For early-stage founders who want an affiliate channel, but not a second full-time job. We handle recruitment, media kits, program design, tracking, payouts — the whole operational stack.
Setting up software isn't the hard part. Running an affiliate program that actually drives revenue is operational work — the kind founders don't have time for and don't want to learn.
You set up the software, send a launch email, and then... nothing. No affiliates apply. The few who do never drive traffic. The program sits dormant.
You DM ten creators in your niche. Two reply. One ghosts. The other says "send me a media kit." You don't have one. You build one badly. Nothing happens.
Cookie attribution, refund clawbacks, subscription edge cases. When affiliates can't see how their commissions are calculated, they stop promoting and find a brand that has its act together.
Every month: pull the report, calculate commissions, handle disputes, run mass-pay, reconcile refunds. By month three you're spending more time on payouts than building product.
This is what running an affiliate program actually looks like. You hand us the product and the goals. We handle everything below.
Affiliate marketing works best for products with clear value, repeat customers, and creators who'd actually want to recommend them. Here's where we focus.
Recurring commissions are what makes affiliate programs work for SaaS. We design programs around your LTV, set up subscription-aware tracking, and recruit creators who promote tools their audience would actually use.
High-ticket sales and launch windows reward affiliate channels that can drive concentrated traffic. We design commission structures for both evergreen and launch-cycle programs.
Volume products work well with affiliate programs when the operational cost per sale stays low. We design lightweight programs that scale across many small sales without becoming admin-heavy.
Audience-first products are a natural fit for affiliate channels — other creators with engaged lists can drive paid subscribers efficiently. We recruit from inside your niche.
Most engagements follow a similar arc. Discovery and design in the first weeks, recruitment ramping in month one, optimization from month two onward.
We learn your product, audience, and unit economics. Together we agree on commission structure, refund policy, target creator profiles, and program goals. Output: a written program design doc.
Platform configuration, payment integration, tracking links, attribution testing. In parallel, we build the media kit — landing pages, swipe copy, banners, talking points. By end of week, everything's ready to launch.
We onboard your existing creator relationships (BYOI — bring your own influencers) and start active recruitment in your niche. First commissions usually land within the first three weeks after launch.
The bulk of new creator onboarding happens here. We're typically running 10–30 outreach conversations per week, with weekly performance reports flowing back to you. First proper payout cycle runs at end of month.
Top creators identified and given dedicated attention. Commission structures tested and refined. Landing pages optimized for affiliate traffic. By month three, the program should be generating revenue you can plan around.
A founder running a cybersecurity SaaS came to us with a working product, paying customers, and zero affiliate channel. We designed the commission structure, built the media kit, and ran hand-curated recruitment in security communities, podcasts, and creator networks. Six months in, the program is generating consistent monthly affiliate revenue and the founder hasn't touched program operations since week three.
Single-client case study. Results vary based on niche, product, and audience. We're happy to discuss whether your situation is comparable on a call.
Most affiliate engagements work as either a one-time launch project or an ongoing retainer. We'll recommend what fits your stage on the discovery call.
Fixed-scope, fixed-fee engagement to design, build, and launch your affiliate program from scratch. Includes program design, media kit, technical setup, initial recruitment push, and a thirty-day handoff period.
Ongoing management of every operational layer — recruitment, creator relationships, payouts, reporting, optimization. Usually starts with a launch project, then transitions to a retainer once the program is live.
Tell us about your product and what you're trying to grow. We'll walk you through what an engagement would look like — no pitch decks, no pressure.