Memberstack Affiliate Program Integration

What it does not, or only sometimes

• With a conditionSale trackingMemberstack bills through Stripe, so connect Stripe alongside it and the payments arrive there.
• With a conditionRecurring commissions on renewalsRenewals arrive through the Stripe connection, not through Memberstack.
• With a conditionRefunds reverse the commissionHandled by the Stripe connection: a refund inside your payout window removes the sale and its commission.
• NoCoupon-code attribution — A customer who types a partner's discount code at checkout is attributed to that partner, with no link click and no cookie involved.
• NoA discount code per partner — Referly creates the discount code inside your platform when a partner joins, so you never mint codes by hand.
• NoPer-product commission rules — Referly reads your product catalogue, so a rule can pay one rate on one product and a different rate on another.
• NoCollection-level rules — Target a whole collection instead of listing its products one by one, and new products in that collection inherit the rate.
• With a conditionCommission net of taxTax is deducted when your call reports a tax amount.
• NoCommission net of shipping — Shipping is subtracted before the commission is calculated. On by default, and switchable.
• NoPay partners in store credit — Instead of cash, a partner's balance can be issued as credit inside the platform they already shop in.
• With a conditionConnects without a developerSomeone has to add the tracking snippet to your site once.
• NoConnect from the dashboardThere is nothing to authorise. The snippet does the work.
• NoSyncs partners into a list — Partners are added to a named list or group in your email platform as they join, so onboarding and announcements go out from the tool you already write in.
• NoPays partners through it — Money actually leaves through this platform. Referly hands it the batch, and it moves the funds to each partner.
• NoPays everyone in one batch — One approval sends every partner what they are owed, rather than one transfer at a time.