Training · Module 6 of 7

Getting paid.

Your one job here: know exactly how a dollar reaches you, and what stops it.

1. The code attaches at checkout

Your code looks like REP-NAME07. Your trial link listingautomater.com/reps/r/REP-NAME07 carries it; at listingautomater.com/trial the broker types it at checkout. No code on the checkout, no tie to you; if that happens, email info@listingautomater.com with the brokerage name that day.

Your code gives the customer 10 percent off the first three months, so your share for those months is figured on the discounted amount.

2. Log every call at listingautomater.com/reps/log

One row per call, the minute it ends: brokerage, who you spoke to, outcome (no answer, gatekeeper, spoke to broker, demo sent, trial started, not interested), next step. A signup three weeks later is matched to you by this log. Your numbers are yours; nobody sees them by name but you and support.

3. The share and the bounty

30 percent of every payment we collect from a subscription that started with your code, for its first 12 months. Then 10 percent of every payment for as long as it stays active. Plus a $50 bounty carved out of the first payment we collect from each new subscription. No cap.

You are paid out of what we collect, after we collect it.

4. The statement

Once a month, one month in arrears: March collections are on the April statement, by bank transfer. Your W9 must be on file first.

5. The clawback

Cancel or refund within 30 days of its first payment: no commission, no bounty. A payment already paid to you that is later refunded or disputed comes off your next statement, bounty included.

6. The annual plan, and no dollar examples

Customers can pay for a year up front. The annual plan is $1,788 collected once; 30 percent of that is $536.40 to you on one statement, plus the $50 bounty. Contract terms, not a promise of earnings. You never work a dollar example for anyone. The program opened in September 2026 and no rep has been paid under it yet.

7. Taxes, in plain words

You are an independent contractor; nothing is withheld, so set money aside for taxes. Past the IRS threshold you get a year end form in January. Arizona reps also sign a one page declaration of independent business status.

Before you go

Answer out loud, then open each.

How does a subscription get tied to you?

Your code on the checkout. Without it, email support that day.

State the pay terms, and how the sentence ends.

30 percent of collected payments for 12 months, then 10 percent, plus the $50 bounty. Contract terms, not a promise of earnings.

What is the clawback?

Inside 30 days of the first payment: nothing earned. A later refund or dispute comes off your next statement.

Next: Module 7, the first week.