Rewardful alternatives in 2026, with prices and plan limits

The best Rewardful alternatives depend on which of Rewardful's limits you hit first. Rewardful sizes its tiers by affiliate-attributed revenue: $49 buys up to $7,500 a month on Starter, and $99 stretches to $15,000 on Growth.

TrackRev caps neither revenue nor commission, while FirstPromoter, Tolt, Tapfiliate, LeadDyno, Affonso, Dub Partners and PartnerStack each meter a different unit. A Stripe SaaS that only needs affiliates will find Tolt and FirstPromoter closest.

We built TrackRev for exactly this: affiliate software for indie hackers and small SaaS teams, with link tracking and revenue attribution built in, 0% fees and no cap on tracked revenue from $29 a month.

We compared the other 7 tools, and prices are each vendor's published rate in October 2026, per month unless stated. PartnerStack publishes none.

What do Rewardful's plans limit?

Rewardful is affiliate software that sizes its tiers by affiliate-attributed revenue. Rewardful's pricing page lists three plans. Starter ($49, or $490 paid yearly) allows $7,500 of affiliate-attributed revenue, 1 campaign and 2 team members.

Growth ($99, $990 yearly) raises the revenue limit to $15,000 and lifts the campaign and team caps. Enterprise starts at $149 with a $30,000 entry tier and steps up with usage.

Affiliates and visitors are unlimited everywhere, the transaction fee is 0%, and each plan opens with a 14-day trial.

Features follow the plan. The branded affiliate portal, the custom domain, private invite-only campaigns and custom rewards all begin on Growth, so a program that wants its portal at its own address pays $99 at any size.

Its help center puts cross-domain tracking, for a marketing site and an app on different domains, on Growth and Enterprise as well. PayPal mass payouts and Wise bulk payouts come with every plan, and one-click PayPal payouts need Enterprise.

Optional Managed Payouts, where Rewardful sends the money, add a 3% processing fee.

Sources: rewardful.com/pricing · help.rewardful.com/en

What do Rewardful's reports and cookies cover?

Rewardful's reports cover affiliate traffic only. In Rewardful's definitions, a visitor is someone who clicks a valid affiliate link and lands on your site, and a conversion is a successful charge in Stripe.

Revenue from a newsletter, a YouTube channel or paid ads never enters that count.

The tracking script writes a first-party cookie, 60 days by default and configurable per campaign, and every plan offers first or last touch attribution and self-referral detection. The help center documents Stripe and Paddle integrations.

If your affiliates bring in under $7,500 a month and you can live without a branded portal, you may have no reason to move.

Sources: help.rewardful.com/en · help.rewardful.com/en

How do the Rewardful alternatives compare on plan limits?

Do cookie windows survive Safari?

A cookie window is the number of days a click earns credit, and the browser decides how long the cookie survives.

Rewardful defaults to 60 days, FirstPromoter allows up to 9,999, and a TrackRev program takes anything from 1 to 3,650.

According to WebKit's tracking prevention page, Safari's Intelligent Tracking Prevention deletes cookies created in JavaScript after 7 days of no user interaction with the website.

Rewardful's tracking script and TrackRev's pixel both write their cookie that way, so a Safari visitor who clicks a partner link and then stays away for 8 days can sign up unattributed, whatever the setting says.

Coupon codes sidestep the problem, because the sale carries the code and no cookie is involved. TrackRev, Rewardful, FirstPromoter, Tapfiliate and Affonso all list coupon tracking.

TrackRev's partner links are also tracked redirects that log the click on the server, so the click itself is on record even after the cookie has gone.

Which 8 Rewardful alternatives are worth testing?

1. Does TrackRev suit programs that compare partners with other channels?

TrackRev is affiliate software for indie hackers and small SaaS teams. We built partner links as ordinary tracked links, so newsletter, YouTube and paid links report in the same place as partners, with last-touch, first-touch or linear credit.

Stripe, Paddle Billing, Polar, Lemon Squeezy, Creem and Dodo Payments supply the revenue, refunds and disputes reverse commission, and each program sets its own hold period from 0 to 180 days, which defaults to 0.

Plans are Indie at $29 a month (1 workspace, 1 tracked domain, owner only) and Growth at $299 a year (up to 10 workspaces, up to 10 tracked domains, unlimited team members).

Every paid plan includes unlimited partners and programs, multi-tier commissions, cash or credit rewards, white-label partner pages and unlimited tracking links. No plan caps the revenue or commission tracked.

