Rewardful vs impact.com
Which marketing automation tool is right for you? Compare features, pricing, and user reviews to make the best choice.
Rewardful
From $49
G2 4.5 · 84 reviewsSaaS startups billing through Stripe or Paddle that want a simple, low-cost affiliate program
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impact.com
From $30
Ecommerce and retail brands that want access to a large partner network and can grow into a contracted platform
Side by side
| Rewardful | impact.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | From $49/month ($490/year); 0% transaction fee; 14-day trial | Starter: greater of $30/month or 2.5% of partner-driven revenue (ecommerce only); Essentials from $500/month |
| G2 Rating | 4.5 (84 reviews) | Not yet verified |
| Best For | SaaS startups billing through Stripe or Paddle that want a simple, low-cost affiliate program | Ecommerce and retail brands that want access to a large partner network and can grow into a contracted platform |
Pros and cons
Rewardful
Pros
- 0% transaction fee on every plan
- Deepest Stripe integration of the group (two-way sync)
- Unlimited affiliates even on Starter
- Optional Managed Payouts on every plan
- Annual billing gives two months free
Cons
- Plans capped by monthly affiliate-attributed revenue ($7,500 Starter, $15,000 Growth)
- Starter has 1 campaign, 2 team members and no custom domain
- No Shopify, Chargebee or Recurly on its integrations page
- No partner marketplace
- Managed Payouts cost 3% of payouts
impact.com
Pros
- Large partner marketplace plus full program management (from Essentials)
- Partner payouts in 70+ currencies
- Self-serve Starter (2.5% of partner-driven revenue, $30/month minimum) with a 30-day free trial for stores
- Affiliate, creator, referral and retail media in one platform
- Published prices for every tier
Cons
- Big jump from Starter to Essentials ($500/month)
- Starter costs 2.5% of partner-driven revenue (minimum $30/month) and has no add-ons
- Starter only for listed ecommerce platforms, not SaaS
- Essentials and above need a demo and a 12-month contract; setup and onboarding services cost $250/hour
Marcus Williams