A Spillover Binary Plan is essentially a standard binary plan with an added feature: spillover.

Understanding the Basics

• Binary Plan: As discussed earlier, a binary plan involves two downlines (left and right) for each member. Commissions are typically based on the weaker leg's sales volume.
• Spillover: This is the key feature. When a member recruits more than two people, the extra members are automatically placed in the weaker leg of their upline's downline.

How it Works:

• Member Recruitment: A member recruits two people, one for each leg.
• Spillover Activation: When the member recruits a third person, that person is placed in the weaker leg of one of the member's downlines.
• Commission Generation: Commissions continue to be based on the weaker leg's sales volume, but now the spillover members contribute to that volume.

Vidual example

Advantages of Spillover Binary Plans:

• Faster Growth: Spillover can accelerate team building.
• Increased Earnings Potential:More members in your downline can lead to higher commissions.
• Reduced Effort: You benefit from your upline's efforts through spillover.

Disadvantages of Spillover Binary Plans:

• Dependence on Uplink's Success: Your earnings can be influenced by your upline's performance.
• Potential for Inconsistent Growth: The effectiveness of spillover depends on the activity of your upline.

Key Points to Remember:

• Focus on Product Sales: While spillover can help build your team, product sales remain essential for long-term success.
• Team Building: Collaborate with your upline and downline to maximize the benefits of spillover.
• Legal and Ethical Compliance: Ensure the company you're involved with adheres to all regulations.