AffiliateRail
Banded by affiliate revenue, no overage
Launch to $10,000, Grow to $20,000, Scale to $50,000, Enterprise above. Cross your band and you get a week to decide on the next plan. Tracking, attribution, commissions and payouts never pause. Automated payouts from Grow at 0% of the payout. They run through your own PayPal or Wise account and never pass through us. Founding prices are what signups pay today, locked while the subscription stays active.
Tolt
Same bands, 2% plus an invoice fee
Auto payouts from the Growth plan carry a 2% processing fee. Add $8 an invoice by bank transfer, or 4% by card. The calculator uses the bank figure, the cheaper of the two.
Rewardful
Bands at $7,500 and $15,000
Custom pricing above. Managed Payouts carries a flat 3% fee paid by you. Affiliates may pay withdrawal fees on top; the calculator does not add those.
FirstPromoter
Bands at $5,000 and $15,000
Enterprise from $149 above that. Managed auto payouts sit on Enterprise. No payout fee is published, so that cell says "not published" rather than a guess.
Tapfiliate
Metered on clicks and conversions
$89 buys 5,000 clicks, 500 conversions and 50 affiliates. $179 buys 100,000 and 10,000. Overages run $1 to $1.50 per 1,000 clicks and $10 to $15 per 1,000 conversions. Your bill depends on traffic, not revenue. The table says so instead of inventing a number.
Affonso
Bands at $1,000, $10,000 and $30,000
Enterprise from $149. Over a cap, $19 per extra $1,000. The calculator picks the cheaper of upgrading or paying it. Managed payouts on Growth and Elite add three fees. A $25 invoice fee (waived on Elite), $0.50 per affiliate past 25, and a 3.25% Stripe surcharge. That is the figure their help centre lists first. Subscriptions show as "from": their page shows local currency and yearly discounts.
PromoteKit
Free to three referrals, then one band to $10,000
Free covers your first three referrals. Pro is $39 a month, or $29 a month billed yearly. It runs to $10,000 a month of affiliate revenue. The calculator uses the monthly figure, as it does for every vendor. Above that is Enterprise, priced by conversation, so the row says "custom". Payouts are a CSV you upload to your own PayPal or Wise, with no transaction fees on any plan. The fee cell is $0 and the work is yours. No plan automates the payout. The payouts toggle does not change the plan.
Partnero
Flat: no revenue ceiling on any plan
Starter is $59 a month, or $49 billed yearly, for one program and one seat. Partners, transactions and revenue are unlimited. Partner is $199, or $159 yearly, for three programs and three seats. Extra seats are $29 a month. The calculator uses the monthly figure. It always lands on Starter, because revenue never moves the plan. Automated PayPal and Wise payouts run from your own account with no additional Partnero fee, in their pricing page's words. So the fee cell is $0. Their optional managed route adds 7%. It is not priced in, because you do not have to use it.
Trackdesk
Flat, with an annual promotion
Business is $399 a month, or $299 a month billed yearly. The yearly price sits under a 40% off annual badge that runs to 30 September 2026. Enterprise is $599, or $359 yearly on the same promotion. Enterprise PLUS starts at $1,199. The calculator uses the monthly figure. It always lands on Business, because affiliates, clicks and conversions are unlimited on every plan. Payouts go by CSV to your own PayPal. Or through your own Tipalti account on Business and above. No platform fee is published. The fee cell says so rather than printing a number. Trackdesk serves networks and iGaming as well as SaaS. The comparison page says where that matters.
Partli
Flat, with a fee the two pages disagree on
Starter is $29 a month, or $23 billed yearly, for one workspace and three seats. Partners, programs and sales are unlimited. Growth is $79, or $63 yearly. Scale is $149, or $119 yearly. The calculator uses the monthly figure. It always lands on Starter, because revenue never moves the plan. Payouts run through Stripe Connect from a balance you top up on Partli. Their pricing page prints a $0 platform fee on every tier. Their docs describe a $4 a month overage per paid partner. It applies above a plan limit no page prints. Nothing enters the arithmetic, and the cell says both.
Ambassly
Flat, banded by programs and affiliates
Starter is $39 a month with one program and 50 active affiliates. Growth is $79 with three programs and 500. Scale is $149 with no limits. No yearly price is published. The calculator always lands on Starter, because revenue never moves the plan. A program paying more than 50 affiliates is on Growth. Check the affiliates figure you typed against that. Payouts are a CSV or PayPal mass-pay export you upload to your own PayPal. No fee is printed. No plan automates them. The payouts toggle does not change the plan.