Payouts are a batch: you export a PayPal or Wise file, pay it yourself and mark each payout paid, and automatic payouts are listed as coming soon.

There is no Chargebee, Recurly or Braintree connector and no marketplace of ready-made affiliates. Partners swap links when you move, since Rewardful uses a ?via= parameter on your own pages.

The affiliate program page lists the rest, and Rewardful vs TrackRev goes feature by feature.

2. Does FirstPromoter cover Chargebee, Recurly or Braintree billing?

FirstPromoter is commission software whose Starter costs the same $49 as Rewardful's, with a lower ceiling: $5,000 of affiliate revenue, plus 1,000 affiliates and 3 campaigns.

Business ($99, or $990 yearly) allows $15,000, drops the affiliate and campaign limits, adds white-labeling on your own dashboard address and permits 2 websites. Enterprise ($149, $1,490 yearly) begins above $15,000 and brings SSO, activity logs and a postback URL.

Your own logo and colors are already on Starter, a feature Rewardful holds back until $99.

The connector list is the main draw: Stripe, Paddle, Chargebee, Recurly and Braintree, plus click credit for up to 9,999 days, commissions across 3 levels of sub-affiliates, mass payouts through PayPal, Wise, Stripe, crypto and bank transfer, and W-9 and W-8BEN collection in the portal.

The trial needs no card, and no free plan is listed. The FirstPromoter alternatives guide covers the other direction.

Sources: firstpromoter.com/pricing

3. Can Tolt give you a branded portal below $99?

Tolt is commission software whose Basic plan is $69 for $10,000 "earned from affiliates", and it already includes the custom domain and branded portal, along with 2 programs, 3 partner groups and 3 team members.

Growth ($99, $20,000) adds automatic payouts for a 2% processing fee, W-9 and W-8 collection with 1099 filing, and 5 programs. Pro ($199, $50,000) has unlimited programs and a dedicated Slack channel.

Tolt reads Stripe and Paddle, and the pricing page also lists Chargebee. A 30-day refund policy sits on top of the trial. The earned-from-affiliates wording could mean sales or what you pay out, so ask which before sizing a plan.

For example, $12,000 of monthly revenue passes the $10,000 Basic limit and lands on Growth. Tolt vs TrackRev puts the tool next to TrackRev.

Sources: tolt.com/pricing

4. When should a store and a subscription product share Tapfiliate?

Tapfiliate is affiliate software that meters traffic as well as affiliates, where Rewardful gives unlimited visitors on every plan.

Launch is $89 ($74 on a yearly plan) for 1 program, 1 team member, 50 affiliates, 5,000 clicks and 500 conversions a month, and overage runs $1.50 per 1,000 clicks and $15 per 1,000 conversions.

Scale is $179 ($149 yearly) with unlimited affiliates and programs, 100,000 clicks, 10,000 conversions and 5 team members, plus multi-level commissions, Trolley payouts and shortlinks.

Tracking runs through a JavaScript pixel, a REST API, server-to-server postbacks and 30+ integrations such as Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and Stripe.

Launch costs $40 more than Rewardful Starter, and the premium pays off only when one tool has to cover a store and a SaaS product.

Sources: tapfiliate.com/pricing

5. Does LeadDyno suit few affiliates and large revenue?

LeadDyno is affiliate software that doesn't meter revenue. Clicks and conversions are unlimited, and the limit is active affiliates: Lite is $49 for 50, Essential $129 for 150, Advanced $349 for 500 and Unlimited $749.

Paying yearly takes 15% off, and the trial lasts 30 days. For example, 40 affiliates bringing in $20,000 a month fit the $49 plan, where Rewardful would ask for Enterprise at $149 or more.

Branding narrows the gap: a dashboard on your own domain starts on Essential, and a white-labeled one on Advanced. The pricing page promises 25+ no-code integrations, and the integrations page lists Stripe, Chargebee, Recurly and PayPal among the payment ones.

Sources: leaddyno.com/pricing

6. How does Affonso reach the lowest list price?

Affonso has the lowest prices here. Launch is $15 paid yearly ($19 monthly) for $1,000 of partner revenue a month.

Growth is $29 paid yearly for $10,000, with 5 team seats, and Elite is $79 for $30,000 with unlimited seats and no "Powered by" label.

Affiliates, programs and tracked clicks are unlimited throughout, and early-stage startups get 50% off the first year, 25% off the second and 10% off the third.

Growth is where the features land: a custom domain, private programs, multi-level commissions and managed payouts, where Affonso pays your affiliates. Rewardful starts its portal, domain and private campaigns at $99, though its ceiling is $15,000.

