Reditus vs TrackRev: an affiliate network or self-serve affiliate software

Reditus vs TrackRev comes down to whether finding affiliates or measuring them is your bottleneck. Reditus runs affiliate and in-app referral programs for B2B SaaS and adds a network of 27,000+ affiliates.

It costs $99 a month on yearly billing ($149 monthly) for up to $60,000 of ARR.

TrackRev is SaaS affiliate software for indie hackers and small SaaS teams, with no limit on tracked revenue and link tracking and revenue attribution built in. It starts at $29 a month and has no network.

I built TrackRev for SaaS teams that want to measure partners against every other channel, with 0% fees and no cap on tracked revenue.

Reditus figures come from its pricing page and help center in October 2026, and more options are in Reditus alternatives.

Reditus vs TrackRev at a glance

What Reditus costs against TrackRev

Reditus's pricing page sells 3 plans. Growth's $60,000 cap is $5,000 of monthly recurring revenue, and yearly billing makes it $1,188, which is $600 (4 months) cheaper than $1,788 monthly.

Scale Up is $399 a month for up to $360,000 of ARR, sold only as a 12-month plan ($4,788), and adds a Dedicated Account Manager and Priority Slack Connect.

Enterprise starts at $799 a month ($9,588 a year) with unlimited ARR.

TrackRev caps neither ARR nor commission.

Indie is $29 a month ($348 a year) for 1 workspace and 1 tracked domain, Growth is $299 a year for up to 10 of each with unlimited team members, and both plans include the whole product.

Sources: getreditus.com/pricing

Four program sizes on each plan

Take partners who bring in recurring revenue at a 25% commission. I multiplied monthly revenue by 12 to compare it with Reditus's ARR cap, and TrackRev has no cap on ARR or commission to compare.

TrackRev stays at $348 a year on Indie however much commission partners earn. That is about 29% of Reditus Growth's $1,188 and about 7% of Scale Up's $4,788, while TrackRev Growth's $299 is about 25% and 6%.

The Reditus premium buys things TrackRev lacks: the network, payouts run for you and paid services from Reditus's team.

Reditus add-ons and services

Finding affiliates: Reditus's network against outbound recruiting

The network is the reason to pick Reditus. Scale Up lists your program to the affiliates already on the platform and adds a vetted affiliate database, full AI affiliate database access, 5 AI searches a month and public campaigns.

Growth gets 1 AI search a month and a limited database.

Reditus puts the network at 27,000+ affiliates on its pricing page, 26,000+ on its Paddle page and 15,000+ in its listing guide, and says 200+ B2B SaaS teams use it.

All of these are vendor figures, so ask how many affiliates are active in your category.

TrackRev has no marketplace or affiliate database, so you invite partners and approve applications yourself, as the guide to creating an affiliate program explains. With a handful of partners and no prospect list, that favors Reditus.

How each tool tracks a referral

Reditus tracks with a script placed before the closing head tag on every page, the sign-up page included, and Google Tag Manager works.

A click on an affiliate link sets a cookie named gr_id for 30 to 90 days in typical programs, and a conversion snippet fires once at sign-up.

Its docs say the script places the cookie but not whether JavaScript or a server response writes it, and that matters on Safari, where WebKit says Intelligent Tracking Prevention deletes cookies created in JavaScript after 7 days without user interaction.

Test a buyer who clicks on day 1 and signs up on day 9, and read the Safari ITP post for what survives.

TrackRev logs the click on its own server at the tracked redirect and carries a click ID through checkout. A read-only billing key joins each paid charge to that click by customer email, and the attribution window is adjustable.

Sources: getreditus.com/help

Billing systems and refunds

Stripe is the only native Reditus connection. Reditus's setup guide gives 5 minutes for the Stripe OAuth link, 5 to 10 for the tracking script and 30 to 60 for the full integration.

Paddle, Chargebee and every other processor go through the Payments API, which Reditus's Paddle page sizes at about 4 hours of developer time.

That route has no coupon-code tracking and no partial refunds, so any refund rejects the entire commission, while its payment tracking guide says partial refunds on Stripe shrink a commission in proportion.

TrackRev reads Stripe (Stripe Connect accounts included), Paddle, Polar and Lemon Squeezy with read-only keys, plus Creem and Dodo Payments. The first Stripe sync backfills 90 days of paid charges, and refunds and chargebacks reverse the partner's commission.

Coupon codes are credited from Stripe, Paddle and Polar orders but not Lemon Squeezy, and there is no Chargebee connector.

Sources: getreditus.com/help · getreditus.com/paddle-affiliate-program-software · getreditus.com/help

Commissions and payouts

Reditus's pricing page lists automated payouts on every plan, while its automated payouts article limits them to Scale Up, so confirm before you buy.

At $7,500 of referred MRR, commissions run $1,875 a month, so letting Reditus pay them costs $93.75 by card or $37.50 by invoice.

That is $1,125 or $450 a year on top of Scale Up, for totals of $5,913 or $5,238 against $348 on TrackRev Indie.

TrackRev payouts are manual today and its docs put automatic ones on the roadmap: you pay everyone from one export and mark each payout paid with its reference.

Its program currency is USD only, and how to pay affiliates covers the tax side.

Sources: getreditus.com/help

Measuring affiliates against your other channels

Reditus's reporting guide covers clicks, sign-ups, trials, paid conversions, MRR, revenue per click and churn by affiliate plus a leaderboard, and credits each customer to the first affiliate who referred them.

I found no report ranking affiliates against ads, SEO or email.

TrackRev tags partner links like any other link, so a partner sits in the same channel report as your newsletter, YouTube and paid campaigns, ranked by MRR under 3 credit rules: last click (the default), first click or every click equally.

Sources: getreditus.com/help

Referral widgets inside your product

Both tools embed a referral widget. Reditus's guide describes a JWT from your backend, 8 languages and advocate.created, lead.created and reward.created webhooks.

TrackRev's docs describe a script tag with a publishable key that enrolls each signed-in user, with signups reported from your backend.

Sources: getreditus.com/help

Which one fits your situation

Moving between the two

Going from Reditus to TrackRev, the import wizard has a Reditus preset that reads a CSV of your affiliates. It carries over affiliates, referral links and commissions owed.

Old links still point at Reditus, so partners swap them, and annual Reditus plans run 12 months, so time the cancellation. In the other direction, Reditus says it migrates programs free on annual plans and that affiliates keep their links.

TrackRev's free plan tests redirects and click logging. The affiliate program starts on Indie at $29 a month, and pricing lists every plan.