Does the Commission Change Based on the Deal Size or Type?

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No. Both fees on Ainfluencer are percentages, so they scale with the deal rather than changing rate at a threshold. A $100 deal and a $10,000 deal are charged the same percentage.

Two different fees, two different payers, charged at two different moments
Brand platform feeAinfluencer payout fee
Who pays itThe brandThe influencer
WhenAt checkout, added to the totalAt withdrawal, taken off the payout
How muchFree 25%, Starter 20%, Pro 15%, Ultimate 3%Normally 20%, set per payout method
Does it change with deal size?No, it is a percentageNo, it is a percentage
Where you see itThe checkout total breakdownThe withdrawal screen, as Ainfluencer Fee
What does change the rate
FactorDoes it change the rate?
Deal sizeNo, for either side
Content type, post, reel, story or videoNo
Platform, Instagram, TikTok or YouTubeNo
Your follower count or performanceNo
The brand’s planYes, for the brand. 25% on Free down to 3% on Ultimate
Your payout methodPossibly, for you. The percentage is set per method
Legacy balanceYes. Withdrawn with no fee
For brands, the plan is the lever

The platform fee is the main reason a plan pays for itself. Going from Free to Ultimate takes it from 25% to 3%, so on campaigns of any real size the fee saving is the larger number, not the subscription.

For influencers, the price is the lever

Since the percentage is flat, your earnings are decided by what you charge. Quote the fee into your price so your net is what you intended, and raise your price as your track record grows.

Good to know
Check the figure on the screen rather than from memory. The brand’s fee is shown in the checkout breakdown and yours on the withdrawal screen as Ainfluencer Fee, with the percentage next to it. The screen is always current.
Why this helps you
A flat percentage is predictable, which matters more than it sounds. You can price a campaign or a deal once and know your net without working out which bracket it falls into.