Adobe stock Contributor I am paid $21 for a video download, how do I calculate what the person paid?

[Canadian.Eh]

I m an Adobe stock contributor and had my first download of a video content.
Adobe paid me $21 for the download.
What I can not figure out is :
How does the 35% payout work in their caluculation?
- The HD video costs $104.99 - 35% of that would be $36,40
- The 4K video costs $261.99 - 35% of that would be $91,35

How do I calculate what the person paid or bought?
How did I end up with $21?
What calculation did they use?

Thank for any help 🙂

[Nancy OShea]

Contributors can't guess what plans or combination of credits, plans & discounts customers may have purchased.  So don't even try.  It's a futile endeavor.

Stock Payment & Credit Plans

https://stock.adobe.com/sg/plans

Stock for Teams

https://stock.adobe.com/teams

5 HD Video ($40 Discount) Pack

[Canadian.Eh]

So... from your exmple:
$359.99 / 5 = $71.99
$71.99 * 35% = $25.19...
And are there many variations of the plan that you use as an example here?

[Test Screen Name]

There are many variations. There are corporate plans you can't see. And, each country may have its own currency price not exactly aligned to US$. Give up!

[Nancy OShea]

It doesn't matter how much the customer paid or what they ultimately receive in return for that investment. 

All that matters is YOU made a sale and received a royalty payment for it.  🙂  Congratulations!

[Abambo · Accepted solution]

The person paid $60 if you got 35%.