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Commission Estimates

How Instant Commission Estimates Work


Instant Commission Estimates show you what you'd earn before you promote a product — across both Amazon Affiliate and JoyLink Commissions — so you can pick the most profitable deals in seconds.


Where to see estimates


Every product view in JoyLink shows the estimate:


  • In the Deal Catalog on each deal card.
  • On the JoyLink detail page for any link you've created.
  • In the Chrome Extension when you create a link from an Amazon page.
  • On the Add Product screen for JoyLink in Bio.


What the estimate includes


For each product, you'll see:


  • Amazon Affiliate rate — based on the product's category rate.
  • JoyLink Commission rate — if available (see "How JoyLink Commissions Work").
  • Estimated earnings per sale — dollar amount at current price.
  • Best-case earnings — uses the higher of the two rates.


How the math works


Estimated earnings per sale = Product price × applied commission rate


The applied commission rate is the higher of:

  • The Amazon Affiliate category rate for the product.
  • The JoyLink Commission rate (if the product is enrolled).


Plan availability


Instant Commission Estimates are shown on all plans, including Free.


Tips for using estimates well


  • Sort the Deal Catalog by estimate to surface the highest-earning deals of the day.
  • Watch for items where JoyLink Commission significantly beats Amazon Affiliate — those are often your best picks.
  • Remember that volume matters too. A low-price product with a high conversion rate can out-earn a high-price product with few sales.


Troubleshooting


  • No estimate showing? The product may be outside a category Amazon rates, or it may not be enrolled in JoyLink Commissions. The link still works — only the estimate is missing.
  • Estimate changed? Amazon updates category rates periodically, and JoyLink Commission offers can start/end. Estimates always reflect the current rate.





Next step


If you have questions this guide didn't cover, check the Creator Tools FAQ.

Updated on: 21/07/2026

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