<b>Rebill vs one-time, side by side</b>

<b>Rebill vs one-time, side by side</b>

Confused why one program pays $100 once and another pays $8 forever? Let's compare them fairly.

A <i>one-time</i> payout is a single lump sum. A <i>rebill</i> (recurring) pays a smaller amount each billing cycle the customer renews.

1. One-time: big now, then $0 next month.
2. Rebill: small now, but it repeats.
3. The question is how long customers usually stay.

Example: $100 one-time vs $8/mo rebill. The rebill passes $100 after 13 months — and if the customer stays two years, you've earned $192 from the same referral.

<i>In plain English:</i> one-time is a paycheck; rebill is a pension that grows the longer people stay.

Try today: for one program you like, ask support "what's the average customer lifetime?" That number decides which model wins.