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Reditus alternative and Reditus competitors for B2B SaaS affiliate programs

Reditus is an affiliate platform built only for B2B SaaS, and its pitch is the marketplace: list your program and affiliates who already promote SaaS tools can find you. Its pricing page lists three plans. Growth is $149 a month, or $99 a month billed yearly ($1,188 a year), and covers companies up to $60K ARR. Scale Up is $4,788 a year on a 12-month plan up to $360K ARR, and Enterprise starts at $9,588 a year with no ARR cap. On top of the plan, Reditus charges 5% of the commissions you pay out by card, or 2% if you pay by invoice.

The cap is the part buyers miss. Reditus counts your total company ARR, not the revenue your affiliates send. A company at $70K ARR whose affiliates bring in $1,500 a month is moved from $1,188 to $4,788 a year by growth that has nothing to do with the program. FirstPromoter and Rewardful meter only affiliate revenue, so the same company stays on a $490 yearly plan.

We build Partnerships, so read our row with that in mind. It is not a marketplace of individual affiliates and it is not the right swap if what you want from Reditus is inbound promoters. It fits when the partners you need are other companies and the hard part is finding the right ones.

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Stay on Reditus if your company is small, you want inbound affiliates from a B2B SaaS marketplace, and you are ready for the annual Scale Up plan that unlocks it. Choose FirstPromoter if your affiliate revenue is a small share of your ARR and you want unlimited team members and a published price ladder. Choose Rewardful if you bill through Stripe or Paddle and want no transaction fee. Choose Tolt if you are a founder paying a handful of affiliates by hand. Choose Partnerships if your partners are companies and the job is finding and recruiting them on a flat fee.

The short answer

What is the best Reditus alternative?

For most SaaS companies, FirstPromoter or Rewardful is the cheaper Reditus alternative, because both meter the revenue affiliates generate while Reditus meters your whole company ARR. Both start at $490 a year with no payout fee. Tolt suits founders who pay affiliates by hand. Stay on Reditus if you want inbound affiliates from its B2B SaaS marketplace, which starts on the annual Scale Up plan. If your partners are companies you have to find, Partnerships ranks them on a flat fee.

Pricing re-verified on each vendor's own pricing page

Reditus at a glance

Reditus published plans: Growth $149 a month, or $99 a month billed yearly ($1,188), up to $60K ARR. Scale Up $4,788 a year, up to $360K ARR. Enterprise from $9,588 a year, unlimited ARR. Scale Up and Enterprise are annual only
What Reditus meters: Your total company ARR, whether or not affiliates produced it
Reditus payout fee: 5% of commissions when payouts are funded by card, 2% by invoice, on every plan
Reditus marketplace: Marketplace listing and the vetted affiliate database start on Scale Up. Reditus says its network has 28,000+ B2B SaaS affiliates. Featured listing $150 a month extra
FirstPromoter published plans: $49, $99 and $149 a month, or $490, $990 and $1,490 a year, metered on affiliate revenue up to $5,000 and $15,000 a month
Rewardful and Tolt published plans: Rewardful $49, $99 and from $149 a month, 0% fee. Tolt $69, $99 and $199 a month, no annual price, 2% on automatic payouts
Partnerships pricing: $47, $119 and $269 a month billed yearly, Enterprise $499, flat, no ARR cap and no share of partner revenue

Side by side

Reditus vs Partnerships, honestly

A fair look at what each does well. Both are capable tools. Here is where they differ.

