Internal planning reference
How N3XRA revenue flows
Keep customer delivery healthy, compensate each relationship correctly, and preserve room to grow.
This page is an internal guide. Partner Program Terms, product-specific agreements, employment or contractor agreements, and ownership documents remain the controlling records.
Step 1Gross revenueAll customer payments received.
Step 2Direct costsCosts required to deliver the applicable service.
Step 3Contractual sharesWritten ownership, royalty, or contributor obligations.
Step 4Commissionable net revenueThe software commission base defined in partner terms.
Step 5Company allocationRemaining funds assigned intentionally.
RevenueWhat comes in
- Website service subscriptions
- N3XRA software subscriptions
- One-time website builds and setup fees
- Implementation and other professional services
Direct deliveryWhat is paid first
- Payment processing, refunds, and chargebacks
- Hosting, databases, storage, and bandwidth
- Artificial-intelligence and other metered APIs
- Email, text messaging, domains, and customer-specific third-party services
Separate relationships
Do not draw every role from one pool
Founder and ownersOwnership compensation
Founder compensation and owner distributions follow a documented company policy—not a referral commission formula.
Employees and contractorsWork compensation
Wages, project fees, retainers, and performance bonuses belong in written employment or contractor agreements.
Website partnersFlat qualifying referral
$100 after a new website client completes the required qualifying purchase and one-year service commitment.
Software partnersRecurring CNR commission
20% recurring, 25% after 25 active qualifying referrals, and 30% after 50, subject to the applicable product terms.
Strategic contributorsWritten revenue share
Equity, royalties, or long-term product participation require a distinct signed agreement.
N3XRA ViralsSeparate system
Virals attribution, commissions, reporting, and payouts remain within its own program.
Internal allocation
Company pools
Percentages remain undecided until real revenue and delivery costs provide enough evidence.
OperationsInfrastructure and delivery
GrowthMarketing, hiring, expansion
PartnerEarned commissions and payouts
FounderDocumented compensation
ReserveStability and contingencies
Policy principlesRules to preserve
- Protect commissions already earned.
- Publish commission changes prospectively.
- Document deductions and product-specific direct costs.
- Track profitability by product instead of masking losses across the ecosystem.
- Build reserves before expanding fixed obligations.
Decisions to formalizeFuture work
- Payout schedule and minimum payout threshold
- Active-referral tier measurement and retention
- Target percentages for internal pools
- Reserve target and founder compensation policy
- Employee, contractor, equity, and royalty templates
- Accounting and legal review as participation grows