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thanks for your input. I am sure that 1999 is inspired by your site. Also, there are no "payouts" when setting up a referral program (non-monetary rewards), h

• il 16y ago
  "I am sure that 1999 is inspired by your site."- I'm not sure what you're talking about there. I think I'm confused about what your service does, it looks like the service levels are delimited by number of affiliates and payout amount(to each affiliate? or total to all affiliates?). If you're doing that, it might make sense to be more flexible with pricing and scale costs linearly with clicks/payments. Anyway, we're veering way off topic here, feel free to shoot me an email if have any questions about attracting people running affiliate programs, I keep in touch with a lot of the major players in the affiliate space.
  • jeffepp 16y ago
    My last comment (email is forthcoming) but wanted to respond if anyone is curious: Payment tiers are determined by certain thresholds, including: - # of affiliates; - total payout; and - # of campaigns. This is because we also support non-monetary campaigns (i.e. Dropbox Referral Program) where a company can create their own "currency" to reward their customers. Obviously, we cannot quantify the value in these instances.