MLM SOFTWARE COMPANY IN MOGA

MLM SOFTWARE DEVELOPER PLANS 

1. Binary Scheme:

->In a binary plan, two legs, or teams, are formed when each distributor finds and sponsors two new distributors.

->Generally, commissions are paid on the weaker leg in order to promote teamwork and establish equilibrium.

->Bonuses could be given out in accordance with both legs’ performance and volume.

2. Plan Unilevel:

->Distributors can support an infinite number of people on their frontline in a uni-level plan.

->Commissions are usually given without depth restrictions and on a certain number of levels.

->This method is straightforward, but it can leave the company with less depth.

3. Forced Matrix or Matrix Plan:

->Distributors in a matrix plan receive commissions according to a fixed-width framework and are restricted to a specific number of frontline recruits.

->Each distributor, for instance, can have three individuals on their first level and seven layers deep in a 3×7 grid.

->Collaboration and spillover from upline distributors may be promoted by this strategy.

4. Step-by-Step Chart:

->Distributors begin at a given rank in a stair-step breakaway strategy and strive to reach higher ranks

->A distributor “breaks away” from their upline and leaves their sponsor’s group after they achieve a certain rank.

->Based on group volume and rank, commissions and bonuses are given.

5. Party Plan:

->This plan is often used for companies selling products best demonstrated in a social setting, like cosmetics or kitchenware.

->Distributors earn commissions based on the sales made at parties or gatherings they host.

6. Hybrid Plans:

->Some MLM companies combine different plans to create a customized compensation structure that suits their product and business model.