Binary and sponsor
Company collections against sponsor income and binary matching as a balanced tree fills. This sheet does not include ROI.
Enter the plan figures to test it.
Payout share of each level
| Level | Members | Collected | Sponsor | Binary | To distribute | Left | Payout | Running collected | Running distributed | Running left |
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How these numbers are calculated
The test fills a perfect binary tree. Every member through the chosen depth has two people under them, and the left and right legs carry the same volume. That is the fullest matching case: every new rupee on one leg finds a match on the other.
- Members joining at level n = 2ⁿ. Level 1 is 2 people, level 2 is 4, and so on.
- Collected at that level = members × joining amount.
- Sponsor payout = members × joining amount × sponsor %. It is paid once, to the direct sponsor only.
- Binary payout = n × 2ⁿ⁻¹ × joining amount × binary %. It is the new matching commission created when that level joins, paid to every upline whose weaker leg grows.
Left after payout is collections minus sponsor and binary. Product cost, tax, admin, a pair cap, and direct ROI are outside this sheet. Direct ROI is in the next table.
The Start row is the first member. The company collects their joining fee and pays no sponsor for them inside this test. Binary they earn shows on the level that creates the match.
Direct sponsor ROI
Plan ten years, month by month. In each month, enter how many members with 2, 3, 4, or more directs are added. They start ROI on the 1st of that month. Each direct after the second adds the extra cap, and payment stops at that cap or at the end of the ten years.
Enter how many members are added in each month.
Monthly calendar
Daily ROI
| Month | Members added | Directs | Joining in | ROI out | Left | Running in | Running ROI | Running left |
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Internal worksheet. Binary matching and direct ROI are kept apart so each can be judged on its own.