LeadDyno

Affiliate programs built on top of Stripe

Rewardful at $49 builds the programme directly on Stripe, quickest to start when payments already run there.

Run your own affiliate program

Post Affiliate Pro at $89 runs your own programme end to end, heavier machinery for a business that wants to own every part.

Affiliate programs for startups, priced by payout

Tolt starts at $69, more than LeadDyno's $49, and prices by the payout it processes rather than a flat monthly fee, built with startups in mind.

Affiliate tracking with no cut of referred revenue

Refgrow starts at $29, cheaper than LeadDyno's $49, and makes a point of taking no cut of the revenue it tracks rather than charging a percentage.

The platform many brand programmes run on

Impact.com at $30 is the platform many brand programmes already run on, which matters when partners expect to find you there.

The affiliate network ShareASale merged into

Awin starts at the same $49 as LeadDyno, but it is a network, plugging the program into affiliates already signed up rather than leaving recruiting entirely to you.

Run your affiliate program inside WordPress

AffiliateWP starts at $299, about six times LeadDyno's $49, but it runs the whole program inside WordPress on a site already owned rather than a separate hosted app.

Affiliate marketing built for Shopify stores

UpPromote starts at $29.99 with a free tier, cheaper than LeadDyno's $49, but it is built specifically for a Shopify store rather than any website.

Affiliate referrals for crowdfunding

Kickbooster starts at $99, twice LeadDyno's $49, and is built around crowdfunding campaigns rather than an ongoing affiliate program.