creative share is 100% from the subscription. The creative current commission rate is 50%. Then, the creative will earn 100% x 50% = 50% of the subscription net value. (Subscription net value) x (Number of downloads) x (Download share from subscription) x (Current commission rate) = (Creative earnings)
£10 x 1 x 100% x 50% = £ 5
Example 2: a user has a subscription plan with net value £ 10. The user used 4 downloads during the month from the same creative. Each download share is 25% from the subscription. The creative current commission rate is 60%. then, each download will earn 25% x 50% = 12.5% of the subscription net value. (Subscription net value) x (Number of downloads) x (Download share from subscription) x (current commission rate) = (Creative earnings).
£10 x 4 x 25% x 60% = £ 6
Example 3: a user has a subscription plan with net value £ 10. The user used 4 downloads during the month from 4 different creatives. Each creative share is 25% from the subscription. The creatives current commission rate is 50%. then, each download will earn 25% x 50% = 12.5% of the subscription net value. (Subscription net value) x (Number of downloads) x (Download share from subscription) x (current commission rate) = (Creative earnings).
£10 x 25% x 50% = £ 1.25
Example 4: a user has a subscription plan with net value £ 10. The user used 6 downloads during the month from 5 different creatives. The user downloaded 1 file from the first 4 creatives and 2 files from the 5th creative. Each download share is 1/6=16.7% from the subscription. The creatives current commission rate is 50%. then, the first 4 creatives will earn 16.67% x 50% = 8.33% of the subscription net value. The 5th creative will earn 2 x 16.67% x 50% = 16.67% of the subscription net value. (Subscription net value) x (Number of downloads) x (Download share from subscription) x (Current commission rate) = (Creative earnings).
First 4 creatives earning: £10 x 1 x 16.67% x 50% = £ 0.83
5th creative earning: £10 x 2 x 16.67% x 50% = % 1.67
Example 5: a user has a subscription plan with net value £ 10. The creatives have different commission rate as below:
- Creative 1: 55%
- Creative 2: 70%
- Creative 3: 60%
- Creative 4: 50%
The user downloaded 7 files from these 4 creatives as below:
- Creative 1: 2 downloads
- Creative 2: 1 download
- Creative 3: 1 download
- Creative 4: 3 downloads
The download share of this subscription plan is 1/7= 14.29%. Below we will demonstrate the earnings of each creatives from this subscription plan:
- Creative 1: £10 x 2 x 14.29% x 55% = £ 1.57
- Creative 2: £10 x 1 x 14.29% x 70% = £ 1
- Creative 3: £10 x 1 x 14.29% x 60% = £ 0.86
- Creative 4: £10 x 3 x 14.29% x 50% = £ 2.14
What is the earning per 1000 downloads? #
Well. here it varies. But let’s say it can start from £60 per 1000 downloads or £10,000 per 1000 downloads. And everything in between.
That’s why fair distribution earnings or subscription share is the best earning method for creatives. you want to know how?
Example 1: user 1 has a subscription of Expert plan cost £14.99 and they have 20% discount. So, they pay £12.
They used the 100 downloads to download 100 different products. Let’s assume you have commission rate of 50%. So, the cost per 1 download is 6 cents. The total earning per 1000 download is £60.
(Subscription net value) x (Number of downloads) x (Download share from subscription) x (Current commission rate) = (Creative earnings).
£12 x 1 x (1/100) x 50%= 0.06 x 1000 Downloads = £60
Example 2: user 2 has a subscription of Expert plan cost £14.99 and they have no discount.
They used the 1 download to download 1 product. Let’s assume you have commission rate of 70%. So, the cost per 1 download is £10.5. The total earning per 1000 download is £10,500.
(Subscription net value) x (Number of downloads) x (Download share from subscription) x (Current commission rate) = (Creative earnings).
£14.99 x 1 x 1 x 70%= £10.5 x 1000 Downloads = £10,500
Let’s imagine any scenario in between and you will always be the winner.
* Profits & earnings might vary in case of promotions or different plan prices. The above examples are based on the average plans’ prices.
