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The 15% Website Referral Commission: Worked Math Examples in Accra (2026)

Mohamed Bah·Fondateur, Kolonell
August 25, 2026
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The 15% Website Referral Commission: Worked Math Examples in Accra (2026)

The 15% Website Referral Commission: Worked Math Examples in Accra (2026)

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The verdict in three sentences

The Kolonell showcase pole pays 15% on sale plus 5% recurring on maintenance, and knowing how to compute it is what lets you sell the promise with confidence. Across the three 2026 tiers, sale commission ranges from 37,500 FCFA (Starter) to 180,000 FCFA (Premium). But the real surprise is the recurring share: compounded over 24 months, it often pushes client value beyond the initial commission.

The three showcase tiers and their commission

The showcase pole targets SMEs, artisans and independent professionals, with delivery in 5 to 15 days. Three levels, three tickets, one 15% rule.

Showcase tier2026 price15% commissionDelivery time
Starter (5 pages)250,000 FCFA37,500 FCFA5-7 days
Growth (+ blog + analytics)500,000 FCFA75,000 FCFA8-12 days
Premium (animations + SEO)1,200,000 FCFA180,000 FCFA12-15 days

A partner signing a realistic mix of 2 Starter, 2 Growth and 1 Premium in a month collects 2 x 37,500 + 2 x 75,000 + 180,000 = 405,000 FCFA in sale commission.

The 5% recurring on maintenance

Monthly maintenance in 2026 sits between 50,000 and 200,000 FCFA depending on service level. You earn 5% of that amount each month, for every active client.

Monthly maintenanceRecurring 5%/monthOver 12 monthsOver 24 months
50,000 FCFA2,500 FCFA30,000 FCFA60,000 FCFA
100,000 FCFA5,000 FCFA60,000 FCFA120,000 FCFA
150,000 FCFA7,500 FCFA90,000 FCFA180,000 FCFA
200,000 FCFA10,000 FCFA120,000 FCFA240,000 FCFA

Client lifetime value (partner LTV)

Combine sale commission and recurring over 24 months to get the true value of a referred client. This is the metric that separates the occasional partner from one building an asset.

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Client scenarioSale commissionRecurring 24 monthsPartner LTV
Starter + 50k maintenance37,500 FCFA60,000 FCFA97,500 FCFA
Growth + 100k maintenance75,000 FCFA120,000 FCFA195,000 FCFA
Premium + 150k maintenance180,000 FCFA180,000 FCFA360,000 FCFA
Premium + 200k maintenance180,000 FCFA240,000 FCFA420,000 FCFA

Mini case study

Koffi, a partner in Accra, signs a Growth showcase for a pharmacy at 500,000 FCFA: immediate commission 75,000 FCFA. The client takes maintenance at 100,000 FCFA/month, i.e. 5,000 FCFA/month recurring for Koffi. After 24 months this single client has earned him 75,000 + (5,000 x 24) = 195,000 FCFA, 2.6 times the initial commission. With 10 clients of this profile, his recurring rent reaches 50,000 FCFA/month before the next signature.

FAQ

How much does a Premium showcase at 1,200,000 FCFA pay? The sale commission is 180,000 FCFA (15%), the best unit ticket of the showcase pole, before maintenance recurring.

Is the recurring paid even if I stop selling? Yes, as long as your existing clients keep maintenance active. It is passive income independent of new sales.

What is the average LTV of a showcase client? Depending on tier and maintenance, expect between 97,500 and 420,000 FCFA over 24 months, recurring included.

How many clients for 100,000 FCFA/month recurring? About 20 clients at 5,000 FCFA/month, or 10 clients at 10,000 FCFA/month recurring.

Is the 15% rate negotiable? The standard partner scale is 15% for showcase; it is stable and transparent, paid on client collection via Wave, Orange Money or transfer.

Let's talk about your project. Join the Kolonell referral program and make every signed showcase site work for 24 months through the 5% recurring. WhatsApp +221 77 596 93 33.

Tags:#showcase commission#15 percent#commission math#referral partner#Accra#partner LTV#recurring income#showcase pole
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Mohamed Bah

Fondateur, Kolonell

Passionate about digital and entrepreneurship in Africa, Mohamed has been helping Sénégalese businesses with their digital transformation since 2020. Founder of Kolonell, he believes every SME deserves a professional and accessible online présence.