Affonso lists native integrations for Stripe, Paddle, Polar, Creem and Dodo Payments, plus a REST API for the rest.

Sources: affonso.io/pricing · affonso.io/integrations

7. Should teams that already run links on Dub choose Dub Partners?

Dub Partners is partner software from the Dub link shortener. Dub Partners starts at $90 on Business and meters partner payouts: $2.5K a month, 500 partners and 3 partner groups, with a 5% fee when Dub sends the money.

Advanced ($300) allows $15K of payouts and unlimited partners, and adds an embedded referral dashboard, email campaigns and risk monitoring. Enterprise has unlimited payouts at a 3% fee.

Every Partners plan includes Dub's link shortener, so the price makes sense if you already shorten links there.

The sale tracking documentation names Stripe and Shopify as native integrations and gives other processors a sale-tracking API endpoint, which suits a custom billing setup. Dub.co vs TrackRev compares the two on links.

Sources: dub.co/pricing · dub.co/docs

8. Is PartnerStack built for B2B partner ecosystems?

PartnerStack lists 3 plans, Launch, Growth and Enterprise, without prices. The page says cost follows program size, features and support, and the figure is confirmed after a demo. It sets no cap on partners or internal users.

Launch includes PartnerStack Marketplace access, Partner Payments and CRM integrations, and you pick 1 of 2 tracking modes: affiliate link tracking or lead and deal registration.

Growth adds a Learning Management Solution, partner challenges, MDF payments and segmentation, and Enterprise adds a designated Customer Success Manager.

PartnerStack is a different product from Rewardful, built for resellers, co-sell and a marketplace of B2B partners. If you only need referrers paid on Stripe subscriptions, a published rate card is easier to buy against.

PartnerStack vs TrackRev sets the two side by side.

Sources: partnerstack.com/pricing

What does a partner-only report leave out?

A partner-only report is a report built only on partner links, so the report misses every channel outside the program. Suppose a customer joins your newsletter in March, clicks a partner's link in April and pays $100 a month.

The partner earns a 20% commission, $20 a month, and the partner-only report shows $100 of partner revenue. The report cannot show that the newsletter reached the customer first.

With newsletter, YouTube and paid links tracked beside the partner link, TrackRev credits that $100 to the partner under last-touch, to the newsletter under first-touch, and splits it under linear.

What does a $12,000-a-month program cost on each plan?

Vendors meter different units, so one program fits different plans. Take affiliates who bring in $12,000 of revenue at a 20% commission ($2,400), with 40 active affiliates, 4,000 clicks and 300 conversions in the month.

The table works from published plan limits in October 2026.

How do commission meters change the cost?

LeadDyno's $49 fits because LeadDyno ignores revenue, and its own-domain dashboard starts at $129. On Tolt, automatic payouts need Growth plus the 2% fee, which is $48 on $2,400.

TrackRev Indie runs $70 a month under Rewardful Growth, or $840 a year, however large the program grows, and TrackRev Growth at $299 a year costs $691 less than Rewardful Growth's $990.

Commission meters also read differently at other rates. At 20%, Dub's $2.5K of payouts covers $12,500 of revenue, and at 40% it covers $6,250. TrackRev has no such ceiling at any rate.

How do you move off Rewardful?

• Step 1: export the affiliate list from the campaign you are moving and keep the token column, which holds each affiliate's ?via= value. Rewardful's help center also says its team will help export your data on request.
• Step 2: recreate the program terms: commission rate, recurring policy and cookie window, which is 60 days by default on both sides. Per-affiliate overrides don't import as rules, so rebuild them as groups and pick the group during the import.
• Step 3: connect billing, then upload the file on the Migration page under Settings. We built the importer so one file takes up to 1,000 affiliates. The import carries email, name, approval status, PayPal email, coupon codes and lifetime clicks, leads and sales as opening figures, and writes each unpaid balance as one carried-over commission for the next payout. A token that is already taken gets a fresh slug, and the results screen lists those affiliates.

Sources: help.rewardful.com/en

What stays behind when you move?

• Step 4: expect sales history, tax forms and anything built against Rewardful's REST API to stay behind, so partners upload their W-9 or W-8 forms again in the portal. Send them their new links at the same time.
• Step 5: keep Rewardful read-only until the refund window has passed on the last commissions it recorded, since reversals on those sales still happen there, then remove its script. Affiliate refund clawbacks covers the mechanics.