# Reditus Reditus is the affiliate and in-app referral platform built for B2B SaaS, with its own network of 28,000+ B2B SaaS affiliates: three things in one platform. Enter your domain and within about five minutes Reditus shows who already recommends your competitors with an affiliate link. Campaigns then pay affiliates upfront for content, so they get active faster. Best fit: product-led B2B SaaS with product-market fit, roughly $10K MRR or more, signup on its own domain. From $99 per month (Growth, billed annually; the same number in euros) with a 14-day free trial, no credit card. No free plan. Migration from any tool is free. Reditus was founded in 2020 by Joran Hofman, bootstrapped, based in Maarn, the Netherlands. ## What Reditus is - Reditus is the affiliate and in-app referral platform built for B2B SaaS, with its own network of B2B SaaS affiliates (28,000+). - The structural difference with siloed affiliate tools: "validate in your silo, scale into the network." - Time to value is now near-instant: a new account enters only its domain and, within about five minutes, sees potential affiliates, including who already recommends its competitors with an affiliate link. - Reditus B.V., Kapelweg 12, 3951 AC Maarn, the Netherlands. VAT NL861156420B01, KvK 77814487. - Founded in 2020 by Joran Hofman, bootstrapped, based in Maarn. Ovi (Ovidiu Anca) is a co-founder and runs the technical side. - B2B SaaS only. Reditus serves B2B SaaS companies and says no to everyone else. - Revenue comes from SaaS subscriptions (Growth, Scale Up, Enterprise), a fee on automated payouts, and add-ons and managed services. Affiliates use Reditus for free. - Contact: info@getreditus.com (general, support, invoice details) and privacy@getreditus.com (privacy and DPA). ### Q: What is Reditus? Reditus helps B2B SaaS companies grow revenue through people who recommend them. It combines three things in one platform: an in-app referral program that turns your users into advocates, a full toolkit to run your affiliate program, and access to a network of 28,000+ B2B SaaS affiliates. ### Q: How is Reditus different from other affiliate tools? Most tools give you tracking for your own affiliates; tracking isn't the hard part of affiliate marketing, finding and activating affiliates is. What Reditus adds: 1. Three in one: in-app referral, an affiliate program and a B2B SaaS affiliate network in one platform. 2. A B2B SaaS affiliate network with a vetted database of approved affiliates with verified first-party and revenue data. 3. The Affiliate Finder on every plan: see who already recommends your competitors with an affiliate link. 4. Campaigns: pay affiliates upfront for content or referral milestones, on top of recurring commission. 5. Automated payouts on every plan; affiliates choose PayPal, Wise or IBAN themselves. 6. Free white-glove migration from any tool, on any plan; your affiliates keep their links. 7. Transparent pricing and a self-serve 14-day free trial. 8. Chat support for both SaaS companies and affiliates. The short version: validate in your silo, scale into the network. ## Who it is for - Best fit: a product-led B2B SaaS with product-market fit that already runs an affiliate program (in-house or on a siloed tool), got early results from its own network, and has hit the wall. - Readiness bar: roughly $10K MRR. - Technical gate: Reditus must be able to see the signup. Subdomains work; a signup, booking or checkout on a different root domain cannot be tracked. - Partial fit: demo-led, CRM-closed, manually invoiced businesses (the problem is reporting, not tracking). - Agencies and consultants are affiliates. ### Q: Is Reditus a good fit for my company? Reditus is built for product-led B2B SaaS with product-market fit, usually around $10K MRR or more, where a signup form is the main call to action and signup happens on your own domain or a subdomain of it. The sharpest fit already runs an affiliate program, got early results from its own network, and has hit the wall of that network. ### Q: When is Reditus not a good fit? We'd rather tell you upfront. Reditus is not a fit when: - you are not a B2B SaaS (consumer or ecommerce businesses, for the affiliate program). - you are below roughly $10K MRR or have no product-market fit yet: people won't recommend the product yet, and affiliates can't earn if nobody pays. - your signup, demo booking or checkout happens on a different root domain, which cannot be tracked. - your price point is too low for affiliates: average deal size times commission percentage should give an affiliate roughly $10 or more per customer payment. If you are very early, grow the program with your own users and network first; Growth is built for that. ### Q: We're a B2C or ecommerce business. Can we use Reditus? Ecommerce and consumer businesses are not a fit for the affiliate program, because it needs a trackable signup form and payment-processor