A subscription business already has the ingredients for a referral engine: users who chose to pay, a churn curve to improve, and a checkout Qanary can read directly. The part most affiliate software gets wrong is pricing — tying your bill to the revenue the program brings in.
Qanary connects Stripe in one click, meters bot-filtered clicks and conversions instead of MRR, and stays flat whether your best affiliate sends you three customers a month or three hundred.
Reward affiliates on the first payment, every renewal, or both — automatic rewards run against the same Stripe subscription events you already have.
Fraud checks run before a commission accrues, so self-referrals and disposable trial accounts get caught before they cost you a payout.
Tags and VIP rates let your top customer-turned-affiliate earn more than someone who dropped one link once, without a separate program to run.
Private campaigns keep an invite-only affiliate rate out of your public pricing page — useful for design partners and early champions.
1099s and tax forms come out the other end when a customer-affiliate crosses the US reporting threshold — no separate contractor system to bolt on.
Ship the program on the Free plan — 5,000 events a month, full tracking — before committing budget to a channel that might not work yet.
Connect your Stripe account, create a campaign with a commission rate, and invite
your existing customers to a branded portal. If you'd rather not click through it
by hand, point an AI agent at llms.txt and it
wires the tracking snippet and checkout for you — see the AI-built apps
use case if that's how you shipped the product in the first place. Billing on
Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, or Polar today still works through the REST API
while native connections roll out.
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. Qanary meters meaningful events — a bot-filtered click or a new conversion — and never looks at what your subscribers pay. Core is $49/mo with 350,000 events included, whatever your affiliates earn you.
Fraud checks flag suspicious patterns — same card, same device, same IP as the referring account — before a commission is owed, with a review queue for anything borderline.
Yes — campaigns and tags let you set different reward rules by plan, cohort, or individual affiliate.
Recurring rewards stop when the underlying subscription does — Qanary reads the live Stripe subscription state, so there's no manual reconciliation to run each month.
The mechanics are identical; the connection method is what changes. Stripe is native today, and the other three route through the REST API and webhooks until native support ships — see the integrations page for the current status.
Connect Stripe, invite your first customers, see if the channel works before you pay for it.
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