Understand how Chamet Agency commissions work, including the rolling 30-day ratio, A–G commission tiers, direct Hostess commission, Sub-Agent override commission, and common reasons commission changes.
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- How Is the Chamet Agency Commission Ratio Calculated?
Your daily Agency commission ratio is based on Hostess and Sub-Agent earnings during the most recent 30 days. - Chamet Agency Commission Tiers A–G
Knowledge Base v12.0 defines seven Agency commission tiers, from 5% to 24%, based on recent 30-day team earnings. - What Is the Rolling 30-Day Commission Period?
Chamet uses a rolling 30-day performance window to determine an Agent's current commission ratio. - How Is Commission Calculated for a New Chamet Agent?
For an Agent registered for less than 30 days, the commission ratio is based on team earnings from the registration date through yesterday. - How to Calculate Direct Hostess Commission
Direct Hostess commission is calculated by applying your current commission ratio to the total daily cashable amount of your direct Hostesses. - How to Calculate Chamet Sub-Agent Commission
Sub-Agent override commission is based on the difference between your commission ratio and each Sub-Agent's commission ratio. - Why Is My Sub-Agent Commission Zero?
A Sub-Agent can generate zero override commission when the Sub-Agent's commission ratio is equal to your own ratio. - Why Did My Chamet Agency Commission Decrease?
Agency commission can decrease when recent 30-day performance drops, the ratio difference with Sub-Agents becomes smaller, or refund deductions affect r…
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