Payouts
How payouts work
Plain English, split by who's being paid — independent Advisors and organizations with a Partner Workspace are paid on different bases and different schedules. The complete terms are in your Advisor agreement.
Independent Advisors
If you make introductions on your own, not through an organization's workspace.
Advisor Free
A 40% one-time share of the eligible revenue Rinvii actually receives and clears, for each qualifying closed Vendor service attributed to your introduction — one payout per close, with no monthly cap on client-confirmed introductions. Earnings vary by close and are not guaranteed; full terms are in your Advisor agreement.
Advisor Pro
50% of the eligible revenue Rinvii receives and clears, with a permanent 60% tier unlocked after ten legitimate qualifying funded closes. A service qualifies for Pro terms only when you have an active paid Pro subscription at service qualification. Its window begins with the first cleared eligible receipt and can run for up to twelve calendar months. Each receipt uses the active rate at that time, so the 60% tier applies only to future receipts and never recalculates an earlier earning. A Vendor that pays once creates one earning, not artificial residuals. There is no minimum or guaranteed amount per close. Test, duplicate, self-referred, refunded, reversed, chargeback, and disqualified activity does not count. Cancel-at-period-end keeps Pro active through the paid period. After Pro actually becomes inactive, future eligible receipts use 40%. Reactivating within an original eligibility window restores the unlocked Pro rate prospectively; recorded or paid earnings are never reduced or reclaimed. Earnings vary by account and are not guaranteed; full terms are in your Advisor agreement.
When Advisors get paid
Advisor payouts run twice a month, on the 1st and the 15th. Eligible payouts accrue between runs and go out on the next run date, always after the Vendor's funds have been received and cleared.
Your name stays on the introduction
Payouts are tied to your introduction from first hello to close. If a close ever can't be cleanly attributed, it's held for human review rather than guessed.
Organizations
If your team introduces through a Partner Workspace.
Rinvii pays the organization
For introductions sourced through a Partner Workspace, Rinvii pays the organization — not individual team members. How your organization recognizes or compensates the person who made an introduction is entirely your decision, and Rinvii doesn't administer it.
Your rate comes from your agreement
The applicable rate and how long it runs are set in your signed agreement, and revenue share applies only where that agreement says it does. Amounts vary and are not guaranteed.
When organizations get paid
On the schedule in your signed agreement — not the Advisor 1st-and-15th run. Calculations use qualifying commission Rinvii has actually received and cleared.
Common requirements
These apply to everyone, in this order.
What has to be true, in order
1) The client confirms. 2) A qualifying service closes. 3) Rinvii receives the applicable funds. 4) Those funds clear. 5) Payout onboarding is complete — for Advisors that means identity and tax verification through our payments partner, Stripe. 6) The payout enters the applicable Advisor schedule or organization agreement schedule.
Funds-first, always
Rinvii only pays out money it has already received. Nothing is scheduled on an expected payment, an invoice, or a signed contract — only on funds received and cleared.
What can affect eligibility
Refunds, reversals, chargebacks, fraud, duplicate submissions, and self-referred activity can adjust, hold, or reverse a payout. Full terms are in your Advisor agreement.
Nothing on this page is a promise of how much you will earn. Advisor amounts depend on which introductions close and what Rinvii actually receives; organization amounts are set by the signed agreement. Payouts can be adjusted, held, or reversed for refunds, chargebacks, or invalid or duplicate submissions. Full terms are in your Advisor agreement.