What matters	Partnerships	Reditus
Published pricing	Yes. $47, $119 and $269 a month billed yearly, flat	Yes. Growth $149 a month or $1,188 a year, Scale Up $4,788 a year, Enterprise from $9,588 a year
What the price is based on	Plan features. No revenue or ARR meter	Your total company ARR, capped at $60K on Growth and $360K on Scale Up
Fee on partner payouts	None	5% by card or 2% by invoice, on top of commissions
Annual commitment	Prices shown are billed yearly	Growth can be monthly. Scale Up and Enterprise are 12-month plans
Inbound affiliate marketplace	No	Yes, from Scale Up. Reditus says 28,000+ B2B SaaS affiliates
Finds new partner companies	Yes. AI discovery ranks candidates by a transparent fit score with the reasons shown	Affiliate Finder and AI affiliate recruitment for individual affiliates
Best fit	B2B teams building partnerships with other companies	Reditus: early B2B SaaS companies that want marketplace affiliates

Comparison reflects general, publicly understood positioning. Capabilities change, so check each product for the latest.

Verified figures

Reditus alternatives side by side on published prices

Reditus rows come from getreditus.com/pricing, FirstPromoter rows from firstpromoter.com/pricing, Rewardful rows from rewardful.com/pricing and Tolt rows from tolt.com/pricing. The three program rows are our estimates from those prices.

	Reditus	FirstPromoter	Rewardful	Tolt	Partnerships
What it is	B2B SaaS affiliate platform with a marketplace	SaaS affiliate and referral tracking	Stripe and Paddle affiliate tracking	SaaS affiliate tracking for founders	AI partner discovery plus program management
Entry plan, monthly	$149 a month	$49 a month	$49 a month	$69 a month	Billed yearly only
Entry plan, yearly	$1,188 a year	$490 a year	$490 a year	No annual price	$564 a year ($47 a month)
What the plan meters	Total company ARR	Affiliate revenue	Affiliate revenue	Affiliate revenue	Nothing, flat
Entry plan limit	$60K ARR	$5,000 a month of affiliate revenue	$7,500 a month of affiliate revenue	$10,000 a month of affiliate revenue	No revenue limit
Fee on payouts	5% by card, 2% by invoice	None listed	0%, Managed Payouts 3% optional	2% on automatic payouts	None
Affiliate marketplace	From Scale Up	None listed	None listed	None listed	No
Annual commitment	Required above Growth	Optional	Optional	Monthly only	Billed yearly
Free trial	14 days on Growth, no card	14 days, no card	14 days	14 days, no card	One-time demo
Year one at $50K ARR, $1,500 affiliate revenue, $450 card payouts a month	$1,458	$490	$490	$828	Flat fee, not tied to revenue
Year one at $200K ARR, $6,000 affiliate revenue, $1,500 card payouts a month	$5,688	$990	$490	$828	Flat fee, not tied to revenue
Year one at $500K ARR, $14,000 affiliate revenue, $3,500 invoice payouts a month	$10,428	$990	$990	$1,188, plus 2% on automatic payouts	Flat fee, not tied to revenue
Billing integrations	Stripe, Paddle, Chargebee, API	Stripe and others	Stripe and Paddle	Stripe and Paddle	Any, not a billing plugin
Best fit	Small B2B SaaS that wants marketplace affiliates	SaaS with affiliate revenue well below ARR	Stripe or Paddle SaaS that wants no fees	Founders paying a few affiliates by hand	Partnerships with other companies

Year-one figures include only the software fee and the payout fee, not the commissions themselves. Reditus uses the cheapest plan whose ARR cap fits, billed yearly. Tolt uses Basic with manual payouts where the revenue fits, otherwise Growth. Confirm current prices with each vendor before you buy.

Why teams pick Partnerships

AI prospecting and drafted outreach, with no marketplace tax

Why the ARR cap matters more than the entry price

Reditus Growth at $99 a month billed yearly looks close to FirstPromoter and Rewardful. The difference is the denominator. Reditus moves you up when your company ARR passes $60K, so a SaaS growing on its own sales channel is pushed to Scale Up at $4,788 a year even if affiliates bring in a few hundred dollars a month. FirstPromoter and Rewardful only count revenue your affiliates generate. A company at $200K ARR with $6,000 a month of affiliate revenue pays $990 a year on FirstPromoter and $490 on Rewardful, against $4,788 on Reditus before any payout fee. If affiliates are a small share of revenue, that gap is the whole decision.

