Your partner programme, on the same books.
RevShare, CPA, CPL and hybrid deals, multi-tier sub-affiliates, a self-serve partner portal — and commissions that are computed from settled history rather than a second database.
Where affiliate programmes actually go wrong
It is almost never the deal structure. It is that the affiliate platform counts in one database and the operator counts in another, so by month three the two numbers disagree and somebody has to be wrong in a meeting.
Commission models
RevShare, CPA, CPL and hybrid, tiered by volume, geo, product or cohort. Negative carryover is explicit rather than quietly forgiven.
Deal constructor
Rules by deposit size, wagering, product and market, versioned like every other programme on the platform — a live deal keeps the terms it was signed under.
Sub-affiliates
Multi-level networks where each tier carries its own share, so a master partner’s downline pays out correctly without a spreadsheet in the middle.
Attribution
Click, promo code and deep link captured at registration and kept as evidence. Attribution is never recomputed later from data that has since changed.
Partner portal
Self-serve stats, creatives, landing pages and S2S postbacks, so partners stop emailing your affiliate manager for numbers.
Payouts that reconcile
Commission is computed from canonical settlement history and paid through the wallet — a real posted operation, with the two-person rule on any manual adjustment.
Scope
Markets, licence, payment mix and content list. Written limits before anything is built.
Configure
Brand, lobby, cashier and promotions set up on your cell — no code from you.
Shadow
Runs beside your current stack on real traffic without touching real money.
Go live
Capped cohort, daily finance review, widened when your team says so.
Ask any affiliate manager what their worst month looked like. It was almost certainly a reconciliation argument, not a traffic problem. Both sides reading the same records is the whole point of building this into the platform instead of bolting it on.
Run partners on one set of books
Deals, attribution and payouts in the same system that settles the player’s money.