Pricing

Free for publishers. Always.

If you promote offers, you never pay us and we never take a cut of your commission. Merchants pay one flat monthly fee, published below.

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For merchants

One tier · published
Merchant subscription

Everything the network does, for one brand or several.

£500 / month

Ex VAT. Stripe adds it at checkout on the UK rate.

7 days free before the first charge. Cancel inside them and nothing is taken.

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What the fee covers
  • Candidate publishers derived from the search results your own brands appear in
  • Qualification on publisher evidence — an affiliate link, a disclosure, forum software, publisher-side ad tech
  • Outreach written from that evidence: the keyword, the measured position, what the offer pays
  • Tracking end to end — links, clicks, conversions, commissions, payouts
  • An immutable double-entry ledger behind every commission and every payout
  • Verified EPC, keyword opportunity and ranking difficulty on each of your offers
  • Unlimited publishers, and no cut of what they earn
  • A named account manager assigned to your programme

The only vendor publishing a price for software that finds you affiliates and tracks them is Levanta: $750 a month plus 3.5% of affiliate-driven sales.

Reign is £500 flat, with no percentage at all. On a programme doing £20,000 a month in affiliate sales, that 3.5% on its own is £700 — more than our whole fee. Every other vendor that does more than tracking stops publishing a number entirely.

levanta.io/pricing · read 2026-09-15

What that bought one merchant with three brand domains
measured from live search results · 2026-09-15
1,392
candidate domains found

Domains appearing in search results those three sites compete in.

233
rank beside two or more

The same domain sitting next to more than one of the brands — the strongest signal a three-domain merchant has.

25
rank beside all three

A domain that already covers the whole of what this merchant sells.

Candidate, not qualified. A domain ranking beside a merchant is not thereby a publisher — the first pull we ever ran returned an NHS trust and a dozen main dealers. Qualification is a separate pass that looks for evidence a publisher leaves behind, and it deliberately leaves a large pile that is counted, reported and never emailed.

Not included

The half of a price page nobody publishes. If one of these is what you are buying, it is not here.

A percentage of your sales
The network override is set to zero for subscription merchants. Awin, Levanta and Refersion all take one; we do not.
A second tier
One published price. If a cheaper or larger shape ever exists it will appear here with its number, not behind a form.
Annual billing
Monthly only. There is one recurring price in Stripe and this is it.
Per-event metering Coming
Today there is one flat monthly fee. A metered option is on the way and will be published here with its price before anyone is billed on it.

Questions

Is that really the only price?
Yes. One recurring price exists in Stripe and the figure above is read from the same configuration the invoice is built from.
Do you take a cut of commissions?
No. The network override is zero, so what an offer states is what reaches the publisher and what you owe.
Is VAT included?
No. The price is ex VAT and Stripe adds it at checkout.
Is there a contract?
No minimum term. Billed monthly in advance; cancel in the Stripe billing portal and it runs to the end of the period you paid for. We do not refund part-months.
What is billed if nobody is recruited that month?
The fee. It buys the research and the outreach running, not a result — we measure and report, and we do not guarantee earnings or traffic.
Do publishers pay anything?
No. Not for the marketplace, not for the keyword and rank tools.

The subscription terms are in the terms of use. Payment is taken by Stripe; no card details reach this application.