b00st.com integrations can share revenue once they pass a certain threshold in ad spend.
In the table below, the values are cumulative, i.e. rev share pays out once a brand hits the number. From there on out, payouts happen monthly for the proceeding 12-month period after hitting the ad spend level.
An integration’s 12-month spend window starts when the integration receives its first ad spend payment. After each 12-month period, the spend window resets to 0.
Notice how this payout structure always pays out the percentage up to the highest level, retroactively. This is made to be fair, but uneven, such that integration partners do not make b00st.com integrations a core operating focus of their business.
The breakdown
| Spend | Our fee | Rev-share | Rev-share dollar min | Rev-share dollar max | Split percentage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $250,000 | 12% | 0.01 | $2,500 | $5,000 | 8.33% |
| $500,000 | 12% | 0.02 | $10,000 | $19,999 | 16.67% |
| $1,000,000 | 12% | 0.03 | $30,000 | $74,999 | 25.00% |
| $2,500,000 | 12% | 0.04 | $100,000 | $199,998 | 33.33% |
If a brand crosses into another revenue threshold, they will be paid at that rate for every dollar in spend above that threshold.
Note: We put a cap at $5 million USD in integration spend. If you reach this, we’ll have already spoken about a custom arrangement.
Examples
Example: Brand A
- Scenario: Brand A reached a spend of $260,000 USD in October.
- What happens: Brand A qualifies for the $250,000 tier. Their rev share is 1%.
- Payout for October: At the end of October we calculate the spend and Brand A receives a payout of $2,500 + 1% * $10,000 = $2,600 in total by the 5th of November.
- Going forward: The brand will receive 1% on ad spend for the proceeding 11 months at the end of each month (12 months in total).
Example: Brand B
- Scenario: Brand B reached a cumulative spend of $510,000 USD in April.
- What happens: Brand B qualifies for the $500,000 tier. Their rev share is 2%.
- Payout for April: The rev-share portion of April’s spend above the $250K threshold is $260,000. They receive 2% of $260,000 = $5,200.
- Going forward: For the next 11 months, Brand B receives 2% of their monthly ad spend (assuming they maintain or increase spend), paid out by the 5th of each month.
Example: Brand C
- Scenario: Brand C reached $2.55 million in cumulative 12-month spend this month.
- What happens: They’ve entered the 4% rev-share tier.
- Payout this month: Assuming $100K in spend this month, with the final $50K pushing them past the $2.5M threshold, the rev-share is:
- 3% of $50,000 = $1,500
- 4% of $50,000 = $2,000
- Total: $1,500 + $2,000 = $3,500
- Going forward: Brand C receives 4% of monthly spend for the next 11 months.
Example: Brand D
- Scenario: Brand D began using the integration 11 months ago, and as of this month, their total ad spend is $240,000 USD.
- What happens: Since they haven’t crossed the $250,000 threshold, they won’t receive any rev-share payout this month.
- Next month: Their 12-month eligibility window resets, meaning any future rev-share payout would require hitting the $250,000 threshold again, starting from $0 in tracked integration spend.
- Takeaway: To earn rev-share, brands must hit a tier within a rolling 12-month window. Crossing a tier too late in the cycle means starting over.
Breakdown
Month 1 → Integration starts
Month 2 → $10K spent
Month 3 → $20K spent
...
Month 11 → $220K total spend
Month 12 → $240K total spend (still under $250K threshold)
Example: Brand E
- Scenario: Brand E steadily grew and hit $5 million total integration spend last month.
- What happens: That’s the cap. You’ll have a custom deal in place with them already.
- Rev-share: The standard tiered structure no longer applies unless agreed upon otherwise.