Direct selling and network marketing software
Unilevel plan software
We build unilevel plan software for legitimate direct selling companies: unlimited frontline width, paid depth, compression and rank rules, all written down so they can be reviewed.
In a unilevel plan every member can sponsor as many people as they like on the first level, so the tree grows wide. Commission is paid on sales by members down to a set number of levels, often with a different percentage for each level or each rank.
There are no left and right legs and no forced positions. Placement follows the sponsor. The software walks the tree for each order or cycle, finds the right upline members and pays each one by the rules you wrote.
We implement the plan you document. Typical unilevel rules include:
Compression changes who is paid and how much, so every detail should be decided in writing. What makes a member inactive? Does a skipped level still count toward paid depth? What happens to commission nobody qualifies for: does it roll up or stay with the company?
We turn each answer into a worked example on a small tree and test it. To keep calculation quick on a large network, we store each member's upline path, so the engine does not scan the whole tree for every order. The genealogy tree viewer shows the same structure to members and admins.
A unilevel plan is easy to explain, but the same legal rules apply. We build it only for direct selling businesses whose commissions come from genuine retail sales of real products to customers. We do not build schemes that pay mainly for recruiting or that promise fixed returns.
Level percentages must be affordable from your product margin, and your lawyer should review the plan and income disclosures. We implement the documented plan and cannot promise earnings or growth for you or your distributors. Read more on the legal and compliance page.
Describe your products, your compensation plan and your markets.
You get the plan logic, a timeline and a written price range.
Every bonus rule is tested against worked examples before launch.
A binary plan gives each member two legs and pays on matched volume. A unilevel plan has no leg limit, and pays percentages on sales down a set number of levels. Unilevel is usually easier for distributors to understand. Which suits you depends on your products and your market.
Yes. A level table can hold a percentage for each rank and each level. Rank is calculated from the qualification rules in your plan, such as personal volume, group volume or leaders in the line. We test rank changes, including what happens when a member falls below a rank.
That has to be decided in the plan. Options include reversing the commission, deducting it from future payouts or holding commission until a return window closes. We build whichever rule you document and test it, because refunds are where many commission systems quietly go wrong.
A single unilevel plan with member portal and admin fits our Standard network package, typically $4,500 to $7,500 and 2 to 3 weeks once the plan is documented. Scope and feedback speed change this, and a written quote follows scoping. See the pricing page.
Yes. Many companies pair level commissions with a fast start bonus or rank rewards. That makes it a hybrid plan, which we cover on the hybrid compensation plans page. More bonus types mean more rules to test and more to explain in your income disclosures.
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