Affise pricing starts at $499 a month on the Beginner plan and runs to $1,999 on Custom, under a signed contract. Affise also shows a higher figure for every plan ($625, $888, $1,239 and $2,499) and does not label which one applies to which billing term. Each plan is metered on conversions and impressions, partners and users are unlimited, and all four plans start with a 14-day trial.
Affise is a performance marketing platform out of Vilnius, Lithuania, used mainly by affiliate networks, performance agencies and high-volume advertisers. Unlike Everflow, which quotes privately, it publishes a full price list, which makes it one of the few network-grade trackers you can budget before a sales call. The list has a few traps, though. Below is every Performance plan as Affise shows it today, what a year actually costs, what each conversion costs you on each plan, and the questions to settle before you sign.
How much does Affise cost?
These are the figures on affise.com/pricing for Affise Performance, the tracking product. Each plan shows two prices. The page headings read "Price with commitment" and "As a signed contract", and each price carries the note "monthly or discounted by 7% yearly plan".
| Plan | Lower figure | Higher figure | Conversions | Impressions | Offers | Custom domains |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | $499 | $625 | 7,000 | 5M | 50 | Not listed |
| Core | $699 | $888 | 40,000 | 15M | Unlimited | 2 |
| Expand | $999 | $1,239 | 50,000 | 20M | Unlimited | 5 |
| Custom | $1,999 | $2,499 | Tailored | Tailored | Unlimited | Tailored |
Every plan lists unlimited partners and unlimited users, and Beginner also lists unlimited clicks. Affise Pay, its mass payout tool for affiliates, is included on all plans. Beginner comes with self-service onboarding and is marked "only for new customers". Core and above add an onboarding manager.
Affise sells two other products that this price list does not cover: Affise Reach, a partnerships platform, and a mobile measurement product (MMP) with its own site. Neither shows a price. If you need attribution for app installs, budget those separately.
Which Affise price will you actually pay?
Probably the lower one, but get it in writing. The page puts both figures under "price with commitment", and the gap between them is about 20% on every plan ($499 against $625, $699 against $888). That does not match the 7% yearly discount printed next to them, since 7% off $625 is about $581. Our reading is that the lower figure is the contracted rate and the higher one is the rate without that commitment, which is also how most software directories present it. Affise's own page does not say so.
Ask three things on the first sales call: which figure applies to monthly billing and which to yearly, how many months the "signed contract" runs, and whether the 7% yearly discount comes on top of the lower figure. Those three answers move a Core contract by up to $2,268 a year.
What does Affise cost per year?
Here is a full year on each plan at both figures, before any overage charges:
| Plan | 12 months at the lower figure | 12 months at the higher figure | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | $5,988 | $7,500 | $1,512 |
| Core | $8,388 | $10,656 | $2,268 |
| Expand | $11,988 | $14,868 | $2,880 |
| Custom | $23,988 | $29,988 | $6,000 |
So the realistic entry ticket for Affise is $6,000 to $7,500 a year. That puts it in a different bracket from SaaS affiliate trackers, which start around $49 a month, and in the same bracket as the network-grade platforms it competes with. Our affiliate software pricing guide lays out where each category of tool starts.
What does each conversion cost on Affise?
Divide the plan price by the conversions it includes and the plans stop looking like a simple ladder:
| Plan | Monthly price (lower figure) | Included conversions | Cost per included conversion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | $499 | 7,000 | About 7.1 cents |
| Core | $699 | 40,000 | About 1.7 cents |
| Expand | $999 | 50,000 | 2.0 cents |
Two things stand out. First, Core gives you almost six times the conversions of Beginner for $200 more a month. If you expect more than about 10,000 conversions a month at any point in the year, Beginner is the expensive plan, not the cheap one. Second, Expand costs more per conversion than Core. The extra $300 buys 10,000 more conversions, 5 million more impressions and three more custom domains, which works out to 3 cents per added conversion. Move to Expand for the domains and impressions, not for conversion volume alone.
What happens when you go over your Affise conversion limit?
Affise keeps tracking and bills you for the extra events. Its pricing FAQ says all your actions will still be tracked after you hit the limit, and that you pay for the events not covered by your plan "according to the stipulation in your pricing plan". The overage rate itself is not on the public page. It sits in your contract, so ask for it before you sign and compare it with the per-conversion figures above. A cheap plan with an expensive overage rate is the most common way performance tracking bills creep up.