data. A B2C SaaS with the same mechanics (a signup form plus Stripe) can use the in-app referral program. A signup or checkout that happens on another platform's domain cannot be tracked. ### Q: We're sales-led and close deals after a demo. Does Reditus work for us? It can, as a partial fit. Tracking works when the signup or demo booking happens on your own domain (an embedded scheduler) and the payment reaches Reditus. When deals are closed in a CRM and invoiced manually, you have to report those deals to Reditus by hand: the challenge is reporting, not tracking. Larger accounts can send unique IDs so the funnel can be followed when the contact person changes. ### Q: I run an agency. Can I use Reditus for my clients? Agencies and consultants join Reditus as affiliates, for free: you can promote the SaaS programs you work with, often in a private tier, sign up on behalf of clients and import referrals manually. The SaaS companies themselves are Reditus's customers. Reditus is not available as white label. ### Q: We want a partner program, not just an affiliate program. A partner program is different from an affiliate program: partners co-sell, join calls and make introductions, while affiliates mention you at volume in newsletters, blogs and articles. Most companies asking for a full partner program don't need a PRM: an affiliate program that agencies and consultants can join, with manual referral import and signup on behalf of clients, is usually enough. Reditus does not offer partner-relationship management (PRM). ## Product - Reditus is three things in one platform: an in-app referral program, an affiliate program toolkit, and access to its own B2B SaaS affiliate network. - Growth holds nearly everything needed to launch and validate (both programs). Scale Up is where a company buys access to the network: marketplace listing, vetted affiliate database, public campaigns. - Every new account enters only its domain and sees potential affiliates within about five minutes; no plan is chosen at signup. - Automated payouts are on by default for every paying client on every plan. - Not available: SAML SSO, audit logs, leaderboards, white label, multi-level commissions, native Paddle/Chargebee/Zapier/Make/Salesforce integrations, or more than one in-app referral program per account. ### In-app referral program - The in-app referral program turns a SaaS company's own users into advocates who recommend it from inside the product: a viral loop within the company's own app. - Rewards do not have to be money: credits, extra trial, discounts, or anything custom via webhooks. Granting them is what most customers use the webhooks for: when a lead is created, the company applies the promised benefit in its own app. - Two ways to build it: the Reditus widget, or a fully custom and fully branded experience on the API. - Included in every paid plan next to the affiliate program, with unlimited advocates. It is not free: it can be set up during the 14-day free trial, and keeping it after the trial needs a paid plan. - One in-app referral program per SaaS company; anything custom runs through the API. Same-IP and same-email fraud detection do not apply to in-app referrals. - A B2C SaaS with a signup form and Stripe can use it, even though the affiliate side stays B2B-SaaS-focused. ### Affiliate program - The full affiliate program toolkit is on every plan, with unlimited affiliates. - Commission schedules are static: a set percentage for a set number of months (lifetime is possible). There is no higher first month; reward growth with tiers. Public tiers auto-promote on paid referrals; private tiers are invite-only. - Commission is earned on every payment the referred customer makes within the commission period, upgrades and extra seats included; a program may exclude certain products, often services or onboarding fees. Any refund, full or partial, rejects the full commission. - Fraud: Reditus flags same-IP, same-email and Google-paid-ads referrals. Each signal can be set to auto-reject, and auto-rejected referrals are marked as potential fraud. - New programs get a default payout threshold of $100, changeable per program. - Attribution is last click: a later click on another affiliate's link overwrites the cookie. Once the person has signed up, the referral stays with that affiliate for good. Advocate links follow the same rule, and a link beats a coupon code. There are no leaderboards, by privacy decision. - Coupon-code tracking works with Stripe only. - Reporting: per affiliate the clicks, referrals, revenue generated and commission paid; a reporting section with month-over-month, week-over-week and day-over-day views for the program, per affiliate or per tier. ### Campaigns - A campaign pays affiliates a one-off bonus for a specific action, on top of their recurring commission. Content campaigns reward a piece of content (a blog article, a LinkedIn