Affiliate programs made simple for iOS apps.
Connect your app, invite your affiliates, and track what they earn. Shopify and web supported too.
$0
platform fees during beta
Link · QR · code
for every creator
StoreKit 2
Apple-verified, no cookies
Refund-aware
clawbacks are automatic
Live in three moves.
Connect your app or store, invite affiliates, and set the payout policy. Tracking, deduplication, refund clawback, and payout rails are built in.
Create your account
Free, no card. Set a commission rate and your program is live with a signed, tamper-proof tracking link ready to hand out.
Connect your app
Paste one prompt into your AI assistant and it wires the App Store connection for you, or follow the step-by-step guide. From then on Apple's servers report every subscription straight to us.
Invite creators. We attribute & pay.
Each creator gets a link, a QR code, a creator code, and ready-to-post captions. Conversions mature for 30 days, refunds roll back automatically, then creators get paid per the program's payout policy.
Every promo style covered
One link. One QR code. One creator code.
Every creator gets all three the moment you invite them. However their audience arrives, the subscription is matched back to them by Apple's own server notifications, not by cookies or fingerprinting.
The link
A signed tracking link for bios, link-in-bio pages, and captions. It records the click, then forwards the fan straight to your App Store page.
The QR code
For video end-cards, streams, and anything printed. Fans scan it with the camera and land on the same tracked path as the link.
The creator code
Spoken codes for TikToks and podcasts. A fan types it in your app after installing, and the subscription still credits the right creator, no click required.
Why native attribution
In-app purchases are invisible to link-and-cookie tools. We see them.
App Store purchases happen inside Apple's system, so checkout cookies and pixels never fire there. Apple's User Privacy and Data Use policy prohibits device fingerprinting. We attribute through Apple's own server signals instead, signed, deduplicated, and refund-aware.
Link-and-cookie tools
- Checkout cookies and pixels that never fire for App Store purchases
- Blind to in-app purchases & subscriptions
- Device fingerprinting prohibited by Apple's policy
- Reconciliation is a spreadsheet you maintain
Attribloom
- Server-to-server postbacks, signed & deduplicated
- Sees App Store subs via Apple's own notifications
- appAccountToken minted at purchase, no tracking hacks
- Double-entry ledger reconciles every cent for you
Integrations
Connect where your customers actually convert.
Three first-class integrations, one attribution engine. Pick a platform, drop in the connector, and every conversion reconciles to the same ledger.
iOS App Store
Even in-app subscriptions, the conversions other tools can't see.
Server-verified by Apple via appAccountToken, with clipboard, deferred, and referral-code bind paths.
StoreKit 2 · App Store Server Notifications v2Shopify
Connect your store. Attribute paid orders server-side.
Credit discount codes or affiliate links, then reverse commission proportionally when an order is refunded.
ORDERS_PAID · REFUNDS_CREATE (paid and refunded order notices)More
Any platform, one signed webhook away.
Web checkout, games, SaaS, or custom systems. Fire one call; we attribute, dedupe, and claw back refunds.
HMAC-signed postback (a server message with a tamper-checking signature)Shopify, iOS App Store, and custom signed-postback attribution are live today. Every surface runs on the same double-entry ledger, a balanced accounting record, with duplicate protection and automatic commission reversal after refunds.
Switching from another platform?
If your affiliate tool asks for an App Store shared secret, it is built on the old receipt system.
Apple has deprecated the original StoreKit APIs and the verifyReceipt endpoint that receipt-based trackers depend on. Attribloom was built after that shift: attribution runs only on StoreKit 2 and App Store Server Notifications v2, the APIs Apple actively maintains. Moving over keeps your affiliates and their links; our guide walks through it screen by screen.
Pricing
Free during beta. Then pick how you pay affiliates.
No platform fees during beta, no expiry, and no surprise conversion at the end. The intended post-beta pricing below is always merchant-paid; affiliates are always free and keep 100% of their commission.
Pay affiliates yourself
Intended post-beta$9.99 /month per business workspace
The full platform, and you run payouts your own way. Intended post-beta pricing. Nothing is charged during beta.
- Unlimited affiliates & campaigns
- A link, a QR code, and a creator code per affiliate
- Native iOS attribution (StoreKit 2 + Apple server notifications)
- Shopify & web checkout attribution included
- Real-time earnings dashboard
- You run payouts with your own provider, per your program's payout policy
Pay affiliates with Attribloom
Intended post-beta0.5% of commission paid + provider costs
Attribloom delivers payouts for you. No subscription. Intended post-beta pricing, and not available during beta.
