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MaxWeb payout clawback is not ClickBank clawback

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On one MaxWeb pay cut, put clawed-back payout $ over total payout $. That is MW clawback %.

Pair: Payout-clawback share on Traffic. ClickBank twin: payout-clawback. Hold twin: payout-hold.

What you type

Clawed-back payout $ — MaxWeb dollars pulled back after pay in the cut.

Total payout $ — All MaxWeb payout dollars in that same pay cut.

MW clawback % = clawed-back $ ÷ total payout $ × 100. Fat MW clawback % means quality or refund drag. Chase that path. Never invent an MW clawback chip.

What not to do

Do not invent MW clawback %. Do not paste a ClickBank or BuyGoods clawback file into MaxWeb fields. Do not treat holds or pending rows as clawbacks. Do not mix offers when one subID owns the pullbacks.

Related: Traffic, ClickBank payout-clawback, payout-hold, pending-payout.

Procedure

  1. Type clawed-back payout $ and total payout $.
  2. Read MW clawback %.
  3. Chase affiliate quality when MW clawback % is material.

Failure modes

  • Inventing MW clawback %.
  • Dumping a ClickBank or BuyGoods clawback file into MaxWeb fields.
  • Folding held or pending payout into clawed-back dollars.

Worked example

None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.

Glossary

MW clawback %
Clawed-back payout $ ÷ Total payout $ × 100.

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FAQ

Is this ClickBank payout-clawback share?
Different network book. [ClickBank payout-clawback](/manuals/clickbank-payout-clawback-share) reads ClickBank clawbacks. Here you only divide MaxWeb clawed-back $ by MaxWeb total payout $.
Is this MaxWeb payout-hold share?
Hold is not clawback. [Payout-hold share](/manuals/maxweb-payout-hold-share) is held $ ÷ total. This page is clawed-back $ ÷ total.
What MW clawback % should I invent?
None. Pull clawed-back $ and total payout $ from the same MaxWeb pay cut.