Chamet Agency Commission
Understanding Commission Structure
The Chamet agency commission system determines how agents earn income from the performance of their team.
How does Chamet agency commission work?
A Chamet agency earns commission from two main sources: the earnings generated by its direct hostesses and the activity of its sub-agents.
Your commission rate depends on your team’s total performance over the last 30 days.
Chamet Agency Commission Sources
There are 2 Sources of Agency Commission
Source 1 : Direct Host Earnings
Agents receive a percentage of the cashable earnings generated by hostesses directly recruited into their agency.
Source 2 : Sub-Agent Revenue Share
Agents can also invite sub-agents to expand their agency network. Sub-agents recruit their own hostesses and generate revenue.
This means your agency can grow its income by building both a strong host team and an active network of sub-agents.
The 30 days Commission Ratio %
Commission Ratio % is based on the Total Revenue of your direct Hosts and Subagents over the Recent 30 DAYS.
The Chamet commission structure is organized into a tier system ranging from Class A to Class G. Each class corresponds to a different commission percentage.
Your commission level is determined by the total revenue generated by your hostesses and sub-agents during the last 30 days.
The system recalculates the commission ratio daily based on the most recent 30-day performance period.
| Class | Total Revenue in Recent 30 Days (USD) | Commission Ratio |
|---|---|---|
| A | ≥ 500 | 5% |
| B | 1,500 | 10% |
| C | 5,000 | 15% |
| D | 15,000 | 18% |
| E | 50,000 | 20% |
| F | 150,000 | 22% |
| G | 500,000 | 24% |
Chamet Agency Commission Calculation
Here is an Example To understand how the commission system works.
Example :
Your Agency has 3 Subagents + a Team of Direct hostesses.
First, Lets Find Your Ratio %
+ Revenue of Direct Hostesses in last 30 Days : $150,000.88
+ Subagent (A) revenue in last 30 Days: $3,338.88 (ratio 10%)
+ Subagent (B) revenue in last 30 Days : $15,888.68 (ratio 18%)
+ Subagent (C) revenue in last 30 Days : $158,000.87 (ratio 22%)
Total Agency Revenue in last 30 Days $327,229.31
Your Ratio : 22%
Today Revenue :
Subagent A today revenue : $100
Subagent B today revenue : $500
Subagent C today revenue : $5000
Direct Hostesses today revenue : $1500
Daily Commission Calculations:
+ Commission from A: (22% – 10%) x $100 = $12
+ Commission from B: (22% – 18%) x $500 = $20
+ Commission from C: (22% – 22%) x $5000 = $0
+ Commission from Hosts: 22% x $1500 = $330
= Total Commission Today:
$12 + $20 + $0 + $330 = $362
Where to Track Your Commission
Agents can monitor their commission performance inside the Chamet agency dashboard.
Important dashboard sections include:
Agents Report – tracks revenue from sub-agents
Hosts Report – tracks earnings from direct hostesses
Invitation Records – tracks recruitment activity
By reviewing these reports regularly, agents can understand how their team contributes to overall revenue.
How to Increase Your Chamet Agency Earnings ?
Agents who want to maximize their earnings should focus on several key strategies. Successful agents typically:
Recruit active hostesses
Build a network of sub-agents
Monitor reports regularly
Provide training and support to their team
Consistent team performance increases the total revenue generated by the agency and helps agents reach higher commission classes.
The Chamet agency commission system rewards agents who successfully build and manage their teams.
By understanding the 30-Days ratio structure, recruiting hostesses, and supporting sub-agents, agents can increase their commission percentage and grow a sustainable agency network.
Learning how the commission system works is one of the most important steps toward becoming a successful Chamet agent.
Start Your Chamet Agency Today
By completing the registration steps and learning how to use the Chamet agent dashboard, you can begin building your agency network. The guides on this website explain how to manage invitations, track reports, understand commission ratios, and scale your Chamet agency successfully.
Chamet Agency Guides
Chamet Agency Registration
Learn how to register, activate your agency account and start building your team.
Chamet Agency Dashboard
Learn how to manage hosts, sub-agents, reports and agency performance.
Chamet Agency Recruitment
Learn how to recruit and manage hosts and grow your agency network.
Chamet Agency Payments
Understand commission payouts, MetWallet and agency withdrawals.
FAQ for Chamet Agency
Below is the essential FAQ for managing a Chamet Agency, covering registration, commissions, team management, and withdrawals.
How do I become a Chamet Agent?
You must register at Chamet Agency Registration form After successful registration, you can manage your team via https://chametlogin.com
What if I don’t receive my OTP/SMS code during registration?
This is usually due to local network issues. Try again later or cjeck if you choosed the right country code or the right phone number.
How is my commission ratio calculated?
Your daily ratio is determined by the total earnings of your hostesses and sub-agents over the last 30 days. New Agents (<30 days): Calculated from your registration day to yesterday.
Can I add existing Chamet users to my agency?
No. Only users who register through your link can be added. Existing users cannot be manually added.
Are there rules against “poaching”?
Yes. You cannot bind hostesses who already work for Chamet or entice them to switch agencies. Violations result in stopping cooperation and holding payments.
How do I withdraw my commission?
You must bind a Metwallet account in your agency backend (My Profile > MetWallet Account > Bind Wallet).
When will I receive my money?
Once your accumulated commission reaches $10, the system automatically transfers it to Metwallet daily.
How do I become a Diamond Seller?
You must be a registered Agent and meet specific commission ratio requirements (which may change periodically). Access the “Diamonds Seller” section in your dashboard to apply.