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Browse all finance calculatorsA commission calculator turns a sale amount and a commission rate into the commission earned - the figure a salesperson, agent or affiliate actually takes home from a deal. It also shows what is left for the business, so both sides of the split are clear. Enter the sale value and the rate, and the commission appears instantly, computed in your browser. Commission is where a small rate on a large number becomes a meaningful sum, and where getting the arithmetic wrong sours a deal or a payslip. Salespeople want to see what a sale earns them; managers want to see what it leaves the business; affiliates want to know a referral's worth before agreeing to terms. This tool shows both the commission and the company's net from one calculation so both sides of the split are transparent. It uses a single flat rate, which covers most straightforward arrangements; tiered or accelerating structures, where the rate rises past certain thresholds, have to be worked out band by band and added together, because a single percentage cannot represent them. Run a few sale amounts through to see how quickly commission scales with deal size, which is exactly why a small rate on big-ticket sales can be worth chasing.
Commission equals eligible sale value multiplied by rate divided by 100. On a 5000 sale at 5%, the payout is 250 and the amount remaining after commission is 4750. That remaining amount is revenue after commission, not profit: product costs, overhead and other expenses have not been deducted.
An agreement may pay on invoiced revenue, collected revenue, eligible products or gross profit. Enter the amount the agreement actually uses. For a 1000 invoice with a 100 discount, a rate of 8% applied to 900 gives 72. Applying it to the original invoice would give 80, a different basis.
For marginal tiers paying 5% on the first 10000 and 8% on the next 5000, calculate 500 plus 400 for a total of 900. A retroactive plan applying 8% to all 15000 would instead pay 1200. This tool calculates one flat rate at a time; use separate calculations for marginal bands.
If two people share a 600 commission equally, each receives 300. To find the effective rate from a known payout, divide payout by eligible sales and multiply by 100: 300 on 6000 is 5%. This is an explanatory calculation; the tool's inputs remain sale value and rate. Base salary, taxes, fees and later refund adjustments are outside the result.
Multiply the sale amount by the commission rate. The tool does it instantly and shows the company's net as well.
No - it uses one flat rate. For tiers, calculate each band separately and add them up.
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