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How are Volume Usage Rates Calculated?

impact.com uses Payment Processing Volume (PPV) as a metric to measure the number of payments that we process for your program. When your processed volume exceeds your purchased PPV tier, we may assess Incremental Volume Fees (or Overage Fees).

The short version

  • impact.com keeps a running tally of the actual PPV we process for your program(s) each month.

  • At the end of the month, impact.com compares your actual PPV to your purchased PPV tier.

  • If the actual PPV for your program(s) exceeds your allotted PPV, we’ll calculate an Incremental Growth Fee.

Incremental Growth Fee calculation

impact.com uses the following primary factors when calculating an incremental growth fee:

Your actual PPV value for an applicable period

ACTUAL

Purchased PPV for an applicable period

PURCH

Percentage to be applied to PPV that exceeds the Purchased PPV volume

PERC

Incremental Growth Fee

(ACTUAL - PURCH) PERC

Types of payments

The term Payment Processing Volume (PPV) includes all processing volume for the following transactions processed through impact.com:

Type of payment

Description

Action costs

Costs associated with paying for actions; namely commissions.

Performance bonuses

Additional performance bonuses paid in addition to commissions.

Minimum EPC costs

Costs associated with minimum earnings per clicks (EPC).

Slotting fees

Costs associated with partners that charge slotting or placement fees. These costs are trailing monthly charges pro-rated to the exact number of days a contract was active within the billing cycle.

Partner Funds Transfers

Funds that are transferred to partner(s).

Where can I find my usage fees?

  • Run the Usage Volume by Status and Transaction Type report.

  • View your Plan Usage details on the Subscriptions screen.

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