An ebook, a template pack, a Notion swipe file — no course platform, sometimes not even a full website, just a checkout link and a launch date. Sales arrive in spikes, and a good chunk of them come from other creators sharing the link, not from ads.
Qanary tracks that link, splits the commission, and pays it out — no membership platform or LMS required. A Stripe Payment Link is enough of a "site" to run the whole program on.
Stripe Payment Links or Stripe Checkout are the whole storefront — Qanary tracks the sale without a site to add a snippet to.
Coupon codes double as attribution, so a promoter's discount code is the tracking mechanism — nothing extra to hand out.
Private campaigns keep a launch-week rate for invited creators off your public affiliate page.
Tags and VIP rates let a creator who moves real volume on launch day earn above the standard rate.
The assets library hosts banners and launch copy for affiliates to grab — no shared folder to keep updated for every drop.
Export a payout batch through Wise or PayPal, and tax forms generate once a promoter crosses the reporting threshold.
Wire a Stripe Payment Link or Stripe Checkout page, create a campaign with a launch rate, and hand your JV list a link and a coupon code. Selling through Podia, ClickFunnels, or Systeme.io instead of a raw payment link? See the course creators use case — same mechanics, hosted-checkout recipes.
Metered on events, never on affiliate revenue — the numbers below are the whole price, not a starting point.
$0
5,000 events/mo
$49/mo
350,000 events/mo
$99/mo
700,000 events/mo
$299/mo
Unlimited events
Full feature-by-feature comparison on the pricing page.
No — a Stripe Payment Link is enough. Qanary tracks the referral and the sale without a site to install anything on.
No — a one-time sale is one meaningful event and one commission. Recurring rewards are there if you add a subscription product later, but nothing about one-off products is a worse fit.
Yes — private campaigns set an invite-only rate that never appears on your public affiliate page.
Export a payout batch — CSV or the API — and pay through Wise or PayPal once the launch window closes, whatever cadence suits a one-off drop.
Same program, different setup — see the course creators use case for the hosted-checkout recipes on those platforms.
One campaign, one coupon code, no platform to build around it.
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