Write reviews and take 70% of the revenue
Review products from Amazon and Commission Factory — 70% of the affiliate revenue generated through your links is credited as points you can withdraw as cash.
How do you earn?
1. Write a product review
Post an honest review on the Reviews board with links to Amazon or Australian retailers. The editor's comparison-table and pros/cons widgets make pro-level reviews easy.
2. Automatic affiliate links
Pasted links are automatically converted into trackable affiliate links — no separate affiliate account or complex setup required.
3. Earn on clicks & purchases
When other users buy through your links, affiliate revenue is generated and 70% is credited to you as points after settlement.
Revenue split: 70% author / 30% platform
70% of the affiliate revenue goes to the author, and 30% covers platform operations (infrastructure, settlement and API costs).
Payouts
- • Minimum withdrawal $50 AUD
- • 1,000 points = $1 AUD
- • Processed within 5–10 business days
- • Australian bank transfer or PayPal
Affiliate partners
Amazon Associates is supported today, with Commission Factory integration for Australian retailers rolling out progressively.
Tax & FAQ
Q. Do I need an ABN?
Australian residents who provide a valid ABN receive the full amount. Without an ABN, you can accept the ATO 'Statement by a Supplier' (hobby / non-business) to be exempt from withholding. With neither, 47% is withheld.
Q. What is the 47% withholding?
Under Australian tax law, payments to a supplier who does not quote an ABN are subject to 47% PAYG withholding remitted to the ATO. Add an ABN or supplier statement in your profile to avoid it.
Q. Can non-residents of Australia earn?
Yes. If you are not an Australian resident and did not carry out the activity in Australia, Australian withholding does not apply. You remain responsible for tax in your country of residence.
Q. Who reports the tax?
You are responsible for your own income tax and, where applicable, GST on what you earn. This is general information, not tax advice — consult a registered tax agent about your situation.
Tax information on this page is general and is not legal or tax advice.