The most common question before a fundraiser is: how much can we actually raise? The answer depends on two things — how many of you are selling and how much each one sells. Because the team keeps 35% of everything sold, the total grows quickly.
The basic math
The team's revenue = total sales × 35%. The rest (65%) plus actual shipping costs are invoiced by Rius Legacy when the campaign ends. It costs nothing to get started and you tie up no stock.
Example calculations at 35% commission
Different team sizes
- 15 sellers × 1,500 kr = 22,500 kr in sales → ~7,875 kr to the team.
- 20 sellers × 2,000 kr = 40,000 kr in sales → ~14,000 kr to the team.
- 25 sellers × 2,500 kr = 62,500 kr in sales → ~21,875 kr to the team.
- 30 sellers × 3,000 kr = 90,000 kr in sales → ~31,500 kr to the team.
The amounts are examples. Actual revenue depends on the number of sellers and sales volume — but the pattern is clear: more sellers and a higher average purchase quickly produce a bigger team fund.
Three things that raise the total
1. More sellers. The fundraiser grows linearly with the number of active sellers. Get the whole team involved, and the parents too.
2. Wider sharing. A link on social media reaches far more than the immediate circle.
3. A clear goal. When buyers know what the money is for — a cup, a trip, new equipment — more people buy.
Calculate your fundraiser
Want to see an example for your specific group? Read more for sports teams, school classes and associations, or apply directly.