Common Business Challenges for Multi-Level Marketing Company
14 Aug, 2024Abinary plan is a popular compensation structure used in multi-level marketing (MLM) companies, often involving two downline legs under each distributor.
Here's an example of a binary plan that incorporates:
The sponsor bonus is a direct bonus earned by a distributor when they recruit new members into the network. For simplicity:
10% of the new recruit's initial purchase or sign-up fee. Example: If A recruit B and C, and B, C spends $100 on the initial package, the sponsor receives $20 as a sponsor bonus.
The binary plan operates with two legs: a left leg and a right leg. Distributors earn team bonuses based on the volume of sales in their weaker leg (often referred to as the "pay leg").
The distributor must have at least one active member in both legs. Team Bonus Rate: 10% of the weaker leg's sales volume.
The volume from the stronger leg that exceeds the weaker leg is carried over to the next cycle.
The matching bonus is a bonus based on helping your personally sponsored downline achieve team bonuses. This encourages leaders to mentor their downline.
Earn matching bonuses from personally sponsored distributors.
10% of their team bonus.
5% of their team bonus.
To ensure the sustainability of the plan, there may be a weekly cap on earnings from the binary plan (e.g., $2,000 per week).
Distributors can unlock higher matching bonuses or team bonuses by advancing in rank, usually by increasing personal sales and group sales volume.
You sponsor two people, one in each leg. They purchase an initial package worth $500 each.
After a few weeks, your left leg accumulates $5,000 in sales, and your right leg accumulates $4,000.
Your direct downline distributor in the right leg earns a $200 team bonus.
This binary plan rewards distributors for recruiting, building balanced teams, and mentoring their downline. It also encourages active participation and leadership throughout the network.