Tool

CPA, rev share
or hybrid?

Model what each deal pays the affiliate and leaves the operator, month by month, with or without negative carryover. Change any number. It runs in your browser and nothing is stored or sent.

Players
Deals
A losing month

The starting numbers are made-up examples, not industry averages. Real deals define net revenue differently: see NGR explained.

CPARevenue shareHybrid

How it works

The arithmetic, in plain English

Players

Each month the same number of new players qualify. A share of every month’s players stays active the following month, so the active base builds and then levels off.

CPA

Paid once for each new qualifying player, whatever they go on to do. The affiliate’s income is certain; the operator carries the risk of how players turn out.

Revenue share and carryover

A percentage of each month’s net revenue. If a month is negative and carryover applies, the shortfall is deducted from later months before anything more is paid.

This is a simplified model for comparing deal shapes, not a forecast or financial advice. Read CPA vs revenue share and negative carryover explained for how real programmes differ.