post, a review, a video, anything content-wise); performance campaigns reward a referral milestone. - Campaigns are on every plan, in the sidebar for SaaS companies and affiliates. Visibility: public (the whole network sees it; Scale Up or Enterprise), private (only the company's own affiliates) or limited to one tier (for example agencies). - The bonus is earned when the submitted work meets the SaaS company's rules and expectations; once the company accepts it, the bonus is generated as a commission and goes into the payout on the 1st of the following month. - Why they exist: AI search cut affiliates' blog traffic, so affiliates want upfront payment, while their articles still help SaaS companies get cited by AI. - Connecting LinkedIn, Google Analytics or YouTube is required only when the SaaS company requires it for that campaign; it checks channel ownership, and Google Analytics or YouTube also shows the affiliate's traffic. ### Payouts - Reditus pays the affiliates. Automated payouts are on by default for every paying client on every plan, and all new SaaS companies are on automated payouts (they no longer pay affiliates directly). The SaaS company pays Reditus first: if it does not pay, its affiliates are not paid either. - Commissions earned in a month go into a payout on the 1st of the following month, per program. An affiliate is paid by a program once their commissions in that program pass its payout threshold (default $100 on new programs). - Each SaaS company pays Reditus at its own moment in that month, early or late, and Reditus pays its affiliates once it has paid. Affiliates are paid before the end of the month. - Affiliates choose their own default payout method in their payment settings: PayPal, Wise or IBAN bank transfer (European bank accounts only), and can change it any time. Without a payout method an affiliate cannot be paid: Reditus holds the payout and emails the affiliate to add one. No Payoneer, no international bank transfers, no crypto. Affiliates pay Reditus no fee; the SaaS company pays the payout fee on top of the commissions. - Payout statuses are pending, overdue and paid. Each month the SaaS company gets an overview of the payouts to be made (also in the app on the pending payouts page), pays the total plus the payout fee by card or invoice, and Reditus then pays the affiliates. A payout that is not paid by the end of its month turns overdue on the 1st of the following month, and its affiliates are not paid. - Why SaaS companies hand payouts to Reditus: no bank row, bookkeeping check or invoice per affiliate, affiliates paid on time every month, and more payout methods than a company paying one way. The fee is small next to that. - Affiliates paid via Reditus do not handle VAT on the payout, and they cannot get a receipt or invoice from Reditus today. ### Tracking and integrations - Tracking has three parts, which are the three installation steps: the tracking script in the site header (Google Tag Manager works), the signup snippet that fires once on a new registration (or, for demo bookings, the Calendly or HubSpot integration), and payment data from Stripe (native connection) or from any other processor through the Payments API. Typical technical installation under 30 minutes. A site with both a signup form and a demo booking needs both tracked; the most common setup mistake is connecting Calendly, taking step 2 as done and never installing the signup snippet on the signup form. - A referral earns commission only when payment data for it arrives; no referral in the system means no commission. - Tracking works across subdomains (add the script there too), not across different root domains. - Typically no cookie consent is needed, because the cookie only records whether a signup came via an affiliate and builds no visitor profile; customers check their own local regulations. - Attribution is last click and cookie-based, for affiliate and advocate links alike; a link beats a coupon code. - Live integrations: Stripe, the Payments API, HubSpot, User.com, Slack, Calendly, plus webhooks and an API that also works through MCP. Paddle, Chargebee, Lemon Squeezy, Make, Zapier and Salesforce are not integrations: other processors work through the Payments API, automations through webhooks plus the API. The webhooks can send Reditus data to Zapier and Make, and from there anywhere. - What they are used for: webhooks mostly to grant in-app referral rewards and to send affiliate data to other systems; the API mostly to send payments from processors other than Stripe, by some larger enterprise customers for all of their tracking, and with an LLM to pull all data out for analysis. - Affiliate links use the parameter `red` (`?red=`). ### Q: Which payment processors and tools do you work with? Stripe connects natively; any other processor (for example Paddle or Chargebee) works through the Payments API. Live integrations include