Earn More When Shoppers Check Out with Prime
Last updated: June 30, 2026
A growing number of the Shopify brands you promote through Levanta now offer Fast, Free Delivery for Prime members directly on their own sites through Amazon's Multichannel Fulfillment (MCF with Prime) and Buy with Prime. When a shopper you referred completes their purchase using their Prime membership at participating brands, you earn more - automatically.
The Headline: Up to 3% More Commission
When a shopper you drive completes a Shopify purchase using their Prime membership, your commission on that order is augmented by up to 3% on top of your standard rate. You don't have to do anything differently to earn it - no separate link, no new tracking setup. If the order qualifies, the boost is applied for you.
This pays out the same way the rest of your earnings do: it's included in your regular Stripe payments on your normal Levanta payout schedule. There's no separate Prime payout to chase and no new account to connect. The augmented amount simply shows up in the commission you're already being paid.
Why You Actually Want to Send Shoppers to Prime-Enabled Pages
This isn't only about the extra 3% on your side - Prime makes the pages you're already promoting convert better, which means more of your clicks turn into paid orders. That's a direct lift to your earnings regardless of the commission boost. The data behind it is strong:
40% of Prime members said they're more likely to place a first-time purchase with a direct-to-consumer store that features the Amazon Prime logo.
Merchants offering Buy with Prime saw, on average, a 20% increase in shopper conversion and a 16% increase in revenue per shopper.
50% of U.S. Prime members said they're more likely to buy again from sites that offer Prime shopping benefits - so the audiences you send convert and come back.
Put simply, a Prime-enabled product page is one of the higher-converting destinations you can link to. Sending traffic there is good for your conversion rate and unlocks the commission boost on top.
Approved Language You Can Use in Your Content
The trust of Prime is a real selling point in your captions, videos, and posts - but the claims you make have to use Amazon's approved wording and carry the required source line. Below is language you're cleared to use in public creative. Use the wording as written and keep the source with it.
Good ways to frame it in your own voice: "This store offers Fast, Free Delivery for Prime members - check out with your Prime membership, and it ships through Amazon." You can always describe the shopper benefit (fast, free Prime delivery; trusted checkout; easy returns) in plain language without a statistic.
What you can say | Required source |
|---|---|
40% of Prime members said they're more likely to place a first-time purchase with a DTC store that features the Amazon Prime logo. | April 2024 survey |
+50% of U.S. Prime members said they're more likely to buy again from DTC sites that offer Prime shopping benefits. | April 2024 survey |
Fast and free delivery are the top two reasons Prime members choose Buy with Prime. | Buy with Prime Customer Survey, August 2023 |
95% of shoppers who used Buy with Prime said they're very likely to use it again. | Buy with Prime Post-Purchase Customer Survey, August 2024 |
On average, 7 out of 10 U.S. Prime members said fast, free shipping, product reviews, and easy returns were very or extremely important when shopping on a brand's website. | April 2024 survey |
More than 200 million paid Prime members worldwide. | U.S. eligibility note applies |
Good ways to frame it in your own voice: "This store offers Fast, Free Delivery for Prime members - check out with your Prime membership, and it ships through Amazon." You can always describe the shopper benefit (fast, free Prime delivery; trusted checkout; easy returns) in plain language without a statistic.
What You Can't Say
Don't change the approved wording or drop the source line. These statistics were cleared exactly as written. Paraphrasing a number or removing the source makes the claim unapproved.
Don't use sales-only claims in public content. Some Amazon claims are cleared for 1:1 sales conversations only and are not allowed in posts, videos, or any public creative. If a claim isn't in the table above, don't assume it's cleared - check with your Levanta contact first.
Don't imply Amazon endorses you personally or that you're an official Amazon partner. You're promoting a brand that offers Prime benefits - keep the claim about the store and the shopper experience, not about your relationship with Amazon.
Don't invent or round the numbers. Use them as published.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a special link to earn the boost?
No. Use your normal Levanta links. If the shopper completes the order using their Prime membership at participating brands, the augmented commission is applied automatically.
How much more will I earn?
Up to 3% on top of your standard commission rate for qualifying Prime-completed orders.
When and how do I get paid?
In your regular Stripe payouts on your normal schedule, the boost is rolled into your usual commission, not paid separately.
What if a shopper buys but doesn't use Prime?
You still earn your standard commission as always. The boost only applies to orders completed with a Prime membership.
Questions or Need Help?
Our team is here to help. Reach out to your dedicated CSM or email us at cs@levanta.io.