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QuickCasino’s in-house program on ReferOn: a published 45-60% revenue-share ladder by monthly depositors, no negative carryover, EUR 100 rollover.

In-house program · ReferOn· Reviewed by David Lahner

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The terms

Quick Partners — published affiliate terms
Program typeIn-house program
PlatformReferOn
OperatorsQuickCasino
VerticalsCasino, Sports betting
Licensed inSpelinspektionen (Sweden), Danish Gambling Authority (Denmark)
Commission modelsRev share, CPA, Hybrid
Revenue share45-60% of net revenue, tiered on depositors per month
CPAby insertion order or negotiated plan; no rate published
Sub-affiliatea share of each referred affiliate's commission, agreed per account (terms 19.5); no rate published
Negative carryoverNo
Admin feededucted from net revenue; no rate published
Minimum payoutEUR 100
Payment schedulemonthly, against an invoice

A licence tells you where the brands operate, not where the program accepts affiliates.

What the commission works out to

The same scenario runs on every program page so two deals are comparable: 100 referred players producing EUR 12,000 of gross gaming revenue in one month, with 15% taken off for bonus cost and marketing before the share is calculated.

Quick Partners: illustrative month at 45%
Gross gaming revenueEUR 12,000
Bonus and marketing deductions (15%)− EUR 1,800
Net gaming revenueEUR 10,200
Your share at 45%EUR 4,590
Per referred playerEUR 45.90

45% is the entry tier, which is what a new affiliate is signed on. The upper end of the published band needs volume, so the honest planning number for month one is the row above, not the top of the range.

The trade-off

What works

  • The ladder is printed on the program site: 45%, 50%, 55% and 60% by depositors in the month
  • Opens at 45%, above the entry tier most casino programs publish
  • No negative carryover on revenue share, written into clause 8.12
  • Revenue share, CPA, hybrid and fixed-fee deals are all offered

What to watch

  • A CPA amount exists only inside an insertion order or a negotiated plan
  • Net revenue is struck after ten deductions, including administrative fees and bad debts
  • A month under EUR 100 rolls forward until the balance reaches EUR 100
  • The sub-affiliate share is agreed case by case and not published
  • Players from Malta, the United Kingdom and the United States are among the excluded territories

How to get approved by Quick Partners

Register on the ReferOn signup page linked from the program site. The program can ask for identity and company documents at any point, so have them ready. The terms exclude players from Malta, the United Kingdom, the United States and a list of other countries; describe where your traffic comes from precisely. Read the approval guide before you apply.

What we would do this week

  1. Read the affiliate terms in full on ReferOn and note the payment schedule and minimum payout before you apply.
  2. Apply with the market you actually publish for named in the form, and ask for the entry rate in writing.
  3. Ask the manager two questions: whether the Rev share or CPA or Hybrid deal is lifetime, and what happens to a month that ends negative.

The full version, with the wording we use in applications: how to get approved by affiliate programs.

Our verdict

Overview

Quick Partners is the in-house affiliate program behind QuickCasino, a casino and sportsbook brand with Swedish and Danish sites. The program site presents two brands and runs signup, tracking links and reporting on the ReferOn platform.

Commission structure

The ladder is on the program’s front page: 45% revenue share for up to 15 depositors in a month, 50% for 16 to 25, 55% for 26 to 50 and 60% above 50. The site says it is “open to revenue share, CPA, hybrid and fixed fee deals”, but a CPA amount is only ever stated in a signed insertion order or a negotiated plan.

Net revenue is the referred players’ bets minus winnings, bonuses, third-party costs, administrative fees, payment charges, fraud, bad debts and gaming taxes. Clause 8.12 applies a no-negative-carryover policy: a negative month sets the revenue-share commission to zero instead of following you, unless the loss comes from fraud or a breach.

An illustrative example (not a quote from the program)

Twenty depositors producing EUR 3,000 of net gaming revenue in a month sit in the 50% band: 3,000 x 0.50 = EUR 1,500. Fourteen depositors on the same revenue fall to 45%, which is EUR 1,350.

Sub-affiliates

Section 19 lets an affiliate introduce sub-affiliates through a dedicated tracking link. Each sub-affiliate signs the same agreement and is paid on its own plan; the introducing affiliate “may receive a percentage of the commission paid to the Sub Affiliate subject to you and the Company agreeing to such”, recorded in the back office. No standard rate is published, and only one level counts: nothing is paid on a sub-affiliate’s own recruits. Background: sub-affiliate programs explained.

Payment

Commission and any sub-affiliate fee are paid after each calendar month against an invoice. A month under EUR 100 is carried into the next until the balance reaches EUR 100.

We rate this program 3.8 out of 5 on the terms it publishes.

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