HubSpot, User.com, Slack and Calendly, plus webhooks and a full API on every plan. There is no native Zapier or Make integration: the webhooks can send your Reditus data to Zapier or Make, and from there anywhere you want, and the API covers the rest. ### Q: How does Reditus handle the GDPR? Where is our data hosted? The production database and the application are hosted in the EU (Frankfurt and Nuremberg, Germany). The DPA at getreditus.com/dpa applies automatically through the Terms of Service, and the sub-processor list is at getreditus.com/sub-processors. The trust center at trust.getreditus.com covers the GDPR details. The Affiliate Finder shows publicly available information, enriched with email addresses from Hunter; Reditus provides that data, and how you use it, for example how you contact the people you find, is your own responsibility under the GDPR. You can track with your own unique IDs instead of email addresses (UID tracking, opt-in) and send payments through the Payments API instead of connecting Stripe. Typically no cookie consent is needed: the Reditus cookie only records whether a signup came via an affiliate and builds no visitor profile. This is based on the opinion of a Dutch lawyer and may not apply in every country (for example Germany), so check your own local regulations. ### Q: Do you have SOC 2, ISO 27001, SSO or audit logs? Reditus holds no security certification of its own; its hosting providers do (Hetzner ISO/IEC 27001:2022; Supabase SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001). SAML SSO is not available: users log in with email and password or with Google. Reditus does not have audit logs. ## Pricing and plans - Growth $99/month billed annually ($149/month billed monthly), Scale Up $399/month (annual only), Enterprise from $799/month (annual only). The same number in EUR and USD. - 14-day free trial, no credit card, full access to set up both programs; no free plan. - Automated payouts are on every plan; the payout fee is 5% when paid by credit card, 2% when paid by invoice, paid by the SaaS company on top of the commissions. Affiliates pay Reditus no fee. - Each plan is a flat fee. A company that crosses its plan's ARR threshold moves to a higher plan, and its price changes. The threshold counts the ARR generated through Reditus (via affiliates and advocates), not the company's total ARR. - Every annual plan is a 12-month contract, Growth annual included; only Growth monthly cancels anytime. No refunds by default. After a cancellation or a trial end, affiliate links keep working for 30 days, then stop. ### Add-ons and managed services - Program Launch Package: $2,500 one-time. A 6-week guided launch: commission structure, account setup, onboarding emails, and the first 25+ affiliates recruited and onboarded; live by week 6. - Done-For-You Program Service: from $2,750 per month with a 6-month minimum, recruitment-led or full operations. - Featured listing: $150 per month; pins the program to the top of the marketplace; bought self-serve on the in-app plans page. Billed monthly on top of the subscription and can be canceled, after which the featured spot disappears. A Featured listing gets up to 5 to 10 times the visibility of a standard listing. It requires an active marketplace listing. - How the two services are bought: on request. The customer contacts Reditus and the team arranges the Launch Package or Done-For-You; neither is bought self-serve. Who can buy them: Scale Up and Enterprise only, because both include promoting the program to the Reditus network, which comes with Scale Up. ### Q: How much does Reditus cost? Three plans, the same number in euros and dollars: | Plan | Price | ARR threshold | How to start | |---|---|---|---| | Growth | $99/month billed annually, or $149/month billed monthly | up to $60K ARR | self-serve, 14-day free trial | | Scale Up | $399/month, annual only | up to $360K ARR | book a demo | | Enterprise | from $799/month, annual only | unlimited | book a demo | Automated payouts are included on every plan, with a payout fee of 5% when paid by card and 2% when paid by invoice, added on top of the commissions. The ARR threshold counts the ARR you generate through Reditus, via your affiliates and advocates, not your company's total ARR; when that ARR crosses your plan's threshold, you move to the next plan and the price changes. ### Q: Is there a free plan or a free trial? There is no free plan. There is a 14-day free trial on Growth, with no credit card, and it gives full access to set up the in-app referral program and the affiliate program and to invite affiliates. During the trial the Affiliate Finder shows the 10 best leads, and a marketplace listing needs an annual Scale Up or Enterprise plan. The in-app referral program is not free either: you can set it up in the trial, and after the trial it needs a paid plan, like the rest of Reditus. Everything related