Features
Recurring Commissions
Recurring, tiered and plan-specific commissions that calculate themselves.
Monthly subscription payments flow in, each one passes through the rate rules, and the affiliate's commission bar grows as they climb from the base tier to a higher tier.
01 /Overview
Every payment is turned into a commission using the rule that fits: an affiliate's personal rate, a plan or product rule, the best performance tier they've reached, or the campaign rate, plus any bonuses they've unlocked. Hold periods, refunds and clawbacks are handled for you.
02 /How it works
Percent or fixed, on every payment, the first payment only, or the first N months, with an optional cap per customer.
Different rates per plan or product, up to 10 performance tiers, and stacking bonus rules.
Commissions wait out the hold period and auto-approve, so refunds inside the window never get paid.
03 /In depth
For each payment the affiliate's override wins, then a matching plan or product rule, then the highest tier reached, then the campaign rate. Bonus boosts are added on top. Goals count the affiliate's results before the sale being recorded, so reaching a goal changes the rate of the sales after it.
Tiers unlock at N sales, paying customers, recruited affiliates or referred revenue. Only confirmed sales count: approved or past the hold period, mostly kept, and not under review. Purchases made to reach a goal and then refunded never unlock anything, and a bonus already paid on them is clawed back.
Match on Stripe prices, Paddle prices, Chargebee item prices, Braintree plans, or plan_id and product_id from the API. Fixed amounts are set in the campaign's currency and converted for sales in another currency.
With pay installments on, every installment of a payment plan earns commission even on first-payment-only campaigns. Pay upsells does the same for one-time extra purchases. A $0 payment from a trial or a 100% coupon earns nothing and doesn't start the recurring window.
04 /FAQ
Yes. Add a plan rule for the annual price id; payments on that price use its rate, and everything else uses the campaign rate.
A full refund rejects it and a partial refund shrinks it in proportion. If it was already paid, the difference becomes a clawback deducted from the affiliate's next payout.
Yes. A group has its own rate that replaces the campaign rate and tiers, and a personal rate on an affiliate still wins over the group.
05 /Related
Connect your billing, add one script tag and invite your first partners. Import affiliates, codes and history from Rewardful, FirstPromoter, Tolt or a CSV.