Bubble, Webflow, Softr, Carrd, and WordPress builders rarely come with a backend you can wire an affiliate system into — there's no server to add middleware to, just a page and whatever script tags it'll let you paste.
That's the whole install: one script tag in your builder's custom code panel. Qanary hosts the portal, runs the fraud checks, and handles payouts — nothing else lives in your app.
?via= links keep working after you switchThe branded affiliate portal runs on Qanary's infrastructure — nothing to model in Bubble's data editor or Webflow's CMS.
Per-campaign links and coupon codes attribute automatically from the snippet — no workflow to build in your builder's visual editor.
Bot filtering and a review queue catch abuse before a commission accrues, without you writing a single validation rule.
Export a batch and pay through Wise or PayPal — no payment infrastructure to add to a no-code app that likely doesn't have any.
The assets library gives affiliates banners and copy to pull from directly — nothing you have to host on your own site.
If your builder supports API calls — Bubble's API Connector, for instance — the REST API covers anything beyond what the snippet handles.
Paste the tracking snippet into your platform's custom code panel — the same shape
on every builder — and keep whatever ?via= links you've already
shared. Dedicated recipes exist for
Bubble, Webflow,
Framer, Carrd,
Softr, and WordPress
on the integrations page — if yours isn't listed, the
Webflow or Carrd recipe is close enough to adapt for anything that takes custom
HTML.
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. The snippet handles tracking client-side, and the portal, payouts, and fraud checks are all hosted by Qanary — nothing to model in your builder's data layer.
If it lets you paste custom HTML or JavaScript anywhere on the page, the Webflow or Carrd recipe is a close enough template — the snippet itself doesn't change per platform.
Yes — Qanary reads the same ?via= link parameter most tools use,
so links your affiliates already have out in the world keep attributing once the
snippet is live.
Export a payout batch — CSV or the API — and pay through Wise or PayPal, the same way you'd pay anyone else. No payment processing needs to live in your no-code app.
Then you're covered from both sides: Stripe connects natively for the billing event, and the platform recipe handles the on-page tracking. See the SaaS use case for the billing side.
No plugin marketplace, no developer to hire — ten minutes and you're tracking.
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