Siren

Commission tracking software you can audit to the penny

Model commissions of any shape, percentage, flat, tiered, or stacked, stop paying twice on the same sale, and trace every cent from the order that earned it to the payout that cleared it.

Single-rate plugins can't model how you actually pay, so they quietly overpay.

Real commission rules have tiers, bonuses, splits, and exceptions. Tools that only do one flat rate force workarounds that double-pay partners and hide the math.

What is fuzzy commission math costing you?

  • Rules don't fit the tool. A single percentage can't express tiers, caps, or per-product rates, so you track the exceptions by hand and hope you got them right.
  • The same sale pays twice. When two programs both match an order, naive tools reward both, and you only notice when the payout total looks wrong.
  • You can't show your work. When a partner questions a payout, there's no ledger to point to, just a number you have to defend from memory.

Model commissions of any shape

Set commissions the way you actually pay, not the way a plugin forces you to.

  • Percentage or flat rates, per program or per product.
  • Tiered and stacked rules for bonuses, thresholds, and overrides.
  • Change rules later without re-tracking the sales you've already recorded.
Siren program editor configuring commission rules

One sale, one payout, every time

Run as many programs as you need without paying twice when they overlap on the same order.

  • Program Groups decide which program wins when several match a sale.
  • No accidental double-pay, even with layered or stacked programs.
  • Layer freely, knowing each sale resolves to one obligation.
Siren Program Groups that prevent double-paying across programs

An obligations ledger you can audit

Every commission is a recorded obligation with a trail behind it, so you can answer any payout question with the receipts.

  • Itemized ledger of what you owe, to whom, and why.
  • Append-only audit trail showing how each amount was calculated.
  • Export everything for finance, reconciliation, or a partner's records.
Siren conversion activity and obligations ledger with full audit trail

Siren vs. a single-rate plugin

The same payout run, done two ways. Here is where rules you can trust and prove pull ahead.

Single-rate plugin
Siren

One flat commission rate

Percentage, flat, tiered, and stacked rules

Double-pays when programs overlap

Program Groups: one sale, one payout

Payout totals with no breakdown

Itemized obligations ledger

No record of how it was calculated

Append-only audit trail

Numbers locked inside the tool

Export every obligation for finance

Commission tracking software, answered

How are commissions calculated?

You define the rule per program: a percentage, a flat amount, or something tiered. The rate can vary by product, and Siren records the resulting obligation against the sale that earned it.

Can it handle tiered or stacked commissions?

Yes. Rules can layer thresholds, bonuses, and overrides, so partners who hit targets or sit higher in a structure earn the right amount without manual adjustments.

How does it stop the same sale from paying twice?

Program Groups decide which program wins when more than one matches an order. You can run overlapping or stacked programs and still resolve each sale to a single obligation.

Can I audit and export commission records?

Yes. Every obligation has an append-only trail showing how it was calculated, and you can export the full ledger for finance, reconciliation, or a partner who wants their records.

Does commission tracking work outside WordPress?

On the hosted edition, one Siren install tracks commissions across every channel you sell on through its API and webhooks. The WordPress edition runs the same commission engine natively on your site.

Alex Standiford
"Partners forgive a lot, but not a payout they can't make sense of. I built Siren so every commission is a number you can trace, not one you have to defend."
Alex Standiford – Founder, Novatorius

Pay exactly what you owe, and prove it

Model real commission rules, stop double-paying, and keep an audit trail you can stand behind.