How We Earn

Commissions are paid as a percentage of the operator's net revenue from the player or as a one-off signup fee, depending on the deal. We do not disclose exact rates because the deal is a trade secret, but we publish the fact of a commercial relationship on every page that recommends the brand.

If a brand ever changes its terms in a way that makes us uncomfortable recommending it, the page is updated or taken down — regardless of the commercial impact. Reader trust is a longer-lived asset than any one deal, and we have taken down pages before over changes in payout speed or bonus terms.

Ivybet pays us a commission when a reader opens an account and makes a first deposit. The commission comes out of the operator's marketing budget; it does not affect your bonus, your odds or your payout times. Commissions are our only source of revenue — we do not accept banner advertising from other brands.

The commission is paid either as a one-off bounty for a signup that meets a minimum deposit, or as a share of the operator's net revenue from the player, over a defined period. We do not publish the exact rates because they are part of a confidential commercial agreement, but we always disclose that the relationship exists.

Nothing on your account. You receive exactly the same welcome offer and payout terms as a reader who went to the brand directly. The link we provide includes a tracking tag so Ivybet can attribute the signup to us. If you prefer to avoid tracking, type the brand's URL into your browser by hand — the offer is identical.

Our tracking does not read your account activity. It records only that a signup came from us. Ivybet reports a de-identified summary — how many signups, how many deposits, in aggregate — on a monthly cycle. We never see your name, your deposit amounts or your game history.