Not a headline number — the actual funnel. What each stage pays, what's a ceiling versus what's typical, and how payout timing works.
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Short answer: you earn 40% on every Monetise-related sale tracked to your link — the $1,995 core offer, the $995 companion offer, and two smaller upsells — up to a published ceiling of $1,032 per customer. On top of that, you earn 10% lifetime on sales generated by any affiliate you personally refer into the program. Free registrations themselves pay nothing directly; they start the tracking window that makes everything after them possible.
| 1. Free registration | $0 direct payout. This is a tracking event — it cookies the visitor to your link and counts toward the Opt-In Race, but nothing is owed until a sale happens. |
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| 2. Core offer — Monetise ($1,995) | 40% commission = $798 per sale. This is the largest single payout in the funnel and the one most of your earnings will come from if any come at all. |
| 3. Companion offer ($995) | Commissioned at the same 40% structure if purchased alongside or after the core offer, by the same tracked customer. |
| 4. Upsells (2 × $25) | Small additional line items in the same purchase flow, also commissioned if bought. |
| 5. Published ceiling | $1,032 — the maximum publicly stated payout for one customer who buys the full stack. Treat every other number in this table as a component of how that ceiling is built, not a guarantee. |
| 6. Tier-2 override | 10% lifetime on everything generated by affiliates you personally refer into the program — paid on an ongoing basis, not a one-time bonus. |
$1,032 is a maximum, not an average. It requires one tracked customer to buy the $1,995 core offer, the $995 companion offer and both upsells in a single purchase journey. In practice, most people who register for a free event never buy anything at all — that's true of essentially every free-to-paid funnel, not unique to this one. A more realistic mental model: a meaningful share of your commission will come from the $798 core-offer sale alone, with the companion offer and upsells adding extra on top of a minority of those sales.
Don't build a promotion plan around hitting $1,032 per registrant. Build it around driving enough qualified registrations that your real conversion rate — whatever it turns out to be — produces a number you're happy with. See the honest program review for a fuller breakdown of what realistically drives results here.
Every sale and every registration is tracked through FirstPromoter, a cookie-based affiliate platform. Once a purchase is attributed to your link, it appears in your partner dashboard. Like most affiliate platforms selling a physical cohort-based launch, tracked sales typically pass through a short holdback window before they're marked payable — this protects against refunds and chargebacks landing after a commission has already gone out. FirstPromoter shows your exact payout schedule and any holdback period inside your own dashboard once you're approved; it isn't published on this page because it can be adjusted program-side, and we'd rather send you to the source than publish a number that goes stale.
Practically: expect a delay between a tracked sale and money actually landing in your account, and treat the summit's September 15 cart close as the point sales stop generating, not the point you get paid.
No. $1,032 is the maximum for one customer who buys the entire offer stack. Most free registrants don't purchase anything, so treat this as a ceiling on your best possible outcome per sale, not a per-registration average.
Register free →If you refer someone who also becomes a Side Hustle Summit affiliate, you earn 10% lifetime on everything they personally generate — on top of your own direct commissions. It's ongoing, not a one-time referral bonus, and it compounds the more affiliates you bring in who are themselves active.
Any Monetise-related purchase made by a visitor who clicked your unique FirstPromoter link and whose session was cookied to your account before they bought.
Most cohort-launch affiliate programs, including platforms built on FirstPromoter, hold commissions for a short window after a sale to account for refunds. The exact schedule is set inside your partner dashboard after you register — check it directly rather than relying on a fixed number here, since program terms can change between launches.
Not directly. A free registration doesn't generate a commission by itself, but it does start the tracking window and counts toward the Opt-In Race, which has its own separate cash prizes.
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