Dub
Banded by what you pay out, not what you earn
Dub is the one platform here whose ceiling is measured against payouts rather than revenue. Business includes $2,500 a month of partner payouts and Advanced $15,000. So its plan choice moves with your commission rate as well as your volume. Both plans carry a 5% payout fee. Enterprise is custom annual billing with unlimited payouts and a 3% fee. So above $15,000 of payouts the row says custom.
Komissio
Flat, with no revenue ceiling
Starter is $49 a month for up to 50 active affiliates. Growth is $99 a month for unlimited ones. Both are printed as having no revenue caps. Enterprise is custom. Payouts are automated through Stripe Connect with no platform fee published. That cell says what the page says rather than a guess. Stripe's own fees still apply to the transfer.
PartnerStack
Free plan, 10% of every payout
Spark is $0 a month. It takes a 10% processing fee on every commission you pay out, so the fee is the whole bill. Launch, Growth and Enterprise carry no published price. Their page says the plan and price are confirmed during a demo. The calculator cannot model them, so the row shows Spark at every volume.
Reditus
Banded by ARR from the program, 2% or 5% on automated payouts
Reditus bands on the ARR your program generates. Growth to $60K, Scale Up to $360K, Enterprise unlimited. The calculator works in monthly revenue, so those are $5,000 and $30,000 a month. Growth is $149 billed monthly or $99 yearly. The calculator uses the monthly figure, as it does for every vendor. Scale Up at $399 and Enterprise from $799 are yearly only. Automated payouts cost 2% by invoice or 5% by card. The calculator uses the cheaper. Their pricing page prints the fee on every plan. Their help article on automated payouts says the feature starts on Scale Up. The calculator follows the pricing page. Pay by hand and Reditus takes nothing, because it never touches the money.
Endorsely
Banded by affiliate revenue, free to $1,000
Starter is free to $1,000 a month of affiliate revenue. Pro is $39 to $5,000 and Scale $99 to $20,000. Above that is Enterprise, priced by conversation, so the row says custom. Their pricing page prints no commission fees and bulk payouts via PayPal. It does not say whether the money passes through Endorsely. So the fee cell says what the page says, and the vendor stays out of the hero range.
Impact.com
Flat $500, then 20% of payouts past $2,500
Essentials is $500 a month and includes $2,500 of partner payouts. Every dollar of payouts above that is charged at 20%. The calculator takes 20% of the payout total past $2,500 and nothing below it. Impact's other editions carry no published price and start with a demo. The row shows Essentials at every volume. The figures come from Impact's help centre. It says they apply to brands who upgraded in-app or through the self-serve checklist.
LeadDyno
Flat, banded by active affiliates
Lite is $49 a month with fifty active affiliates. Essential is $129, or $110 a month billed yearly, with 150. Advanced is $349, or $297 yearly, with 500. Unlimited is $749, or $637 yearly. Clicks and conversions are unlimited on every plan. The calculator uses the monthly figure. It always lands on Lite, because revenue never moves the plan. A program paying more than fifty affiliates is on Essential. Check the affiliates figure you typed against that. Payouts go through PayPal Payouts from your own business account, or a CSV for Mass Pay. No fee is printed.
Refgrow
Flat, banded by programs and seats
Starter is $29 a month for one program. Pro is $49 for three programs and three seats. Business is $99 for ten and ten. Enterprise is $199 for thirty programs and unlimited seats. Every plan has unlimited affiliate revenue with no transaction fees, in their page's words. A yearly toggle offers two months free without printing a monthly figure. So the calculator uses the monthly price. It always lands on Starter, because revenue never moves the plan. Payouts run from your own PayPal or Wise credentials, with no fee. They are approved by hand or sent the moment an affiliate asks.
refVenue
Free to $1,000 of tracked revenue, then flat
The free plan covers unlimited programs and affiliates until your affiliates have driven $1,000 of tracked revenue. Their page does not say that resets monthly. So the calculator never lands on it above its $1,000 minimum. Starter is $25 a month for five programs and Pro $45 for unlimited. There is no revenue cap. Those two figures appear on refVenue's own comparison page. The pricing page prints a $0 to $45 range. The calculator always lands on Starter, because revenue never moves the plan. Affiliates set up a Stripe Connect account and you pay them directly. There is no commission or transaction fee. No plan runs the payout on a schedule. The payouts toggle does not change the plan.