Migrate from Tapfiliate to Reditus.
Free on every plan, done by our team, and your affiliates keep their existing links. Teams usually move for two reasons: the click and conversion meters make a growing program more expensive to run, and nothing in the tool finds the next B2B SaaS affiliate for them.
4.8/5 on G2 (78 reviews)Reditus regularly migrates programs carrying 1,000+ affiliates off other platforms
First: should you actually move?
Tapfiliate is a mature tracker with a long integration list, and it serves many verticals well. If your program is small, your volumes sit comfortably inside your plan limits, and you recruit affiliates yourself anyway, it does the job and moving would gain you little.
The other case where we tell people not to migrate: if your program never really got going. Changing tools does not fix a program that has not worked yet. If almost nobody is promoting you, the problem is usually the offer, the audience fit, or the fact that nobody has been asked. Fix that first, on whatever tool you are already paying for.
Migration makes sense when the program works and has stalled: you went from zero to one, you know the channel converts, and you have simply run out of people in your own network to ask.
Why teams move from Tapfiliate
Growth moves the meter
Tapfiliate plans meter clicks and conversions: the entry plan includes 5,000 clicks and 500 conversions a month, with overage fees beyond them. A program that takes off makes the bill less predictable. Each Reditus plan is a flat fee, with no per-click or per-conversion charges.
Affiliate caps on the entry plan
The entry plan allows 50 affiliates, so successful recruiting pushes you into an upgrade. Every Reditus plan includes unlimited affiliates and unlimited in-app advocates from the start.
The next affiliate is your problem
Tapfiliate serves ecommerce and SaaS alike. Reditus is built only for B2B SaaS: the Affiliate Finder on every plan, which shows who already recommends your competitors with an affiliate link, and on Scale Up a network of 28,000+ affiliates who promote B2B software and a vetted database with first-party data.
Teams that made the switch
- Expandi has generated $2M+ in affiliate revenue via Reditus and grown to 1,700+ affiliates since migrating from FirstPromoter. Read the story
- Insightful tripled its monthly affiliate revenue, from about $8K to $20K+, in under 18 months after migrating from Rewardful, and grew to 1,000+ affiliates without adding headcount. Read the story
How the migration works
Your part takes about 30 to 60 minutes: a call and a check of the data. We do all the heavy lifting, and the data work takes about a day.
We export your current program
You give the team access to your current platform. We export affiliates, their links, and their referrals, then prepare an import sheet for you to review.
You approve the import
We walk through the sheet with you on a call so you can correct anything, or leave inactive affiliates behind, before it goes live. Nothing is imported until you are happy with it.
We import and take over tracking
You install our tracking (a typical installation takes under 30 minutes). Then your affiliates' existing links track in Reditus, referrals and pending commissions come across, and Reditus generates commissions on new payments.
You tell your affiliates
We provide email templates. Accounts are already created with links and referrals attached, so affiliates just reset a password and see their data.
The part nobody explains: the overlap window
Clicks that happened before the import were never cookied by Reditus, so a few referrals can still surface in your old platform afterwards. Both systems stay live for the length of your cookie window, usually 30 days and sometimes 60. In practice the overlap shrinks fast: most referred signups happen within a day of the click and nearly all within a week, so mismatches taper off almost immediately. Payouts are checked as part of the migration so nothing falls between the two systems, and if you bill through Stripe, we connect it at the start of a month, so no commission is paid twice.
“The way we do it with the Stripe connection at the first of the month already fixes everything.”
What to plan for after you move
Two questions worth answering before you migrate, because almost nobody asks them and they decide how fast the channel grows.
How much time will you spend on recruitment each week? The network and the Affiliate Finder bring volume and show you who already promotes your competitors or ranks for your keywords. Turning that into active affiliates is still deliberate work, and the teams who block time for it grow noticeably faster.
What will you pay affiliates upfront? Recruiting quality affiliates is not purely revenue share any more. Getting listed in a serious comparison article or review usually means paying something upfront for the work, which is what campaigns are for. Decide your budget before you need it.
Frequently asked questions
Does Reditus charge for clicks or conversions?
No. There is no click, conversion, or affiliate metering on any plan. Each plan is a flat fee, starting at €99/$99 per month on annual billing, and every plan includes unlimited affiliates; you move up a plan only when the ARR you generate through Reditus passes your plan's threshold. The only usage-based fee is the payout fee on automated payouts: 5% by card or 2% by invoice.
Do affiliates have to change their links?
No. Existing affiliate links are carried over during the migration and Reditus takes over tracking them, so anything already published keeps working. Your affiliates keep their links and simply reset their password to see their migrated data.
How much work is the migration for my team?
Your part takes about 30 to 60 minutes of your own time: a call and a check of the data. You share access to your current platform and approve the import sheet we prepare; if you want to leave inactive affiliates behind, we clean up the list with you first. We do all the heavy lifting: the exports, the imports and the link takeover. Reditus tracking also has to be installed, as on every account (a typical technical installation takes under 30 minutes).
How long does the migration itself take?
The data migration is about a day: we get access to your current platform, export everything, prepare an import sheet, walk through it with you on a call, then import. Affiliates, their links, and their referrals all come across. You can even start it during your 14-day free trial.
Why do both systems need to run for a while?
Clicks that happened before the import were never cookied by Reditus, so referrals from those clicks can still land in your old system. Both run in parallel for the length of your cookie window, typically 30 days and sometimes 60. The mismatch shrinks quickly, because most referred signups happen within a day and nearly all within a week.
What happens to commissions we already owe affiliates?
We check your pending payouts as part of the migration. Usually the cleanest path is to pay out everything currently open in your old platform, then Reditus takes over from that point. Outstanding payouts can also be migrated across. If you bill through Stripe, we connect it at the start of a month, so no commission is paid twice.
Who pays our affiliates after the switch?
Reditus does, on every plan. Every month you get one overview of all commissions, plus a payout fee of 5% by card or 2% by invoice. When that is paid, we pay every affiliate through PayPal, Wise or IBAN bank transfer, whichever they chose. So yes, there is a fee, and it is small next to the time it saves you: one invoice a month instead of dozens of transfers for your bookkeeper to check.
What does it cost?
Migration is free on every plan, Growth monthly included, and our team does the export, mapping, and import for you. Reditus starts at €99/$99 per month on annual billing (€149/$149 on monthly billing): a flat fee per plan, with unlimited affiliates. There is a 14-day free trial with no credit card if you want to see the platform before committing.
Comparing more broadly first? See Reditus vs Tapfiliate.
“No matter how big they become, it doesn't mean that their work is going to increase because we're going to do the payouts, and they can grow as far as they want because our network is also keeping growing.”