Affiliate Tracking Software

If you are trying to self manage there are several like iDev iDevAffiliate - Affiliate Tracking Software - Affiliate Program Software the ones you have listed are more of a SAAS product. It is all dependant on how much you want to control and spend.

damn that hasoffers is expensive is hell..

I've been looking at iDevAffiliate as well and it is a very good candidate however the question with this solutions is won't a good portion of (super) affiliates not be reluctant promoting a product from somebody fairly unknown + self hosted.

Ok it is iDevAffiliate which is known but it is self hosted which means less trustable like Clickbank, JVzoo etc for affiliate tracking.

It is just with my coming launch I don't feel JVzoo / Clickbank etc will look very professional as a purchase method + they just don't offer sufficient payment methods to my liking..

A while ago I decided to promote some self-hosted autoresponder however their affiliate tracking is a joke so I stopped doing that. So I want to avoid that and also very important the fear of that for my potential affiliates.

Hi Michael,

If you pm me, I will install a copy of my Action Plus Marketing System and help you set it up in exchange for a testimonial if you like it.

It is a content management system that does unlimited memberships has affiliate and member tracking, uses PayPal's Adaptive API so you can pay affiliates, partners, brokers and affiliate managers at the point of sale.

It does single payments, subscription payments, subscription payments with a trial period, payment plans, dimesales and a shopping cart so you can have a storefront or collect sales tax and shipping fees. So it will do physical products also.

It has a tools module so you can supply marketing tools for your affiliates to use. It will automatically add the member or affiliates links and names into the tools where needed.

You can integrate any autoresponder into the system. You can let your partners build the same list that you build only in their autoresponders if you want to allow them. Heck, you can even put up a squeeze page and let your affiliates connect their autoresponders to the squeeze page to build their list.

If the squeeze page gives away a free report, the PDF module will automatically brand the pdf with the affiliate's links at the time the new subscriber downloads the pdf.

It can centralize your entire business. and will work with or with out other platforms like wordpress.

It will do a first or last affiliate program. That means it has a lifetime affiliate setting.

You don't have to use the Adaptive API paying affiliates instantly if you don't want to. You can use the mass pay generator to pay affiliates at certain time period after the sale. It will also do rotating payments like the RAP script. You can pay different affiliates different commission rates.

It does coupons, upsells and downsells. It has all kinds of security built in. For example...

The download pages are dynamic so they are not real pages and will automatically add the correct download files to the download page. The files are also hidden so the customer never knows the actual names of the files. Example... the download files will have the following names... 1zip.zip, 2zip.zip and 3zip.zip and so on.

Plus you can limit the number of downloads. So it makes it almost impossible for people to steal your products.

I have testers that used to use Infusionsoft, Digital Access Pass, WishList, Web Cart Pro, 1Shopping Cart and a few others that are now using my Action Plus Marketing System.

Since PayPal has changed their Terms of Service on their Adaptive API, I'm in the process of adding Authorize.net as another payment option. (Note, Authorize.net will not do instant payments)

When your sales letter is done, I can help you get your Adaptive API Application ID from PayPal and it will be approved in 24 hours. Maybe I should say one business day.

So let me know if this sounds like it will work for you.

Best regards,
Steve Yakim

P.S. It also comes with a helpdesk for support.

I would recommend Offerit, but that is just my unbiased opinion.

Happy New Year, Mike!

These systems seem pretty pricy unless you are doing a lot of business right now. I would recommend PayGear, you can start up with translation billing and then switch to monthly billing if your business gets large enough later.