Direct selling organizations compensate their workforce through bonuses, commissions, and incentives. While all seem the same with each providing monetary benefits. It is important to understand that they are different in their nature and application. The following will explore these differences and how it impacts a distributor's experience as well as the company's bottom line. Bonus are given for individual performance. Companies provide distributor bonuses after they achieve a particular threshold. This will motivate distributors to engage and perform better. There are different types of bonuses such as spot bonus, profit sharing, non-cash bonus, referral bonus, milestone bonus, longevity bonus. Commissions are related to sales. It is a percentage for the sales given for a distributor for selling the company product. Commissions is cosidered to be an important factor for boosting sales. Advantages of offering commissions include creating unlimited earning potential for salesforce, increases sales conversions, acknowledges hard work, attracting the best sales talents, flexible earning opportunities, etc. There are different types of commissions such as sales commissions, base salary plus commission, gross margin commission, residual commission, revenue commission. Incentives are given for the distributors spontaneously by the company for their outstanding performance. Incentives can be of any forms such as discounts, offers, coupons, goodies, or rewards. Incentives plays an important role in increasing the distributor engagement. There are different types of incentives such as loyalty points, fun gifts, omnichannel incentives, rank or tier-based incentives, referral incentives, awards and recognition, pre-sales incentives.