How the Australian Binary Plan works
The Australian binary — often called a trinary or 2-up variant — gives every member three front-line positions instead of two. Commission is calculated on the leg with the lowest business volume, which forces members to build all three lines rather than pushing everything into one.
It is a good fit for companies that found their standard binary payouts becoming lopsided, because balanced growth is built into the maths.
How commission is calculated
Each member sponsors into a left, middle and right position. New joinings spill into the shallowest leg by default, though the admin can switch placement to manual.
At payout, the software reads the volume of all three legs, identifies the weakest, and pays a percentage of that figure. Stronger legs carry their surplus forward.
Because the weakest leg sets the income, capping requirements are usually lighter than in a two-leg binary.
- Three-leg placement with automatic or manual positioning
- Commission calculated on the weakest leg volume
- Carry forward on the two stronger legs
- Leg-wise business summary in the member panel
- Capping, flushing and payout cycle controls
- Genealogy tree view across all three lines
What members get paid, and for what
Every income below is a separate switch in the admin panel — turn one off and the rest keep running.
Weak Leg Income
A percentage of the business volume on the lowest-performing of the three legs.
Direct Sponsor Income
Paid on the packages or product BV of members you personally enrol.
Level Income
Configurable percentages down a fixed number of levels.
Leadership Bonus
A pool share for members who keep all three legs active in a cycle.
Log into the Australian Binary Plan demo
Member and admin credentials are printed below. Open the admin panel and change the plan settings yourself — that is the fastest way to know whether this structure fits your business.
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Who runs this plan
- Companies whose binary payouts became concentrated in one leg
- Teams with strong recruiters who need a reason to build width
- Markets where balanced team growth is part of the sales story
What to settle first
Three legs are harder to explain at a joining meeting than two. Budget for good training material, and be clear in the plan document about how the weakest leg is identified and what happens to surplus volume.
Australian Binary Plan FAQs
How does the Australian binary plan differ from a normal binary?
A standard binary has two legs and pays on matched pairs. The Australian binary gives three legs and pays on the weakest leg's volume, which pushes members to build all three lines evenly.
Is spillover available in the Australian binary?
Yes. The software can place each new joining automatically into the shallowest leg, or the admin can allow manual placement.
Does this plan need capping?
Usually less than a two-leg binary, because income is limited by the weakest line, but capping is still available and recommended.
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