to the network, such as the vetted affiliates and a marketplace listing, comes with Scale Up. ### Q: What do Scale Up and Enterprise add over Growth? Growth gives you nearly everything to launch and validate both programs: the in-app referral program, the full affiliate program toolkit, automated payouts, unlimited advocates and affiliates, multiple tiers, campaigns, fraud detection and auto-reject, API and webhook access, and privacy-friendly UID tracking. Scale Up is where you get access to the network: everything in Growth plus a marketplace listing, the vetted affiliate database, public campaigns, a dedicated account manager, priority Slack Connect and roadmap access. Enterprise adds white-glove onboarding, a named Customer Success Manager, premium support with a custom SLA, custom contracts (MSA, DPA) and influence on the product roadmap. Every plan has unlimited team members, with no per-seat pricing. ### Q: What will it cost in total, including payouts? Your plan price plus the payout fee on automated payouts. Each month Reditus sends you one overview of all commissions to be paid out and adds 5% (card) or 2% (invoice) on top; your affiliates pay Reditus no fee. So yes, there is a fee on your side, and it is small next to what it saves you: paying 70 affiliates yourself means 70 bank transfers, 70 checks for your bookkeeper and an invoice for each payment, while not every affiliate is a business. With Reditus you pay one overview, your affiliates are paid on time every month, and they choose PayPal, Wise or IBAN bank transfer. If the ARR you generate through Reditus (via affiliates and advocates) grows past your plan's threshold, you move to the next plan. ### Q: Can I pay monthly and cancel anytime? Growth is available monthly ($149 per month) and cancels anytime. Every annual plan is a 12-month contract, Growth annual included; Scale Up and Enterprise are annual only. There are no refunds by default; for a specific situation, the team looks at it case by case. ### Q: Do you offer discounts or pay-on-results pricing? Each plan has a flat fee: public, the same for everyone, and not a share of your revenue or commissions. If the ARR you generate through Reditus crosses your plan's threshold, you move to the next plan. Billed annually, Growth works out 34% cheaper than monthly billing. ## Network and results - Four different things: the marketplace (programs affiliates browse), the network (registered affiliates), the Affiliate Finder (AI discovery on the open web) and the vetted affiliate database (approved network affiliates with first-party data). - Every new account enters only its domain and, within about five minutes, sees potential affiliates, including who already recommends its competitors with an affiliate link. No plan is chosen at signup. - The Affiliate Finder ("Finder" in the sidebar) is on every plan and works in markets: a market is a set of countries, competitors and keywords that Reditus keeps tracking. A new market shows its first results in about 10 minutes and is refreshed continuously after that. A trial sees the 10 best leads; paid plans see every lead, with no per-plan limit on markets or leads. Each market covers up to 5 countries and shows about the best 5,000 results per run. It scores each lead's match with the company, filters on affiliate-link use and site type, and shows per lead whether it is cited on the company's target keywords. - A marketplace listing needs BOTH Scale Up or Enterprise on an annual commitment AND a completed technical installation; it is removed when the contract ends. - Marketplace: 60+ SaaS affiliate programs (64 counted on 2026-10-10). - Vetted database: 650+ approved out of 2,000+ applicants, about 32%. - 28,000+ B2B SaaS affiliates in the network; $11M+ revenue generated for customers; $2.1M+ commissions paid to affiliates. All amounts in USD. - G2: 4.8/5 from 78 reviews (counted 2026-08-25). ### Customer results - [Expandi](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories/expandi): Expandi has generated $2M+ in affiliate revenue via Reditus and grown to 1,700+ affiliates since migrating from FirstPromoter. - [Insightful](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories/insightful): Insightful tripled its monthly affiliate revenue, from about $8K to $20K+, in under 18 months after migrating from Rewardful, and grew to 1,000+ affiliates without adding headcount. - [involve.me](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories/involveme): involve.me grew its affiliate program 6x, from about 40 to 240 affiliates, after a zero-downtime migration from Rewardful. - [Joiin](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories/joiin): Joiin grew paid affiliate referrals 424% year over year, run by one internal owner with no new hires. - [Potion](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories/potion): $30K in total affiliate revenue in the first