Are there any restrictions or conditions that affect the commission structure?

Yes, there may be certain restrictions or conditions that can affect the commission structure in the affiliate program. These restrictions and conditions can vary depending on the specific program. Some common examples include:

1. Qualifying Sales: Commissions may only be earned on qualified sales, which typically exclude returns, cancellations, or fraudulent transactions.
2. Coupon Code Usage: Commissions may not be applicable if customers use coupon codes or discounts that are not provided specifically for affiliates.
3. Cookie Duration: The commission structure may be influenced by the duration of the affiliate tracking cookies. If a customer makes a purchase after the cookie expires, the referral may not be attributed to the affiliate.
4. Policy Compliance: Affiliates may need to comply with specific policies or guidelines regarding the promotion of products or services. Failure to adhere to these policies could affect the commission structure or eligibility for earning commissions.
5. Exclusivity Clauses: Some affiliate programs may have exclusivity clauses, meaning that you cannot promote competing products or services while participating in their program. Violating these clauses may impact your commission structure or lead to termination from the program.