Wix Studio: Receiving Revenue Share
Important:Currently, revenue share payments are not issued to banks located in Russia and Pakistan.As a Wix Partner, you can earn revenue share through the sale of various Wix plans and from transactions processed through Wix Payments on your clients' eligible sites. Once you start earning revenue share, you can track your payouts and invoices in the Payouts tab of your Wix Studio workspace.In this article, learn more about:
Qualifying for revenue share Connecting a payout method Receiving payouts for revenue share Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Qualifying for revenue shareIn 2024, all Wix Partners can earn revenue share through the sale of eligible Wix plans and from transactions processed through Wix Payments on their clients' eligible sites.Earning revenue share on Wix plansEarn revenue share for the sale of specific Wix plans to clients in 2024. Check out the table to see how revenue share is calculated for Wix plans.PlansWix Partners (all levels)Wix LegendWix Premium yearly, 2 year, or 3 year plans0%20%Wix Studio yearly, 2 year, or 3 year plans20%30%Branded App by Wix50%50%Email Marketing50%50%Enterprise solution50%50%Logo50%50%Retail POS plan50%50%Hopp - Link in Bio20%20%Business Email5%5%Facebook or Google Ads5%5%To qualify for revenue share on Wix plans:
You must comply with the Wix Partner Program Terms of Use. You must be the first owner of the site, even if you no longer have access to it. The site must have an active Premium or Studio plan, either yearly or longer. Revenue share is not applicable on monthly plans, except for Google Ads and Facebook Ads. The site has completed the 14-day trial period. Plans bought on sale (non-seasonal/personal) are not eligible for revenue share. Official Wix.com sales are eligible for revenue share, but coupon codes like TAKE10 from public resources are not. For the enterprise solution, you must refer the client to Wix to be eligible for revenue share. Learn more about selling Wix Studio enterprise solution for revenue share.Earning revenue share on client salesAs a Wix Partner, you can earn revenue share from transactions processed through Wix Payments on your clients' eligible sites between January 10, 2024 and January 31, 2025. Revenue share on client sales is calculated daily, based on the total daily sales generated by your clients' sites, including both online sales and sales made through Wix Retail POS. Once your clients' sales qualify for revenue share, you can track your earnings in the Client sales tab. Check out the table and example below to see how revenue share from client sales is calculated.Total Daily SalesRevenue Share %Potential Yearly EarningsLess than or equal to $20000.05%Up to $365 a yearMore than $20000.10%UnlimitedExample earnings from client sales:
On February 1st, a partner had 2 client sites that collectively generated a total of $1,500 in sales through Wix Payments. The partner's revenue share for this day would be: $0.75, calculated as 0.05% of $1,500. On February 2nd, the partner added 2 more sites, and all 4 sites generated a total of $20,000 in sales through Wix Payments. The partner's revenue share for this day would be: $20, calculated as 0.10% of $20,000.To qualify for revenue share on client sales:
You must comply with the Wix Partner Program Terms of Use. You must be the first owner of the site, even if you no longer have access to it. The site must have an active Premium plan or Studio plan, either yearly or longer (unless defined otherwise by Wix). The site has completed the 14-day trial period. The site must process payments through Wix Payments in the available countries and currencies. Earnings are displayed and paid out in US dollars only. The site must generate a minimum of $1 in sales per day to be eligible. If sales fall below $1 on a specific day, revenue share will not be applicable for that day.Connecting a payout methodTo start earning revenue share, you need to connect a payout method in the Revenue Share tab of your Wix Studio workspace.Note:Only workspace owners and co-owners can view and manage the Revenue Share tab. Learn more about managing the roles and permissions of your teammates.To connect a payment method:
Go to Revenue Share in your Wix Studio workspace. Click Connect Payout Method at the top right. Click Continue. Add your contact info and click Next. Add your payout method details and click Next. Tip:Click Back if you need to edit your payment details. You can always edit your details by clicking Payout Settings in the Revenue Share tab.Receiving payouts for revenue shareYour revenue share earnings from plans, client sales, and Marketplace template sales are combined. Once your total earnings reach $200, a payout is scheduled 30 days after the end of that month.For example, if you meet the $200 threshold in January, your payout will be scheduled for the end of February. If you don’t meet the threshold, your earnings will roll over to the next month. Learn more about tracking your payouts.Notes:
Revenue share payouts are calculated based on the price of the plan, excluding the VAT. For Wix Studio enterprise plans, revenue share payouts are issued once Wix receives full payment from the client, with a net 90-day cycle.FAQsClick on a question below to learn more about revenue share.What qualifies as the first owner of a site? The first owner of the site is the one that initiated its creation from their Wix Studio workspace. When you click Create New Site in your Wix Studio workspace, you become the first owner of the site, regardless of whether you later transfer ownership to a client.What is the difference between Legend level and non-Legend level Partners in revenue share eligibility?Partners at Legend level enjoy access to revenue share on all participating plans and higher revenue share percentages on specific plans:
Wix Premium yearly, 2 year, or 3 year plans: Legend level partners earn 20% revenue share, while non-Legend level partners do not. Wix Studio yearly, 2 year, or 3 year plans: Legend level partners earn 30% revenue share, whereas non-Legend level partners earn 20% in 2024.Do all plans qualify for revenue share?To qualify for revenue share, a site must have an active Premium or studio plan, either yearly or longer (unless defined otherwise by Wix). For Partners who aren't legends, the plan must be purchased in 2024.How is revenue share calculated for client sales?Revenue share on client sales is calculated daily across all of the Partner's sites based on the net amount generated and processed through Wix Payments. This includes online sales and sales made with Wix Retail POS.The net amount refers to the total sales generated by your clients' sites, factoring in deductions such as applicable fees, charges, chargebacks, refunds, etc. If refunds or chargebacks occur after payout, this will be corrected in the next payout.There are two tiers for revenue share:
Clients' daily sales generated less than or equal to $2000: You qualify for a revenue share of 0.05% on the net total from client sales for the day. If the total sales for a given day are equal to or less than $2000, your revenue share for that day would be calculated at 0.05%. Clients' daily sales generated more than $2000: You can earn a higher revenue share of 0.10% on the net total from client sales for the day. No annual earning cap; earnings are unlimited if the total daily sales exceed $2000.How often are revenue share earnings updated?Revenue share earnings from client sales are updated once every 24 hours. On Wix plans, earnings are posted up to 30 days after the purchase date.How often are revenue share earnings paid out?Your revenue share earnings from client sales and plans are invoiced together. To qualify for a payout, your total earnings from both plans and client sales must reach a minimum of $200. Once you meet this threshold, the payout cycle is net 30 days for revenue share earnings.Note: The payout cycle on revenue share for enterprise is net 90 days.Can I earn revenue share from my client's existing Wix plans?No. You have to be the first owner to be eligible to earn.Is there a limit to the number of sites I can onboard to earn from?No. There's no limit.