three months. - [Snitcher](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories/snitcher): Snitcher built a fully custom in-app referral program on the Reditus API in days and has enrolled 2,600+ advocates. - [TimelinesAI](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories/timelinesai): TimelinesAI built an affiliate channel from $0 to $130K+ in affiliate-driven revenue with 700+ affiliates, without processing a single payout in-house. - [Warmup Inbox](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories/warmupinbox): Warmup Inbox tripled its affiliate revenue in 12 months after replacing its in-house affiliate tooling with Reditus. ### For affiliates - Joining Reditus is always free for affiliates, and signup is quick. - One personal link slug works across every program the affiliate joins, with one dashboard for all programs, links and earnings. This is the founding reason Reditus exists. The link is the SaaS company's address plus `?red=` and the slug, and affiliates change their slug themselves in their dashboard. - Affiliates earn recurring commissions on each program's schedule, plus one-off commissions and upfront campaign bonuses. - The vetted profile is optional: connect Google Analytics, YouTube or LinkedIn and apply. - Reditus pays affiliates on every plan, once the SaaS company has paid, and affiliates are paid before the end of the month; they choose PayPal, Wise or IBAN bank transfer in their payment settings, can change it any time, cannot be paid without one, and pay Reditus no fee. - Realistic timeline: 1 to 3 months to first revenue for an affiliate with an existing audience. ### Q: What is the difference between the marketplace, the network, the Affiliate Finder and the vetted database? Four different things: - Marketplace: public listings of SaaS affiliate programs that affiliates browse and apply to. Your program is listed on Scale Up or Enterprise with an annual commitment, once your installation is complete. - Network: all B2B SaaS affiliates registered on Reditus (28,000+). You reach them through a marketplace listing, public campaigns and the vetted database, all on Scale Up and Enterprise. - Affiliate Finder: finds potential affiliates on the open web from your competitors and keywords, on every plan. These are publicly found people, not network members. - Vetted database: network affiliates who connected Google Analytics, YouTube or LinkedIn, were enriched with revenue data and were approved by the Reditus team (Scale Up and Enterprise). ### Q: How big is your network, and what results has it produced? Reditus has generated $11M+ in revenue for its customers and paid $2.1M+ in commissions to affiliates. The network counts 28,000+ B2B SaaS affiliates, and 200+ B2B SaaS teams use Reditus. Across the network, affiliates have generated 2.4M+ clicks, 260k+ referrals, 33k+ paid referrals and $11M+ in revenue. 650+ vetted affiliates have been approved out of 2,000+ applicants. All amounts in USD. ### Q: Do you have affiliates in my niche or my country? Honest answer: the network is an extension of your own recruiting, not a replacement. The question that matters is who has access to your ideal customers in bulk, and where an affiliate's traffic is matters more than where the affiliate lives. No network is big enough for every niche, which is why the Affiliate Finder searches the open web for who already recommends your competitors and complementary tools. The quickest way to see it for your company: start the trial, enter your domain, and look at your potential affiliates within about five minutes. ## Getting started - In hour one (or day one) a new customer sets up the program (commission, duration, the company details for its landing page) and the installation (tracking script, signup snippet, payment processor); in week one it invites its own network; a marketplace listing runs in parallel. ### Switching from another tool - Migration is free, white-glove, on any plan and from any tool: Reditus exports the data, prepares the import, imports it and verifies the old and new systems match. - Step by step: the customer shares the login of its current program; Reditus exports the affiliates with their current links, referrals, paid referrals and commissions, creates their accounts with their existing links, takes over the tracking of those links once the customer has installed Reditus tracking, and imports the referrals, paid referrals and pending commissions; the customer tells its affiliates, who reset their password and see their migrated data; both systems are monitored during the cookie period. The customer mainly monitors and approves what is migrated, and can use the move to clean up inactive affiliates. - Affiliates keep their existing links: the legacy link parameters keep working after a migration, so affiliates do not have to change their links. Any link format that can be traced back to an