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Run affiliate, influencer, and referral programs from one platform. Connect your billing, set commission rules, and go live the same day. Native integrations with Stripe, Paddle, Chargebee, Recurly, and Braintree feed every billing event into your program. Upgrades, downgrades, renewals, refunds, and cancellations each update commissions on their own, so payouts stay in step with revenue. Run payouts fully managed, or in bulk through PayPal and Wise. W-9/W-8BEN forms are gathered before any money leaves, and an invoice accompanies every payout, removing most of the admin a program usually brings. Promoters get a dashboard in your branding, with links, coupon codes, and earnings in one view. You get 18-point reporting, commission structures from flat fee to multi-tier, fraud detection, and broadcast email to your entire promoter base. Start your program today with a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.

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Access SaaS analytics straight from your Braintree account to track essential metrics for your business. By signing up and linking your account, you can instantly begin to keep an eye on the critical metrics that influence your growth. Discover insights about your current business performance and observe how it has changed over time. Evaluate your business's progress effortlessly by comparing various timeframes to assess the impact of your strategic adjustments. Gain a real-time overview of the vital metrics that propel your expansion, allowing you to quickly gauge the health of your SaaS enterprise and make timely decisions. No coding expertise is necessary, and after registering, you'll simply need to connect to your Braintree account with a single click for seamless integration. This streamlined process enables you to focus more on growth and less on technical hurdles.