Creators sell your app. You pay on real revenue.
Creators post about your app with their own link or code. When someone subscribes, your store tells us, and the creator earns. No sale, no bill.
- No monthly fee
- No seats
- No contract
- 01Stripe pays creators directly. We never hold the money
- 02Counted server-side from signed store data
- 03No fixed fees. Pay only on real revenue
Three steps. Then creators do the posting.
Connect payments
Paste one URL into RevenueCat, App Store Connect, Google Play or Stripe, or send events from your own backend. Green check means we’re counting.
No code for most setupsPublish an offer
Set the deal in plain numbers, like 30% of net revenue for 12 months. Add a brief, your rules and some assets. Add a card or SEPA mandate.
You set the rateCreators post. You pay per real subscription.
Creators join, get a link and a code, and post where their people are. You pay on each payment your store confirms: first month, renewals, the lot. Refunds come back off.
Clicks and installs are free
Built for apps that sell subscriptions
Affiliate tools were built for one-off webshop orders. Subscriptions renew, refund and hop devices. We count all of that from the source.
- Server-side
Attribution from store data
We count sales from what Apple, Google, RevenueCat and Stripe send us, signed. Not pixels, not “modelled conversions”, not screenshots in a DM.
- Direct pay
Stripe pays creators directly
You authorize automatic payment before creators start. When commission is approved, Stripe charges you and pays the creator in the same payment. We never hold your money.
- Link + code
Survives the App Store
Links tend to die at the App Store’s door. Codes don’t. Every creator gets both, and with our SDK the link survives the install too.
- Discover
Find your creators
Browse creators by country, platform and niche and invite them. Or make your offer discoverable, switch on auto-join and let them come to you.
- ≤ 3 steps
Three steps, tops
Every payment setup is three steps or fewer. Most are paste a URL, press test, see green. Developers get a signed API for everything else.
- Analytics
Numbers that add up
Clicks → signups → paying → revenue → commission, per creator and per offer. Every number traces back to a line in the ledger.
No fixed fees. You pay when it sells.
- No seats, no setup fee, no contract.
- You set the creator commission per offer.
- Our fee goes on top of the commission, never out of the creator’s share.
- Clicks, installs and free trials cost nothing.
- No payment, no commission, no fee.
Fair to you. Fair to creators. Written down.
Paid on proof, not vibes
Commission only on payments a store or payment provider confirms. Estimated or modelled attribution is shown as a report, never billed.
Refunds come back off
Each commission waits 30 days before it’s paid. Refunded in that time? Reversed. Refunded later? Offset against that creator’s next earnings.
One subscriber, one creator
The creator link or code someone signs up through, within 30 days, gets them for good. No paying twice for one person. Existing customers don’t count.
Creators get 100%
Our fee sits on top of the commission and you pay it. Creators always get the full amount the offer promised, charged to your payment method once it’s approved.
Questions brands ask first
What does it cost?
No monthly fee, no seats, no setup fee, no contract. You pay the commission you set for creators, plus our fee on top of it, and only when a real payment comes in. No sale, no bill.
What counts as “real revenue”?
Payments your store or payment provider confirms: the App Store, Google Play, RevenueCat, Stripe, or your own backend through our signed Conversions API. Clicks, installs and free trials cost nothing. The first paid month does, and so does every renewal inside the offer’s period.
What happens when someone asks for a refund?
That commission is reversed. Every commission sits as pending for 30 days before it’s paid out, so most refunds land before any money moves. If one lands later, it’s offset against the creator’s future earnings.
Which creator gets the credit?
The creator whose link or code the person signed up through, if they tapped or typed it in the 30 daysbefore (you can set 7 to 90 days per offer). From then on that subscription belongs to that creator, renewals included. Later clicks on someone else’s link don’t change it.
Do existing customers count?
No. If someone already paid you before they touched a creator’s link or code, there’s no commission, unless you switch on win-back for that offer.
Do I need to add an SDK?
Not for RevenueCat, the App Store or Stripe: per-creator offer codes and promotion codes work without one. The SDK is three lines on iOS and makes links survive the install. The direct Google Play setup uses it to match purchases. See the setups.
Why do I add a payment method up front?
It’s what makes creators trust your offer. You authorize a card or SEPA Direct Debit mandate once; Stripe stores it. When a commission is approved, Stripe charges it and pays the creator directly. We never hold your money. If a payment fails, your offer pauses for new creators at once, and what creators already earned stays owed until it’s paid.
Can I change the commission later?
A creator’s rate is locked the moment they join, so they know what they’re posting for. Want a different deal? Publish a new offer.
Let creators sell it. Pay when it sells.
No fixed fees. Stripe charges you only when real subscriptions earn commission.