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Commission-only affiliate program
A commission-only affiliate program charges no base fee, no seat pricing, and no minimums. The platform earns only a commission on the conversions its affiliates actually drive.
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Most affiliate tools charge a monthly subscription whether or not the channel produces sales. A commission-only model aligns the platform's revenue with the merchant's: it costs money only when it makes money.
Attribloom is free during beta, with no platform fees, no expiry, and no surprise conversion at the end. Its intended managed-payout option is commission-only: no subscription, and the merchant pays 0.5% of commission successfully paid plus disclosed provider costs, so affiliates keep 100%. The intended self-managed option is a flat $9.99 per month per business workspace. These are intended post-beta terms, not charged today.
Frequently asked
Is commission-only the same as revenue share?
They overlap. Commission-only specifically means there is no fixed fee at all, so the entire cost is a share of attributed conversions rather than a subscription plus a share.
What does Attribloom cost?
Nothing during beta: there are no platform fees. Intended post-beta pricing is merchant-paid: $9.99 per month 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. Affiliates keep 100% either way.