Refersion

Ecommerce affiliate and influencer software with first party tracking and coupon attribution for Shopify and WooCommerce stores.

Source-based profile. Official sources checked 9 Oct 2026. No hands-on score assigned.

Where it fits

Editorial opinion

Refersion is oriented around ecommerce affiliate programs. Launch is approachable for early programs, but the 3% fee on affiliate-driven sales grows with performance; Growth lowers that fee to 2% while increasing the fixed monthly commitment. Model both charges before deciding, and do not confuse the free Marketplace Listing with a working tracking plan.

Consider it for

Shopify, WooCommerce and other ecommerce brands wanting an affiliate marketplace listing, influencer recruitment channels and commission tracking tied to store sales.

Check before choosing

SaaS merchants wanting a purely flat subscription cost, or buyers assuming the free Marketplace Listing includes affiliate tracking and payouts.

Key facts

6 of 6 facts documented in official sources

Free plan or trial

Documented

A free Refersion Marketplace listing lets affiliates find and apply to a published percent-of-sale offer. It does not include operational referral tracking, commission administration or payouts. Those require a paid plan.

Commissions

Documented

Launch supports percentage-of-sale and subscription commissions. Growth adds advanced commission models such as product-level, flat, variable subscription tenure and new-versus-returning customer rewards. Additional rate types depend on the selected tier.

Tracking method

Documented

First-party tracking, affiliate links and coupons are documented. Growth adds advanced attribution by SKU and customer email. 'Unlimited' conversions/affiliates do not mean unlimited costs because affiliate-driven sales fees still apply.

Payouts

Documented

PayPal-based one-click payouts are advertised on Launch; options listed across the platform include Trolley, manual payments and gift cards. Provider availability, payout automation and costs vary by plan and payout method.

Integrations

Partly documented

Vendor-supported ecommerce platforms include Shopify/Shopify Plus, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Magento. Documentation also lists Stripe and Chargebee, alongside Klaviyo, Mailchimp and Zapier. Stripe/Chargebee may require code-widget implementation; native Paddle Billing support is not verified.

API and webhooks

Documented

Developer API access and advanced third-party integrations are documented on Growth and higher. Do not assume API access on Launch.

Pricing and limits

Paid entry, monthly billing$39/month

Launch: $39/month paid monthly plus 3% of affiliate-driven sales; $29/month equivalent with annual billing. Free Marketplace Listing is not a tracking plan.

Launch: $39/month on monthly billing ($29/month equivalent billed annually) plus 3% of affiliate-driven sales; unlimited affiliates, clicks and conversions with first-party tracking and basic percentage-of-sale/subscription commissions. Growth: $199/month on monthly billing ($159/month equivalent annually) plus 2% of affiliate-driven sales; advanced SKU/customer-email tracking, flexible commission structures, API access, marketing integrations and multi-store management. Scale: request a quote; high-volume plans use a flat subscription arrangement per vendor. Confirm exact annual invoice and any provider fees.

Pricing checked 9 Oct 2026. Prices exclude tax and may vary by region. Commission fees and payout costs are listed separately.

Sources and evidence

Official sources checked 9 Oct 2026. Claims without a supporting source stay unverified.

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