Switch to Reditus: Your Affiliates Keep Their Links

Why SaaS companies migrate their affiliate programs

Affiliate program migration is more common than most people think. SaaS companies switch platforms when the current tool is too expensive, affiliate recruitment has stalled, or the platform lacks B2B SaaS-specific features.

In demo conversations, the most common triggers for migration are:

• Dissatisfaction with affiliate recruitment capabilities
• Lack of a marketplace or network
• High platform costs relative to results
• Missing features like in-app referral support or automated payouts

Reditus is built specifically for B2B SaaS, combining affiliate tracking, a curated marketplace, and in-app referrals in one platform.

Common platforms companies migrate from

From FirstPromoter

FirstPromoter is a popular starting point for SaaS affiliate programs, but companies often outgrow it when they need more active affiliate recruitment, a marketplace network, or in-app referral functionality. Expandi migrated from FirstPromoter to Reditus and went on to generate over $2 million in affiliate-driven revenue.

From Rewardful

Rewardful offers a straightforward Stripe-first affiliate setup, but teams that want to actively grow their affiliate channel, not just track it, often find they need more. Companies like involve.me and Insightful migrated from Rewardful to Reditus.

From PartnerStack

PartnerStack serves larger companies with mature partner ecosystems, but many B2B SaaS teams need a more focused setup. Reditus offers a focused, cost-efficient alternative with stronger B2B SaaS specialization and transparent pricing.

From custom-built solutions

Some companies build their own affiliate tracking internally, only to realize it takes ongoing developer time to maintain, lacks fraud detection, and cannot scale. Warmup Inbox switched from an internally built solution to Reditus and increased their affiliate revenue by 200% within 12 months.

How the migration works

Step 1: Share access to your current program

Share the login of your current affiliate program. Reditus exports your affiliates with their current links, referrals, paid referrals and commissions, then reviews the import sheet with you on a call. You approve what is migrated, and can leave inactive affiliates behind.

Step 2: Reditus imports your affiliates

Reditus creates your affiliates’ accounts with their existing links and imports their referrals, paid referrals and pending commissions, so future payments on those referrals still create commissions.

Step 3: Install tracking

Add the Reditus tracking script and the signup snippet; a typical technical installation takes under 30 minutes. Once it is in, Reditus takes over tracking your affiliates’ existing links, so they do not have to change them.

Step 4: Notify your affiliates

Tell your affiliates the program has moved (the help center has email templates). They keep their links, reset their password and see all their migrated data.

Step 5: Complete the cutover

Connect Stripe at the start of a month, so no commission is paid twice. Both systems run side by side for the old program’s cookie window (30 days typically, sometimes 60), then you switch off the old platform.

What happens after migration

Companies that migrate to Reditus get three things:

1. Faster affiliate recruitment: With a marketplace listing (Scale Up or Enterprise), your program is in front of affiliates who are already looking for SaaS products to promote.
2. Lower operational overhead: Automated payouts and built-in fraud detection reduce manual work and risk.
3. A second growth channel: The in-app referral program activates existing users as an additional growth channel on top of external affiliates.

Insightful tripled its monthly affiliate revenue in under 18 months after migrating from Rewardful. Warmup Inbox tripled its affiliate revenue (a 200% increase) in 12 months after replacing its in-house affiliate tooling. These are illustrations, not guarantees: results depend on your product and how you run the program.