affiliate can be supported, and Reditus adds a missing one when needed. - The data work takes about one day; the real duration is the cookie-window overlap, 30 days typically and sometimes 60. - The Stripe connection on the first of a month is the cutover, so no commission is paid twice, and open payouts are checked every time. - What affiliates gain from a migration: they keep their links, can get paid sooner and manage all their programs from one dashboard, so they are more likely to log in. - A program that never worked is not fixed by migrating: grow first on Growth. ### Q: How do I get started, or talk to someone? Start a 14-day free trial (no credit card) from getreditus.com: enter your domain and see your potential affiliates within about five minutes. Interested in Scale Up, Enterprise or a migration? Book a demo. You can also email info@getreditus.com. ### Q: How quickly will I see value? Almost immediately: enter your domain, and within about five minutes Reditus shows you potential affiliates, including who already recommends your competitors with an affiliate link. A typical technical installation takes under 30 minutes. Knowing whom to target is the start: recruiting and activating affiliates stays your work, and Campaigns help you get them active. When your first affiliate revenue arrives depends on your sales cycle and how you recruit; the timeline tool at getreditus.com/affiliate-revenue-timeline estimates it for your situation. ### Q: Can we migrate from our current tool, and what does it cost? Yes, and it is free: white-glove migration on any plan, from any tool (FirstPromoter, Rewardful, Tolt, PartnerStack, PromoteKit, Impact, Awin, a self-built program). How it works: you share the login of your current program; Reditus exports your affiliates with their current links, referrals, paid referrals and commissions, and you approve what is migrated (Reditus can clean up inactive affiliates with you first); Reditus creates your affiliates' accounts with their existing links and, once your Reditus tracking is installed, takes over the tracking of those links; then it imports the referrals, paid referrals and pending commissions. You tell your affiliates, who log in by resetting their password (or with Google, using the same email) and see their migrated data. The data work takes about one day; then both systems are monitored for your old cookie window, typically 30 days. Connecting Stripe at the start of a month is the cutover, so no commission is paid twice. Your own time is 30 to 60 minutes, a call and a data check; we do the heavy lifting. Your affiliates keep their links, can get paid sooner (we run the payouts and can lower the threshold) and manage all their programs from one dashboard, so they are more likely to log in. ### Q: Should we migrate now? Migrate when your program works but has plateaued because your own network ran dry: that is where the network helps most. Stay where you are if you are happy with your tool, only ever want your own affiliates, and your tool integrates natively with your payment processor. If your program never grew, migrating will not fix it: grow it first with your own users and network, which is what Growth is for. ### Q: Can we run Reditus next to our current platform? Yes. It's not ideal, but some customers run Reditus next to their current platform to test it against their existing program. Watch for duplicate referrals between the two. ### Q: Can we migrate during the free trial? Yes, it is possible, though uncommon: most companies decide to migrate and then buy a paid plan first. ## Key pages - [Reditus](https://getreditus.com): the affiliate and in-app referral platform built for B2B SaaS - [Pricing](https://getreditus.com/pricing): plans, prices and the 14-day free trial - [Affiliate program](https://getreditus.com/saas): the affiliate program toolkit for B2B SaaS companies - [In-app referral program](https://getreditus.com/referral): turning a product's users into advocates - [Affiliate network](https://getreditus.com/network): the B2B SaaS affiliate network and the marketplace - [Affiliate Finder](https://getreditus.com/ai-affiliate-recruitment): finding potential affiliates on the open web - [Campaigns](https://getreditus.com/campaigns): content and performance bonuses for affiliates - [Customer stories](https://getreditus.com/customer-stories): results of B2B SaaS companies on Reditus - [For affiliates](https://getreditus.com/affiliate): joining the Reditus network, free - [Book a demo](https://getreditus.com/book-a-demo): for Scale Up, Enterprise and migrations - [Help center](https://getreditus.com/help): setup guides and explainers - [Security](https://getreditus.com/security): how Reditus hosts and protects data - [llms.txt](https://getreditus.com/llms.txt): the index of key pages, free tools and explainers for AI assistants Generated from the Reditus knowledge base on 2026-10-12.