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70% of the deal’s settlement value, up to 80% as your volume grows

Share and tiers

2 min readUpdated October 18, 2026

How it is calculated#

For every completed deal on your domain you are credited a share of the settlement value of the items — 60% of their Steam market price. The base share is 70%.

Example: a seller sold items with a market price of 10,000 ₽ → settlement value 6,000 ₽ → you are credited 70%, i.e. 4,200 ₽.

The settlement value applies to deals from October 18, 2026; earlier accruals were not recalculated. An individual share agreed with the team may differ from 70–80% — your current share is shown in the panel header.

Raising your share#

1Start — 70%

The base share for all partners.

2$10,000 volume

The sum of the settlement value of all your completed deals of all time.

3Then — 75%

+5 percentage points after the threshold. The maximum is 80%.

Start · 70%After $10,000 volume · 75%$0$10,000you are here (example)See how much is left to the threshold in the Payouts tab
The higher share applies to deals after the threshold — past deals are not recalculated. The maximum is 80%.
The higher share applies only to deals after the threshold is reached — past deals are not recalculated.

The panel updates the dollar rate for the threshold once an hour. How much is left to the next tier is shown on the “Payouts” tab.

What is credited#

  • Only completed deals — canceled and unfinished ones do not count.
  • Only deals that arrived on a domain after it was added to the panel.
  • Blocked partners are not credited.

Where you can see it#

  • Statistics — the big number is the share credited to you, with the volume of completed deals and your percentage under it. See Statistics: what the numbers mean.
  • Domains — volume and your share for each domain separately.
  • Payouts — the balance (available, on hold, awaiting payout, paid) and a progress bar to the next tier: how much volume in dollars is left.
The percentage is fixed at the moment each request completes. If your share changes later or you delete a domain, what was already credited is not recalculated.
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