Both tools track Stripe sales and pay affiliates. Referralful waits to charge you until your program has an affiliate, then prices on what you pay out instead of a flat monthly fee.
| Feature | Referralful | Rewardful |
|---|---|---|
| Tracks Stripe sales and recurring revenue | Yes | Yes |
| First-party cookie tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Promo-code and coupon attribution | Yes | Yes |
| PayPal and Wise payout exports | Yes | Yes |
| Branded affiliate portal on its own subdomain | Yes | Custom domain on higher plans |
| Free until your first affiliate joins | Yes | Time-limited free trial |
| Pricing model | Scales with your monthly payout volume | Tiered by tracked revenue |
| Transaction fees on payouts | 0% | Varies by plan |
This comparison reflects publicly available information and our own product. Rewardful is a trademark of its owner, and their features and pricing can change. Check rewardful.com for their current details.
Set up the whole program, connect Stripe, and install the snippet without paying. Billing starts when your first affiliate joins.
Your plan is based on what you actually pay affiliates each month, so a quiet month costs less and a big month is still predictable.
One script tag and a Stripe connection. Commissions, renewals, and refunds calculate themselves from there.
If you run a SaaS on Stripe and want affiliate tracking, commissions, and payouts without a flat monthly bill from day one, yes. Referralful stays free until your first affiliate joins, then prices on your payout volume.
You can run Referralful alongside your current setup while you test it. Re-create your campaigns, add your affiliates, swap the tracking snippet, and point Stripe at Referralful when you are ready.
Yes. Every renewal invoice creates a commission up to any cap you set, and refunds adjust or void the related commission automatically.