- Everything in the self-managed option
- Attribloom handles payout delivery for you
- No subscription. You pay 0.5% of commission successfully paid, plus disclosed provider costs
- Limited to verified US-to-US USD payouts
- Pending provider approval. Not available during beta
Affiliate accounts
Free$0 always
Joining a program never costs anything, and no platform fee comes out of your commission.
- A link, a QR code, and a creator code per program you join
- Real-time earnings and payout status per your program's payout policy
- Always free. You keep 100% of your commission
During beta there are no platform fees at all. The post-beta prices above are intended, not charged today, and any change is announced with notice. Managed payouts will be limited to verified US-to-US USD payouts and are pending provider approval. All platform costs are merchant-paid: affiliates are always free and keep 100% of their commission.
Why this exists
We built Attribloom against a real App Store product first.
A live study app ran its affiliate program on a receipt-based tracker until the receipt path failed. We rebuilt attribution the way Apple now intends it to work, on StoreKit 2 and App Store Server Notifications v2, ran that program on it in production against real paid subscriptions, then opened the platform. Your program runs on exactly the rails that launch customer runs.
Click through it yourself.
Both sides of the product: your dashboard as the app owner, and the portal your creators see after you invite them. Six steps, no account needed. The program, creator, and figures in the tour are sample data.
Built to be trusted
Money infrastructure, not a tracking pixel.
Everything that makes affiliate money safe to run, handled for you, so you can trust the numbers and the payouts.
Every attributed sale counts
Conversions your connected surface reports are captured and recorded once. Invalid or duplicate events fail closed.
HMAC-signed, timestamped, replay-protected server-to-server conversion postbacks.Refunds handled for you
If a sale reverses or a trial cancels, the commission rolls back on its own. You never overpay.
Automatic commission clawback on refund, chargeback, and trial cancellation.Recorded right, settled once
Each recorded conversion settles at most once, never double-paid and never counted twice.
Saga-guarded, exactly-once payout settlement.Books that always balance
Every cent reconciles to the penny, with clean numbers your accountant will actually trust.
Append-only double-entry ledger in integer minor units.Your data stays yours
Per-tenant row-level security keeps each program's records isolated in the database.
Per-tenant Postgres row-level security (RLS) isolation.For brands & app makers
Native StoreKit + web attribution sees the conversions affiliate tools miss, and the platform is free during beta.
Get startedFor creators & affiliates
One free account for your program links, commissions and payment records. You can join before choosing a program, and publish a creator profile when you are ready. Merchants pay platform and provider costs; you keep your full commission.
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Questions, answered.
How do you attribute in-app purchases?
Attribloom issues an appAccountToken from explicit referral evidence. Your app attaches it when permitted, and Apple-signed transaction evidence confirms the purchase. Missing attribution never blocks purchasing. No fingerprinting.
What does it cost?
Nothing during beta: no platform fees, no expiry, and no surprise conversion at the end. Intended post-beta pricing is merchant-paid and comes in two choices: pay affiliates yourself for $9.99 per month per business workspace, or pay affiliates with Attribloom for 0.5% of commission successfully paid plus disclosed provider costs, with no subscription. Affiliates are always free and keep 100% of their commission.
What happens when beta ends?
Nothing converts automatically and there is no surprise charge. The intended post-beta terms are published now so you can plan: a $9.99 monthly subscription per business workspace if you pay affiliates yourself, or 0.5% of commission successfully paid plus disclosed provider costs if Attribloom pays them for you. Any change is announced with notice before it takes effect.
Which platforms are supported?
iOS is first-class and live today: StoreKit 2 attribution confirmed by Apple's App Store Server Notifications v2. Shopify stores and any web or custom checkout (via a signed webhook) are also live. Android is on the roadmap and not available yet.
How is this different from receipt-based affiliate tools?
Older tools validate purchases with StoreKit 1 receipts and an App Store shared secret, a path Apple has deprecated. Attribloom never touches receipts: purchases carry an appAccountToken and Apple's servers notify us directly, signed and deduplicated, with refunds rolled back automatically.
When do affiliates get paid?
The merchant chooses how to pay. External payments are recorded with their date and reference. Managed payments remain unavailable until provider prerequisites are met; when available, a transfer and delivery to the affiliate’s bank have separate statuses. Check your program’s terms and payment records for amounts and timing.
Do affiliates have to disclose their content?
Yes. FTC rules require clear, prominent disclosure of paid affiliate relationships, such as #ad, wherever the content appears. Disclosure is a program requirement, not fine print.
Stop paying for impressions.
Launch your program free during beta, with no platform fees, no expiry, and no surprise conversion at the end. Your affiliates always keep 100% of what they earn.
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