RevShare vs CPA at 1xBet Partners: which model to choose
Almost every new 1xBet Partners affiliate asks the same first question: should I work on RevShare or CPA? Your choice decides how quickly you see your first money, how stable your income is and what risks you take on. This guide covers all three models, runs the numbers and gives clear recommendations.
In short: the three 1xPartners models
| Model | How you are paid | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| RevShare | 25–40% of the company’s net revenue from your players, for life | SEO, content, Telegram, YouTube, communities |
| CPA | A fixed amount per qualifying player (first deposit + baseline) | Media buying, high volumes |
| Hybrid | A smaller CPA payment + a RevShare percentage | Proven affiliates with stable traffic |
RevShare is available to everyone by default. CPA and Hybrid are usually granted individually after approval by your manager, based on GEO, traffic source and quality.
How RevShare works
Revenue Share is a share of the net gaming revenue (NGR) the company earns from the players you refer — roughly, player losses minus winnings, bonuses and certain costs. At 1xBet Partners the rate usually starts at 25% and can grow to 40% as your volume and traffic quality increase.
Worked example
Say your players generate $5,000 of net revenue in a month and your rate is 30%. Your commission: 5,000 × 0.30 = $1,500. If next month’s revenue is $8,000, you earn $2,400 — and so on, for as long as the players stay active.
Try your own numbers in the RevShare calculator on the home page.
RevShare pros
- Lifetime attachment. A player stays yours for as long as they play, so income compounds month after month.
- No ceiling. One active player can earn more than a dozen CPA payments.
- Available immediately, with no negotiation or minimum volume.
RevShare cons
- Slow start. Income is small in the first months while your player base grows.
- Volatility. If players win big, a period can end at zero or negative.
- Negative carryover and admin fees. Check whether a deficit carries over and what percentage is deducted (reviews mention about 17%).
How CPA works
CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) is a fixed payment for every new player who makes a first deposit (FTD) and meets the baseline conditions, such as a minimum deposit or number of bets. The amount depends on the player’s country — high-value GEOs pay more. Third-party reviews quote figures of up to $250, but your actual rate is set individually by your manager.
Worked example
You run ads and bring 40 players who meet the baseline. At a $60 CPA you earn 40 × 60 = $2,400, whether those players win or lose.
CPA pros and cons
- Pro: fast, predictable money — ideal when you buy ads and need to recover your budget.
- Pro: no risk from “lucky” players or negative balances.
- Con: earnings per player are capped at a single payment, even if they play for years.
- Con: strict quality control — if player activity is low, CPA can be reduced or switched off.
Hybrid: the middle ground
Hybrid combines a smaller fixed payment per player with a RevShare percentage. You recover costs faster and still keep long-term income. Terms are almost always individual, so Hybrid is usually offered to affiliates who have already shown stable, high-quality traffic.
Which model to choose
- You run a website, blog or SEO project — RevShare. Organic traffic keeps coming for years, and a lifetime percentage wins.
- Telegram channel, YouTube, streams — RevShare. Loyal audiences mean long-lasting players.
- You buy ads (push, in-app, social) — CPA or Hybrid, so you can recover your budget quickly.
- Just starting out — begin with RevShare, build up statistics and after 1–3 months discuss CPA or Hybrid with your manager.
Tip: don’t chase the highest CPA rate. Managers look at player quality — steady traffic at an average rate almost always beats a high rate that gets switched off a month later.
Common mistakes
- Judging RevShare by the first month. Look at 3–6 months of results.
- Skipping the baseline terms before launching a CPA campaign.
- Mixing sources without sub-IDs. Without tagging you won’t know which channel earns.
- Not talking to your manager. The best terms go to affiliates who share statistics and negotiate.
For payout timing and methods, read “1xPartners payouts”.