Does Affise have a free trial or a contract?
Both. All four Performance plans list a 14-day trial, and the prices are shown "as a signed contract". To cancel, Affise's FAQ asks for written notice at least 30 days before the cancellation date. If you cancel mid-cycle you keep access until the cycle ends and are not charged for the next month. You can upgrade or downgrade at any time, though a downgrade can remove features you rely on. Put the notice date in your calendar the day you sign, since a missed 30-day window costs a full extra month.
Accepted payment methods include PayPal and the major cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Diners Club and JCB), which matters for US companies that would rather not wire money to a European vendor.
Is Affise cheaper than Everflow or TUNE?
On the published numbers, usually yes, at least at the entry level:
| Platform | Published entry price | What it includes | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Affise | $499 a month (or $625) | 7,000 conversions, 5M impressions, unlimited partners | Signed contract, 14-day trial, 30 days' notice |
| TUNE | $1,500 a month, paid annually (Scale) | 2,500 conversions a month | Annual. Custom plan on contract |
| Everflow | Quote only | Set in the quote | See our Everflow pricing breakdown |
TUNE's Scale plan costs three times Affise Beginner and includes about a third of the conversions, by both vendors' own pages. Everflow does not publish a price, so you cannot compare it without a quote. If you are weighing these three for a network or an agency, our Affise alternative comparison sets them side by side on tracking, fraud controls and terms.
One cost that sits outside every price list: Affise gives you two custom tracking domains on Core and five on Expand, and those domains are what your affiliates' links resolve through. If one of them ends up on a domain blocklist because a partner used it in a spammy email campaign, clicks quietly stop converting. Networks that run several domains usually check their tracking domains against blocklists on a schedule rather than finding out from a drop in conversions.
Is Affise worth it?
For an affiliate network, a performance agency or an advertiser running tens of thousands of conversions a month through many publishers, yes. Affise is built for that volume: forensic click and conversion tracking, fraud controls, unlimited partners and users, payouts included, and a price list you can read before a call. Core, at roughly 1.7 cents per included conversion, is the plan where it makes the most financial sense.
It is the wrong purchase in two cases. The first is a SaaS company or store with a few dozen affiliates and a few hundred conversions a month. You would pay $6,000 or more a year for capacity you will not use, when SaaS-focused trackers start near $49 a month. The second is a company whose real problem is that it does not have partners yet. Affise tracks traffic that partners already send. It does not find them.
That second gap is what Partnerships is built for. It researches partner companies (integration partners, agencies, resellers and complementary brands), ranks them by a fit score with the reasons shown, drafts the first outreach for someone on your team to approve, and tracks the revenue each partner brings. Plans are $47, $119 or $269 a month billed yearly, flat, with no percentage of partner revenue. See the Partnerships plans or how it compares on the Affise alternative page.
Affise pricing FAQ
How much does Affise cost per month?
Affise Performance costs $499 a month on Beginner, $699 on Core, $999 on Expand and $1,999 on Custom at the lower figure its pricing page shows, under a signed contract. The page also shows $625, $888, $1,239 and $2,499 for the same plans without saying which billing term each applies to, so confirm your rate in writing.
How many conversions are included in Affise plans?
Beginner includes 7,000 conversions and 5 million impressions a month, Core 40,000 conversions and 15 million impressions, and Expand 50,000 conversions and 20 million impressions. Custom is tailored. Every plan includes unlimited partners and users. Conversions above your plan are still tracked and billed at the rate in your contract.
Does Affise offer a free trial?
Yes. All four Affise Performance plans list a 14-day trial. Use it to send real traffic through one offer and check postbacks, fraud rules and reporting, because after the trial the plan runs on a signed contract with 30 days' written notice to cancel.
Does Affise charge a percentage of revenue?
No. Affise charges a flat plan fee metered on conversions and impressions, not a share of the revenue your partners drive. Your costs are the plan, any events beyond your plan's limits at the contracted overage rate, and the commissions you pay your partners.
Is there a cheaper alternative to Affise?
For high-volume networks, Affise is already one of the cheaper published options: TUNE starts at $1,500 a month paid annually and Everflow is quote only. For SaaS companies and stores with smaller programs, affiliate trackers start near $49 a month, and Partnerships starts at $47 a month billed yearly if you also need to find partner companies.