Built-In Discounts
Built-In Discounts That Reward Performance and Growth
Achievement medals and affiliate enrollments all translate into automatic invoice savings — with fair, non-stacking logic and full transparency on every bill.
Achievement Medal Discounts
Earned medals automatically reduce your monthly invoice. User medals and corporate medals each contribute up to 10% off, for a combined maximum of 20% — applied with zero manual effort.
- Up to 10% from user medals
- Up to 10% from corporate medals
- 20% combined maximum
Non-Stacking Medal Logic
Medals never stack by headcount. If five users earn the same medal, its discount value is counted once — as if only one user held it. The highest tier per metric wins, keeping discounts fair and predictable.
- No per-user stacking
- Highest tier per metric
- Predictable, stable discounts
Automatic Invoice Application
Discounts are applied automatically during monthly invoice generation — no manual calculations, no missed savings. Every invoice shows the discount source, percentage, and dollar amount.
- Applied at invoice generation
- Source and amount shown on invoice
- Zero manual calculation
User-Contributed Discounts
When team members hold user medals, their achievements contribute to the corporation invoice discount — rewarding the whole team for individual excellence and encouraging retention.
- Team medals lower the bill
- Rewards individual excellence
- Encourages retention
Affiliate Referral Discounts
Affiliate-referred corporations can receive enrollment discounts, while affiliates earn commissions on paid enrollments — a built-in growth loop that benefits everyone.
- Affiliate enrollment discounts
- Commission earnings for affiliates
- Built-in growth loop
Transparent Discount Tracking
The billing dashboard shows every active discount — campaign, user medals, and corporate medals — with live percentages and monthly dollar amounts, so you always know exactly what you are saving and why.
- Live discount dashboard
- Per-source breakdown
- Dollar and percentage display