> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://programs.to500in100.com/rsvpify/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://programs.to500in100.com/rsvpify/ambassador-program/terms/description.md).

# Description

### Key Features

* **Commission Rate**: 20% recurring commission on all sales + negotiable commission on ticket selling
* **Duration**: Commission for up to 12 months from each sale​​​​
* **Average Sale**: $45-$500
* **Payment Method**: Commissions paid via PayPal on a monthly basis​​.
* **Minimum Payout**: $50​​
* **Support**: Dedicated support team for affiliates, accessible via email or phone​​.
* **Cookie Window**: 60-day duration. This is the period after a visitor clicks on your affiliate link during which they are still considered to be referred by you​​.

### Benefits

* **Generous Commission**: Offers a substantial commission rate.
* **Recurring Commissions**: Enables ongoing income from referrals.
* **High Average Sale Value**: Increases potential earnings per sale.
* **Proven Event Management Solution**: RSVPify is an established and trusted platform.
* **Affiliate Portal and Dashboard**: For tracking progress and earnings​​.


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