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# Set Commissions on Pricing Plans
**GoAffPro** provides you with the option to set the commissions on pricing plans.
To set commission on pricing plans, go to the **Referral commissions** section in the **Commissions** tab of the GoAffPro
Commissions > Referral commissions
Here, go to the Commission rules section.
Commission rules
Now, click on **New Commission Rule**.
Click on New Commission Rule
This will open up the New commission rule window.
New commission rule
Here, select the product name rule.
Select the product name rule
Next, set the pricing plan's name as the value.
Set the pricing plan's name as the value
After this, set the commission rate.
Set the commission rate
Finally, click on **Submit**.
Click on Submit
The commission rate will get saved for the pricing plan. You can use this to set different commission rates for pricing plans in your store.
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