One affiliate engine.
Four different ways to launch it.
Most affiliate software assumes a classic SaaS with a dev team on call. Plenty of the businesses running on Stripe today don't look like that anymore — they're a course sold through Podia, an app a founder prompted into existence on Lovable, or a product built entirely in Bubble.
Qanary tracks, pays, and protects the same program either way. Pick the shape closest to yours below for the setup path, the fraud edge cases, and the payout mechanics that actually apply to you.
- Same features, same pricing, whichever fits
- One script tag or one agent prompt, not a dev project
- Metered on events, never on what the program earns you
Same engine. Different launch path.
SaaS on Stripe or Paddle
A classic subscription product with a churn curve and a trial. Turn paying customers into a referral channel without giving up a slice of every renewal.
Micro-SaaS & solo founders
A handful of customers, no team, and no time to babysit a dashboard. A program that runs unattended, on a plan that's free until it earns.
Apps built by prompting an AI
Lovable, Replit, Base44, or Bolt.new shipped the app in an afternoon. Ship the affiliate program the same way — same chat window, same agent.
No-code apps & websites
Bubble, Webflow, Softr, Carrd, or WordPress, with no backend of your own. One script tag does the tracking; Qanary runs the rest.
Courses, cohorts & membership sites
Podia, ClickFunnels, Systeme.io, MemberStack, or Outseta. Pay affiliates and JV partners like the sales channel they actually are — 1099s included.
Infopreneurs & digital products
Ebooks, templates, and downloads sold off a Stripe Payment Link — no course platform required. Coupon codes double as launch-week attribution.
The setup changes. The pricing math doesn't.
Whichever page fits, the mechanics underneath are identical: Qanary meters a bot-filtered click or a new conversion, never a percentage of what your affiliates bring in. Core is $49/mo with 350,000 events included, whether that traffic comes through a Stripe webhook, a Bubble page load, or a Podia checkout.
Fair questions.
What if my product spans more than one of these?
Common — a Bubble app billing through Stripe, or a course platform bolted onto a marketing site built in Webflow. Read whichever page covers the trickiest part of your setup; the underlying program is the same one either way.
Do these use cases cost more or unlock different features?
No. Every plan, including Free, ships the same portal, fraud checks, private campaigns, tags, payouts, and API — these pages are setup guidance, not separate products or tiers.
My platform isn't listed on any of these pages.
The integrations page covers 16 no-code and AI-builder platforms plus a documented REST API and signed webhooks for anything custom — most script-tag platforms are close enough to adapt from the nearest recipe.
Is a partner marketplace or reseller program one of these use cases?
No — Qanary is built for running your own affiliate and referral program on your own billing stack. If you need partner discovery, managed onboarding, or a reseller program track, an enterprise platform like PartnerStack or impact.com is the better fit. See the alternatives hub for that comparison.
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Same program, same pricing — just the launch path that matches how you actually built the thing.
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