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Influencer pay ceiling
A value-based pay ceiling per influencer (from order value, margin, and conversion rate), with a within-budget verdict.
You receive: A reviewed pay-ceiling calculator + the passing test report, run on your numbers.
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Example
A sample of what this play produces. Your result is generated for your inputs.
Inputs
- Order value
- 42
- Margin
- 0.87
- Engagements per conversion
- 400
- Projected engagements
- 20000
- Pay offered
- 250
Arithmetic recomputed against the tasks.py compute_influencer_pay_ceiling reference oracle, 2026-10-12: a conversion is a new buyer's first prepaid credit pack, an illustrative average first pack of $42 (a 60:25:10:5 mix across the $20 / $40 / $100 / $200 packs), at STUD's modeled 87 percent gross margin (an estimate), so profit per conversion is 42 * 0.87 = 36.54. Dividing by an illustrative 400 engagements per conversion gives a break-even ceiling of 36.54 / 400 = 0.09135 per engagement (published to four decimals as 0.0914), and 20,000 projected engagements from a launch-community creator cap the pay at 1,827.00 (computed from the unrounded ceiling). The 250 offer sits at or under the cap, so within_ceiling is true. Engagement volume, conversion rate, the first-pack mix, and the offer are illustrative planning figures, not committed spend; paid runs open at launch.
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Scope of the check
What's verified: STUD verifies the arithmetic of the value-based pay ceiling: profit per conversion (order value times margin), the break-even cost-per-engagement ceiling, the maximum pay for the projected engagement volume, and the inclusive within-budget verdict, all to the stated rounding on hidden test cases. STUD does NOT verify that your order value, margin, conversion rate, or projected engagements reflect your real business, and it does not judge whether the influencer is a good fit or will actually deliver those engagements. Those inputs are your call; the math on them is what gets checked.
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