Lasso

Lasso manages the affiliate links inside a publisher's own content: display boxes and comparison tables, plus monitoring that flags a link once the product goes out of stock or the page it pointed at disappears. It pulls performance in from the networks so earnings sit beside the posts that made them. Sites with hundreds of links are where it pays. A single review post does not need this.

A free plan exists, then Creator at $19 a month for one property, Pro at $29 for three and Studio at $59 for five. A property is a site, so the ladder is about how many you run rather than how much you earn. The page was captured during a promotion advertising 60 percent off a first year, which shows discounted figures on the cards, and the comparison table beneath them states the standing monthly prices, which is what is quoted here.

A WordPress publisher whose affiliate income has become a real line and whose link count has passed the point of checking them by hand. The monitoring is what justifies the subscription, because a dead link on a ranking post costs money silently for months. Anybody with a handful of links, or a site that is not on WordPress, does not need this and should not pay for it.