Travel incentives are calculated based on the round-trip distance in a straight line from your home to stores, which means you earn more the farther you travel.
Your visit locations are grouped into zones based on the round-trip distance in a straight line from your home. Each zone pays a fixed dollar amount for the round-trip travel, and is added to your total hourly pay for your scheduled visit. The farther the distance from your home, the greater the travel incentive for the round-trip travel of that visit.
ThirdChannel does not pay a standard mileage rate based on the driver's route. Your actual driving route to the destination might be different or longer due to geography or traffic.
Example: Your hourly rate is $15 and you complete a 3-hour visit, making your total visit pay $45. The round-trip distance in a straight line from your home to the store is 42 miles, making your travel incentive $8. Your total pay for the visit including travel is $53.
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Round-trip Miles | Incentive |
| Up to 10 miles | $2 | |
| More than 10, up to 20 miles | $3 | |
| More than 20, up to 30 miles | $5 | |
| More than 30, up to 40 miles | $6 | |
| More than 40, up to 50 miles | $8 | |
| More than 50, up to 60 miles | $9 | |
| More than 60, up to 70 miles | $13 | |
| More than 70, up to 80 miles | $16 | |
| More than 80, up to 100 miles | $23 | |
| More than 100 miles | $30 |
Note: Remember that as a ThirdChannel Brand Rep, you are an independent contractor and are responsible for paying any federal, state, and local taxes owed on the compensation paid to you by ThirdChannel. ThirdChannel will issue you a 1099 document at the end of each calendar year to support your reporting to state and federal tax authorities required by the Internal Revenue Service.
As an independent contractor, you may be eligible to deduct expenses you incur while performing your duties for ThirdChannel (such as gas, mileage, tolls, parking, communication costs, and others) so be sure to identify and track any business expenses you incur, to the extent you wish to deduct them when filing your taxes.
Information that ThirdChannel provides you is not intended as tax advice and should not be relied upon as such. We recommend you seek advice from a certified tax professional.
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