How much does impact.com cost?

impact.com publishes no pricing. There is no pricing page, no plan names with figures and no rate card anywhere on the site. Cost is established through a demo and scoped to the modules you take and the scale you operate at. Any figure you find quoted elsewhere is secondhand and undated. Checked 2026-08-10.

What happens when I go over the impact.com plan limit?

No limits are published, so there is no public answer. Because the platform is modular and priced to scale, growth is a commercial conversation rather than an automatic tier step. Ask how a partner relationship is counted for billing, because the definition varies and it drives the number.

Does impact.com charge a transaction fee?

Not stated. No fee schedule is published. Enterprise partnership platforms commonly charge a percentage of partner-driven revenue in addition to a platform fee, so ask specifically about both and get the answer in the contract rather than the deck.

Is there a free plan or a free trial?

Not for brands. The site offers "Request a demo" for brands and agencies, and a separate free signup for creators, influencers and publishers joining as partners, which is a different product from running your own program.

Can I cancel impact.com, and do I get a refund?

No cancellation or refund terms are published. Assume an annual minimum until told otherwise, and establish mid-term exit rights before signing. Referly's importer handles CSV migration if you are moving an existing roster across.

impact.com Pricing

Q: Is impact.com worth it for a single affiliate program?

Usually not, and that is a shape judgement rather than a price one. impact.com is built for partnership ecosystems across many advertisers and partner types, with contracting and compliance attached. A single brand running one affiliate program would be buying, and being quoted for, a great deal it would not use.

impact.com publishes no pricing at all. Here's what that means for you.

No plans, no rates, no pricing page. Just a demo request and nine named product modules.

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Checked 2026-08-10

impact.com does not publish pricing. There is no pricing page, no plan names with figures, and no public rate card. The site routes brands and agencies to "Request a demo" and partners to a separate signup. Its product is described as nine modules: Discover and Recruit, Contract and Pay, Track, Engage, Protect and Monitor, Optimize, plus Performance, Creator and Advocate. Checked 2026-08-10.

What each impact.com plan is for

No prices are published, so this is a plan-shape table. Every price cell is a fact about their site.

impact.com plan names and what each is positioned for. No prices are published.
Plan	Price	What it's positioned for
Fully demo-gated; enterprise partnership	Not published	Fully demo-gated; enterprise partnership infrastructure across many partner types
Contracting, compliance and paid-partner	Not published	Contracting, compliance and paid-partnership workflows in one place

“Not published” is a fact about impact.com's own site, not a gap in this page. Sourced from impact.com's website on 2026-08-10.

The quote

What drives the quote

Modules, scale and partner types. None of them priced publicly.

impact.com is not sold as a plan. It is sold as a platform assembled from named modules: Discover and Recruit, Contract and Pay, Track, Engage, Protect and Monitor, and Optimize, across three partnership types. A quote is a function of which of those you take and at what scale.

For a single affiliate program that is very likely over-specified. The platform is built for partnership ecosystems spanning many advertisers and partner types, with contracting and compliance attached, and you will be quoted for all of it.

What sets the number

Which modules you take, because the platform is assembled rather than picked from a tier
Scale: partner-driven revenue and the number of partner relationships managed
Partnership types: performance, creator and advocate are positioned separately

Before the call

What to ask on the demo call

Six questions worth asking before the second meeting.

Get every answer in writing.

Plan boundaries

How the platform is packaged

The modules named on their site. No price attaches to any of them publicly.

Features and the plan each one starts on
Feature		Starts on
Discover and Recruit: finding and signing partners		Named module
Contract and Pay: agreements, payments, compliance		Named module
Track: attribution across partner types		Named module
Engage: partner communication and enablement		Named module
Protect and Monitor: fraud and brand safety		Named module
Optimize: reporting and optimisation		Named module
Performance, Creator and Advocate partnership lines		Product line

Referly gates things too, and on the same basis: automated payouts, EU self-billing invoices, W-9/W-8 collection and the custom portal domain all start on Business at $149. Coupon tracking and link tracking are on every plan, and sub-affiliate tiers are 2 levels, not unlimited.

Is impact.com the right product?

impact.com is the right product if

You run partnerships across many advertisers or many partner types at once
Contracting, compliance and paid-partnership workflows are part of the job
You need creator, advocate and performance partnerships on one platform
You have the team to operate an enterprise partnership stack

It's the wrong shape when

You run one affiliate program for one brand
You need to know the cost before committing to a sales process
Your program is small enough that most modules would go unused
You want to be live this month

Referly is a different shape of product and a published one: $75/mo up to $10,000/mo in affiliate revenue, $149 up to $30,000, with a 0% transaction fee. It runs one brand's program on Stripe and Shopify. If you need multi-advertiser partnership infrastructure, impact.com is the right category and Referly is not.

Run your own numbers

There's only one side to fill in

impact.com publishes nothing, so the calculator prices your program on Referly alone.

Monthly revenue from affiliates$10,000

Cost breakdown at $10,000 per month in affiliate revenue
	Referly	impact.com
Plan	$75	Not published
Percentage fees	$0	Not published
Total each month	$75	Not published

impact.com publishes no price, so this is the only side of the comparison that can be filled in.

This is the honest state of the comparison. Referly's numbers come from its published plan registry; impact.com's do not exist publicly in any form.

At $10,000/mo in affiliate revenue with 200 affiliates and a 20% commission, Referly comes to $75/mo on Startup. impact.com publishes no price to compare against. Drag the sliders to your own numbers.

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