03-06-2023 12:15 PM - edited 03-06-2023 12:20 PM
Could you please clarify how this payment was calculated? I received a payment of $1.66, but based on the Udemy promotion that prices all courses at $12, I was expecting to receive $5, which is 37% of the promotional price. I understand that this is a small amount, but it is still important to understand why there is a discrepancy.
03-06-2023 12:23 PM
The price of $12 is only if students from particular countries purchase the course. For example, if someone from the US purchases the course, they would pay $12. If someone from say India purchases the course, they might pay something like $4. It's all based on exchange rates and whatever pricing arrangements Udemy has with other countries.
03-06-2023 12:25 PM
Click on the "View Details" link for the payment and Udemy will show a complete breakdown of the fees and your net revenue.
It's not always a straight expected % of the gross revenue, because affiliates and marketing partners take a piece of the revenue too. If Udemy uses iTunes, for example, iTunes takes a 30% cut of the gross revenue.
03-06-2023 01:47 PM
This is the breakdown. It seems the rate of transaction between the currencies is not correct right?
03-06-2023 03:21 PM
Your course sold for ₹449, Udemy's localized price for India for your course, so that is why your share is $1.66. As @RandyMinder said, Udemy prices courses differently country-to-country. Udemy has several support articles that discuss this.
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