1xPartners Commission Rates – How Much Can You Earn?

One of the most attractive features of the 1xPartners affiliate program is its generous and flexible commission structure. Partners can earn substantial ongoing income based on the activity of players they refer. Here's a detailed breakdown of the available commission models.

RevShare – Up to 45%

The Revenue Share (RevShare) model is the most popular option among experienced affiliates. Under this model, you receive a percentage of the net revenue generated by all players you have referred. The percentage varies based on the volume and quality of your traffic:

• Standard RevShare: 25% – 40% of net revenue
• High-Performance RevShare: Up to 45% (negotiated individually with your account manager)

Commission is paid on a lifetime basis – as long as the players you referred continue to be active on 1xBet, you continue to earn.

CPA – Cost Per Acquisition

The CPA model rewards you with a fixed payment for every new qualifying depositor you refer. This model is particularly attractive for affiliates with high-converting traffic sources. CPA rates are negotiated directly with your personal account manager and depend on geography, traffic quality, and volume.

Hybrid Model

The Hybrid model combines elements of both RevShare and CPA. You receive a reduced CPA payment per new depositor while also earning a lower RevShare percentage on the ongoing activity of those players. This is a popular choice for affiliates who want immediate payouts alongside long-term residual income.

Payment Schedule and Methods

Commissions are paid out weekly. The minimum withdrawal amount is $30, and you can choose from over 250 payment methods including:

• E-wallets: Skrill, Neteller, AstroPay
• Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others
• Bank wire transfers
• Payment directly to your 1xBet player account

Negative Carryover Policy

1xPartners does apply a negative carryover policy on RevShare. If players you referred generated negative net revenue in a given period (e.g., due to large wins), that deficit can carry forward to the next period. However, your account manager can discuss arrangements to reset negative balances under certain conditions.