What a campaign costs

The amplifier pool. You choose a commission per sale and the number of sales you want to fund. Multiply them and that is the pool. Every naira of it goes to the amplifiers who actually bring you sales — we take nothing out of it. If the campaign ends before the pool is used up, the unspent balance is yours, not ours.

The Campaign Management Fee. 30% of the pool and the tier fee added together. This covers running the campaign: escrow, attribution, paying amplifiers out, dispute handling and fraud checks.

The tier fee. A flat, one-off amount set by the price of what you are selling. It is not a percentage of your sales.

The tier also sets the smallest commission you are allowed to offer. A floor exists because a commission too small to be worth sharing spends the amplifier's reputation as well as your budget.

Say you sell something at ₦9,000 and want to fund 10 sales at ₦1,000 commission each. That puts you in the growth tier.

• Amplifier pool: ₦1,000 × 10 = ₦10,000
• Tier fee: ₦500
• Campaign Management Fee: 30% of (₦10,000 + ₦500) = ₦3,150
• Total to fund the campaign: ₦13,650

Of that total, ₦10,000 is commission that reaches amplifiers and ₦3,650 is what LocalAmplify charges. Sell all 10 and you have taken ₦90,000 in revenue.

There is no monthly subscription, no listing fee, and no charge per click or per link shared. You are not billed for amplifiers joining your campaign — only for sales that actually complete.

We take no cut of the sale itself. Commission is funded upfront when the campaign is created, so when a buyer pays, that payment is yours; we are not standing between you and your revenue taking a percentage a second time. Your payment processor charges its own card fees on the transaction, as it would anywhere else.

If your campaign offers delivery, you set the delivery fee and you keep it in full. It is added to the buyer's total at checkout and shown to them before they pay. Buyers who collect in person are never charged it — a pickup order pays for goods and nothing else.

Joining is free, sharing is free, and nothing is deducted from a commission. When an order releases, 80% of the commission becomes available immediately and the remaining 20% is held for 7 days while the buyer's dispute window runs, then becomes available too.

Withdrawals go to a Nigerian bank account once at least ₦5,000 is available. The minimum sits on a bank fee boundary rather than being a round number: transfers up to ₦5,000 carry a flat ₦10 charge, so at this threshold the cost of being paid is about 0.2% of the payout and stays predictable as your balance grows.

A campaign that never runs is refundable, and a campaign that runs partway leaves its unspent pool with you. If a buyer never collects a pickup order inside the window, the buyer is refunded automatically — a seller does not keep money for goods that were never handed over. The full sequence is on the buyer protection page.