Reditus

Reditus is built with a narrow but powerful focus: helping B2B SaaS companies scale via performance-based partner marketing. Instead of a generic affiliate tool, Reditus provides:

An in-app referral program so you can embed referral links directly inside your SaaS application, letting current users refer other paying customers with minimal friction.

A curated affiliate network tailored to B2B SaaS, where affiliates are vetted, data-driven, and already experienced in promoting business software.

Tools to recruit affiliates: you can filter and recruit partners based on audience type (blogger, agency, publisher), previous affiliate performance, and how well they match your ICP.

Conversion tracking via a script + snippet + payment integration (Stripe, Paddle, or API), so Reditus can attribute referred signups or paid conversions.

Multiple affiliate tiers, fraud detection, and a UI for both SaaS companies and affiliates to manage earnings and performance.

Payouts: for higher tiers, Reditus handles automated affiliate payouts, including compliance.

Migration support: if you’re using another affiliate/referral tool (like FirstPromoter), Reditus offers free migration to bring over your affiliates, links, and tracking.

Reditus is entirely performance-based: you pay based on the MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) generated by referred or referred-via-affiliate customers.

💰 Pricing Overview

Reditus has multiple plans based on how much MRR you expect to generate via your referral + affiliate program:

Free Plan: $0 / month — supports in-app referral program, unlimited advocates, fraud detection, data export, and basic integrations.

Startup Plan: $79/month (or discounted to $47 if billed annually) — includes affiliate program features, up to ~1,000 affiliates, multiple tiers, API access, Stripe coupon tracking, and installation support.

Growth Plan: $299/month (or $179 annually) — adds unlimited affiliates, listing in Reditus Marketplace, automated payouts, and migration support.

Scale-Up Plan: $499/month (or $299 annually) — includes advanced affiliate recruitment (AI-driven), a dedicated account manager, priority support, and roadmap access.

Enterprise: Custom pricing — for SaaS companies with larger or more complex affiliate / referral needs.

⭐ Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

Laser-focused on B2B SaaS, which means affiliates are more relevant, and commissions tend to be higher and recurring.

Combines referral + affiliate programs in one dashboard — very clean and unified.

Vetted affiliate network: helps you find real, high-quality SaaS affiliates instead of cold outreach.

Automated and recurring payouts help reduce manual payout work.

Transparent tracking, fraud detection, and privacy-friendly (uses UID tracking rather than just email).

Easy to get started: in-app referral program can be launched quickly (some say in under 1 hour).

Migration support: helps you move from other tools without losing affiliate data.

Good trust score: Reditus has a 4.0/5 on Trustpilot.

❌ Cons

Only works for B2B SaaS: not designed for e-commerce, B2C, or non-SaaS businesses.

To get full benefit (affiliate network + recruiting), you likely need to be on Growth or Scale-Up plan, which is more expensive.

Requires a bit of setup: tracking script, conversion snippet, and integration with Stripe/Paddle/API.

Affiliates are paid over time (recurring), so ROI for affiliates builds slowly; high-performer affiliates may expect long-term rewards.

Competitive tiering: to offer very attractive commission structures or recruit top-tier affiliates, you may need to negotiate or be on the higher plan.

🎯 Recommendation

Best for: B2B SaaS companies (especially product-led or self-serve) that want to leverage both their existing user base (referral) and external affiliate partners.

Great for: SaaS businesses that already have paying users or a proven product-market fit — affiliate marketing will convert better when there’s value to promote.

Less ideal for: Very early-stage SaaS without paying users, or non-SaaS businesses that do not align with Reditus’s model.