The payout fee scales with your commissions

Reditus charges 5% of the commissions you fund by card and 2% by invoice, on every plan. At $2,000 a month of card payouts that is $100 a month, or $1,200 a year, which is more than the Growth plan itself. Switching to invoice payments cuts it to $40 a month. FirstPromoter lists no transaction fee, Rewardful lists 0% with an optional 3% Managed Payouts service, and Tolt charges 2% only when you use automatic payouts on Growth and above. If you pay affiliates more than a few hundred dollars a month, add the fee to the plan price before you compare.

FirstPromoter, Rewardful and Tolt as the exits

FirstPromoter is the exit for SaaS teams that want a clear revenue ladder and unlimited team members: $490, $990 or $1,490 a year. Rewardful is the cheapest at mid-range revenue because its Starter band runs to $7,500 a month of affiliate revenue, and it charges no transaction fee. Tolt suits founders who pay a few affiliates by hand on its $69 Basic plan, though it has no annual discount. None of the three lists a vetted B2B SaaS affiliate marketplace. If inbound affiliates are why you chose Reditus, you give that up and have to recruit affiliates yourself. Our FirstPromoter vs Reditus comparison walks through that trade in detail.

When your partners are companies, not affiliates

Reditus and every tool in this table manage individual affiliates who share a link and earn a commission. That is the right job for a SaaS affiliate program. It is the wrong one when the partners who move revenue are agencies, consultancies, integration partners or resellers. Those partners do not browse a marketplace. They have to be found and approached one at a time. Partnerships researches the companies already selling into your market, ranks them by a fit score with the reasons shown, drafts outreach a person on your team can send, and tracks each relationship on a flat published price.

Good questions

Reditus vs Partnerships, answered

Reditus Growth costs $149 a month billed monthly, or $99 a month billed yearly ($1,188 a year), for companies up to $60K ARR. Scale Up is $399 a month on a 12-month plan ($4,788 a year) up to $360K ARR, and Enterprise starts at $799 a month ($9,588 a year). Payout fees of 5% by card or 2% by invoice come on top.

Usually not. FirstPromoter starts at $490 a year against $1,188 for Reditus Growth, and it charges by affiliate revenue rather than company ARR. A SaaS at $200K ARR with $6,000 a month of affiliate revenue pays $990 a year on FirstPromoter and $4,788 plus payout fees on Reditus. Reditus is worth the extra only if you need its marketplace.

Reditus does not take a share of your revenue, but it charges a fee on affiliate payouts: 5% of commissions when you fund payouts by card and 2% when you pay by invoice. The fee applies on every plan. At $1,000 a month of card-funded commissions that adds $50 a month to the bill.

Reditus Growth covers companies up to $60K ARR and Scale Up up to $360K ARR. Enterprise has no ARR limit. The limit applies to your total company ARR, not only the revenue affiliates generate, so a company can outgrow a plan even when its affiliate program is small.

Yes. Reditus lists programs in a marketplace and says its network has 28,000+ B2B SaaS affiliates. The marketplace listing and the vetted affiliate database are included on Scale Up and Enterprise annual plans only. Growth does not include them. A featured listing costs $150 a month on top of the plan.

Yes. Rewardful lists a 0% transaction fee, with Managed Payouts at 3% only if you choose that service. FirstPromoter lists no transaction fee on its pricing page. Tolt charges nothing on its Basic plan, where you pay affiliates yourself, and 2% when you switch on automatic payouts.

Yes. Reditus lists Stripe, Paddle and Chargebee, plus any payment processor through its API. Rewardful and Tolt also connect to Stripe and Paddle, so moving off Reditus does not usually mean changing billing systems. Check that coupon tracking and recurring commissions carry over before you switch.

Only on monthly Growth. Reditus says monthly plans can be cancelled anytime with no long-term contract. Annual Growth, Scale Up and Enterprise run on a 12-month term, and the subscription stays active until the end of the billing period. Plan a switch around your renewal date if you are on an annual plan.

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