Launch a partner program, give affiliates trackable links, and see exactly which sales they bring.
You only pay commissions when affiliates bring paying customers.
Not sure where to start? Try one of these:
Start with a domain or plain-English program brief.
Carry launch context into the signed-in setup flow.
Tune commission, payouts, cookies, approvals, and signup page copy.
Market proof
Public founder posts show affiliate and partner programs are a real distribution motion for modern software companies.
These are market examples, not TinyAffiliate testimonials. The point is simple: founders are already using partners to create sales leverage.
Ready to try it
Use your website or a short prompt to create the first version of your affiliate program.
Affiliate marketing, plainly
An affiliate program lets other people promote your product. When they bring you a paying customer, they earn a commission.
TinyAffiliate gives founders the infrastructure to run that motion: signup pages, tracking links, sales attribution, and commission visibility.
Affiliates earn when they bring paying customers, not when they promise reach.
Give partners a clear page, trackable links, rules, and commission visibility.
AI gives you a ready-to-edit first draft so you can launch faster.
Founder flow
The point is not just creating a page. It is turning affiliate marketing into an operating system your product can actually run.
Start with your domain or describe the partner program you want.
TinyAffiliate prepares commission, payout, cookie, and signup page settings.
Share your signup page with customers, creators, agencies, and partners.
Every affiliate link tracks clicks, revenue, and owed commissions.
What TinyAffiliate does
Affiliates need a way to join, promote, and see results. Founders need tracking, attribution, and commission rules they can trust.
Program setup
TinyAffiliate turns a website or prompt into editable program settings: commission, cookie duration, payout terms, approval mode, and signup copy.
Affiliate onboarding
Invite customers, creators, consultants, and partners to apply. Approve them manually or let the program accept affiliates automatically.
Tracking
TinyAffiliate tracks visits, attributes paid customers, and shows the founder and affiliate what happened after a link was shared.
Commissions
The dashboard shows attributed sales, revenue, owed commissions, and affiliate approvals so you can run the program without losing track of what to review and pay.
Build the channel
Give partners trackable links, approve affiliates, and keep commission rules in one place.
Where affiliates come from
TinyAffiliate does not need to pretend every affiliate appears magically. The strongest programs usually start with customers, creators, agencies, and partners.
Creator Database and Campaigns can help with discovery and outreach, and they are currently marked as Beta inside the product.
People who already understand the product and can recommend it naturally.
Newsletter writers, YouTubers, LinkedIn creators, and niche educators.
Consultants and service providers who recommend tools to clients.
Communities, marketplaces, and complementary products with overlapping audiences.
Launch path
Paste your website, review the generated setup, and invite your first affiliates with tracking already in place.
Create your affiliate programPricing
Free
For founders who want to create the first program draft.
$0
USD
No card required. Upgrade when ready.
Basic
For side projects and first partner tests.
$9
USD
30-day money-back guarantee
Monthly billing. Cancel anytime.
Growth
For growing SaaS teams ready to scale affiliates.
$39
USD
30-day money-back guarantee
Monthly billing. Cancel anytime.
TinyAffiliate doesn’t send payouts. Founders pay affiliates manually — we provide tracking and exports.
Start free
Create one program now. Upgrade to Basic or Growth when you need more affiliates and tracking.
FAQ
Founder questions, answered
Clear answers about setup, tracking, pricing, payouts, and where affiliates come from.
TinyAffiliate helps SaaS founders launch an affiliate program: create a signup page, approve affiliates, give them trackable links, attribute Stripe sales, and see owed commissions.
TinyAffiliate saves your launch input and prepares a ready-to-edit affiliate program setup.
After sign-up, you can review and edit the program name, commission, payout terms, cookie duration, approval mode, and signup page copy.
TinyAffiliate is not a marketplace of ready-made affiliates. It gives you the infrastructure to invite and manage affiliates.
Most founders start with customers, creators, agencies, consultants, newsletters, communities, and partners who already reach their audience. Creator Database and Campaigns can help with discovery and outreach on the Growth plan.
Yes. TinyAffiliate creates a hosted affiliate signup page. Affiliates can apply there, and you can approve or reject them manually before they become active.
Each approved affiliate gets a trackable link. TinyAffiliate tracks clicks and connects paid customers to the affiliate when Stripe revenue events come in.
No. TinyAffiliate tracks sales, calculates owed commissions, and gives you payout context.
You still pay affiliates manually using Stripe, PayPal, Wise, bank transfer, or any method you prefer. Growth includes advanced payout CSV export.
Yes. You can start without a credit card. The free start path lets you create one affiliate program, get your affiliate signup link, and receive email notifications when affiliates join.
Basic is $9 per month and includes one affiliate program, up to three affiliates, a hosted signup page, manual approval, email notifications, deep links, and Stripe revenue attribution.
Upgrade to Growth when you need unlimited affiliate programs, unlimited affiliates, Stripe refund tracking, advanced payout CSV export, and Creator Database plus outreach beta.
TinyAffiliate is built for micro-SaaS and early-stage SaaS founders who want to test or run an affiliate channel without enterprise software, complex setup, or automatic payout risk.
Trust
TinyAffiliate has been publicly listed across launch platforms and startup directories, making it easier for founders to verify the product and follow updates.
