Tolt pricing in 2026: the bands, the auto payout fee, and the bill at four sizes

By Jimi Barkway · Published 7 September 2026 · Part of the comparison pages

What does Tolt cost?

In short$69, $99 or $199 a month, banded by how much your affiliates generate, then Enterprise on request. Basic covers up to $10,000 monthly, Growth covers up to $20,000, and Pro covers up to $50,000. Every plan includes a 14-day trial with no card and a 30-day refund. The subscription takes 0% of payouts. Auto payouts, from Growth, take 2% plus an invoice fee.

The research method was straightforward. I read Tolt's pricing page, homepage and help centre on 7 September 2026, then ran it through the calculator on this site. Four sizes of program. I discovered that Tolt's bands are the widest of the three revenue-banded tools on this cluster. Its auto payout fee is 2% plus an invoice fee, and the invoice fee has two prices. This page is only about pricing. The Tolt review covers what each plan does.

Three words first. A revenue band is the range of monthly affiliate revenue a plan covers before the next plan applies. A payout fee is a slice the platform takes out of the money you send your affiliates, on top of the plan. And auto payouts is Tolt's route where you pay one invoice and Tolt pays the affiliates. Those three determine the bill.

How do the bands work?

In shortThe plan you require depends on the revenue your affiliates generate monthly. Basic is capped at $10,000, Growth at $20,000, and Pro at $50,000. Above that, Enterprise, with "Contact us" instead of a figure. The price therefore increases at $10,000, doubles at $20,000, and disappears from the page at $50,000.

Let's say your affiliates generate $6,000 a month, which places you on Basic at $69. At $12,000 you are on Growth at $99. At $18,000 you remain on Growth. At $25,000 you are on Pro at $199. Tolt's bands are wide. Rewardful's Starter finishes at $7,500 and FirstPromoter's at $5,000, while Tolt's Basic extends to $10,000.

There is no overage. An overage is what a platform charges when you pass your band without moving up, and Tolt's page prints none. You upgrade instead. The other trigger that moves you up is a count. Basic has 2 programs, 3 partner groups, 3 team members and 3 commission flows. Growth has 5 of each, and Pro is unlimited. A founder with three products at three rates is on Growth for the count, not the revenue.

What do annual billing, the trial and the refund look like?

In shortNo annual figure appears on the pages consulted. The trial is 14 days with no card: "we do not require a credit card for our trial." The refund is 30 days. "We have a 30 days refund policy", and you "can request a full refund within 30 days, no questions asked".

The year therefore costs twelve times the month. Basic is $828, Growth is $1,188 and Pro is $2,388. If Tolt offers an annual discount, it is not on the pages consulted. This page therefore does not estimate one.

Three checks before you enter a card, though Tolt requires none. First, which band you will cross first. Read your last three months of affiliate revenue and identify where $10,000 falls. Second, whether two programs and three flows are sufficient, because a third product moves you to Growth regardless of revenue. Third, whether you want Tolt to hold and distribute the money. That is the only fee on the page, and it has two parts. Record the three answers. The remainder of this page is arithmetic on them.

What do auto payouts cost?

In shortThree charges. 2% of every payout. Then $8 per invoice if you pay the invoice by bank transfer. Or 4% of the invoice if you pay by card. On $2,500 of monthly payouts that is $50. Add $8 by bank for $58, or $100 by card for approximately $150. Auto payouts begin on Growth at $99.

The pricing page: "Auto payouts (fast global payouts with 2% processing fee)". The help centre adds the invoice fee. "A fixed $8 processing fee applies to each bank transfer payment." Or "A 4% processing fee applies to card payments." Invoices can be set to "Auto-charge invoices". Before each payout date "you'll receive a draft invoice containing the eligible payouts for that cycle". After payment, "Tolt will begin processing your partner payouts".

What comes with the fee is worth identifying, because it is why some founders pay it. Growth lists "Collecting W-9/W-8 forms and filing 1099s" and "Invoices for affiliates". Growth also lists "PayPal, Wise, local bank, crypto and wire payouts", though the help centre says that with auto payouts enabled partners can pick any method "except crypto payments". So the 2% purchases the paperwork in addition to the payment. The alternative route, on every plan, is a CSV you export and pay through your own PayPal or Wise, for nothing.

What is the whole bill at four sizes?

In shortSubscription only: $69 at $2,000 of monthly affiliate revenue, $69 at $10,000, $99 at $20,000, $199 at $50,000. With auto payouts at 25% commission, paid by bank: $117, $157, $207 and $457. Auto payouts require Growth, so the first row jumps to $99 before the fee is applied.

Here is the arithmetic at $10,000. Your affiliates generate $2,500, and auto payouts require Growth, so the subscription is $99 rather than Basic's $69. The 2% is $50 and the bank invoice is $8. The bill is $157. Pay the invoice by card instead and the 4% is $100, so approximately $250. At $50,000 the subscription is Pro at $199. The 2% on $12,500 is $250, plus $8, so $457 by bank.

For example, imagine a Stripe SaaS at $6,000 a month from affiliates, paying from its own PayPal monthly. That is Basic at $69, with a branded portal on your own domain from day one. Now imagine forty affiliates and a founder who wants the W-9s managed. That is Growth at $99 plus $58 monthly on $2,500 of payouts. Now imagine the invoice on a card. Add $100 monthly. Set the invoice to bank transfer and the identical payout costs $58. That one setting is the difference between the two rows of the table above.

One more thing to understand about the entry price. Basic carries a powered by link on the affiliate portal. Removing it is a Growth row, alongside customisable email notifications. So a founder who wants the portal to display only their own brand is on $99 regardless of revenue. That is the third way to reach Growth before $10,000, after the counts and the auto payouts.

How does it compare on price?

In shortTolt starts highest of the three revenue-banded tools at $69, and maintains it longest, to $10,000. Rewardful is $49 to $7,500, and FirstPromoter is $49 to $5,000. At $12,000 all three are $99. At $18,000 Tolt remains $99 and the other two are from $149. So Tolt is more expensive than Rewardful under $7,500, and cheaper than both from $15,000 to $20,000.

On the payout fee, Tolt's 2% plus $8 is the least expensive of the three managed routes on this cluster that print a percentage, by bank. On $2,500 of payouts: Tolt $58, Rewardful $75 at 3%, Dub $125 at 5%. By card Tolt is approximately $150, the most expensive. FirstPromoter publishes no fee. The pricing comparison sets all twenty platforms side by side, and the cheapest page ranks them.

A word on this site's own product, with its trade-offs. AffiliateRail is $29 a month founding to $10,000 of affiliate revenue, then $59 to $20,000, then $99 to $50,000. The same band edges as Tolt, at lower prices, and it takes 0% of every payout on every route. Automated payouts run from the $59 plan through your own PayPal or Wise. There is no invoice and no card surcharge. It reads Stripe and Paddle Billing, not Chargebee. Founding prices are maintained while the subscription remains active, and there are ten founding places.

Every price on this page was read off Tolt's own pages on 7 September 2026. The bills came off the calculator on the same day. Prices change, and bands move more frequently than sticker prices do. Read the pricing page on the day you decide. Have your last three months of affiliate revenue alongside it. Verify the band edge and the fee line before anything else.

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