TinyAffiliate is a lightweight affiliate program platform built for SaaS founders who want to start small and stay in control. Create your program once, publish a hosted affiliate signup link on your site, and let affiliates join themselves. You get notifications, manually approve or reject applications, and track clicks plus Stripe-first attributed revenue in one dashboard. Affiliates get a portal with a deep link generator (so they can link directly to pricing, signup, or specific use cases). When you’re ready, export payout CSVs. TinyAffiliate does not send payouts — founders pay affiliates manually while TinyAffiliate provides tracking and exports.
• Hosted affiliate signup page (one link to publish)
• Affiliate portal:
• signup + portal access
• deep link generator
• visibility into clicks, sales, earnings
• Approvals + notifications:
• new affiliate signup alerts
• approve/deny applications
• Deep links that convert:
• link directly to pricing, signup, or specific use-cases (not only homepage)
• short links (and QR codes if needed)
• Clear attribution + payout exports:
• last-click revenue attribution (Stripe-first)
• CSV exports for payouts
• note: TinyAffiliate does not send payouts — founders pay affiliates manually; TinyAffiliate provides tracking and exports
• Free tool: competitor affiliate scanner (“find competitors’ affiliates”)
• Launch an affiliate/referral program for SaaS without building it in-house;
• Provide a lightweight affiliate portal: links, clicks, sales, commissions, and basic assets
• Enable high-converting deep links (pricing, signup, specific landing pages) with quick link generation
• Manual payouts are fine, but you need clean tracking + CSV exports for payout processing
• Approval-based programs: applications approve/deny + signup/admin notifications
• Founder-led affiliate programs (roughly 20–500 partners) that need “Stripe-first” attribution and low ops overhead

Hey everyone! I’m Dmitrii, the maker behind TinyAffiliate. The idea came from a simple pain: launching an affiliate program for SaaS shouldn’t require weeks of engineering, messy spreadsheets, or joining a big network you don’t control. I wanted the fastest path from “we should try affiliates” to “partners can sign up, get links, and we can track sales and pay them.” TinyAffiliate is built for founder-led teams: a hosted signup page, an affiliate portal with deep link generation, clear click/sale/commission visibility, approval workflows + notifications, and CSV exports for payouts. If you’re running your SaaS product and want to test affiliates quickly, I’d love your feedback!

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I like this because it feels built by someone who actually understands early SaaS. Most founders do not need a huge affiliate platform with endless complexity. They need something simple that works, gives clear tracking, supports deep links, and does not create extra operational mess. The manual payout approach also makes sense for smaller teams that want control before scaling. This feels practical, focused, and much more realistic than overbuilt alternatives.

Love the "start small" philosophy here. Most affiliate platforms are overkill for early-stage SaaS — you don't need enterprise features when you have 10 affiliates. The deep link generator is smart too, letting affiliates link to specific pages instead of just the homepage should improve conversion rates significantly. The manual payout approach is actually a feature, not a limitation — keeps founders in control of cash flow.
Smart to keep it lightweight and founder-controlled — most affiliate platforms are overkill for early-stage SaaS. The Stripe-first attribution and manual approval flow make sense for small teams that want visibility without losing control. The deep link generator for affiliates is a nice detail — lets them link directly to use cases instead of just the homepage.
The free competitor affiliate scanner is a clever acquisition play, founders searching "does [competitor] have an affiliate program" are exactly the people who'd want to launch their own. That's high-intent organic traffic you can capture with a single tool page. Have you considered building out a public directory of SaaS affiliate programs with commission rates, cookie durations, and payout terms? That kind of searchable content would rank well and position TinyAffiliate as the go-to resource in the space, not just a tool.

Hey everyone! I’m Dmitrii, the maker behind TinyAffiliate. The idea came from a simple pain: launching an affiliate program for SaaS shouldn’t require weeks of engineering, messy spreadsheets, or joining a big network you don’t control. I wanted the fastest path from “we should try affiliates” to “partners can sign up, get links, and we can track sales and pay them.” TinyAffiliate is built for founder-led teams: a hosted signup page, an affiliate portal with deep link generation, clear click/sale/commission visibility, approval workflows + notifications, and CSV exports for payouts. If you’re running your SaaS product and want to test affiliates quickly, I’d love your feedback!

In the game BitLife, your character and name are chosen at random, and you are supposed to make the most of your new life. https://bitlife-game.io
I like this because it feels built by someone who actually understands early SaaS. Most founders do not need a huge affiliate platform with endless complexity. They need something simple that works, gives clear tracking, supports deep links, and does not create extra operational mess. The manual payout approach also makes sense for smaller teams that want control before scaling. This feels practical, focused, and much more realistic than overbuilt alternatives.

Love the "start small" philosophy here. Most affiliate platforms are overkill for early-stage SaaS — you don't need enterprise features when you have 10 affiliates. The deep link generator is smart too, letting affiliates link to specific pages instead of just the homepage should improve conversion rates significantly. The manual payout approach is actually a feature, not a limitation — keeps founders in control of cash flow.
Smart to keep it lightweight and founder-controlled — most affiliate platforms are overkill for early-stage SaaS. The Stripe-first attribution and manual approval flow make sense for small teams that want visibility without losing control. The deep link generator for affiliates is a nice detail — lets them link directly to use cases instead of just the homepage.
The free competitor affiliate scanner is a clever acquisition play, founders searching "does [competitor] have an affiliate program" are exactly the people who'd want to launch their own. That's high-intent organic traffic you can capture with a single tool page. Have you considered building out a public directory of SaaS affiliate programs with commission rates, cookie durations, and payout terms? That kind of searchable content would rank well and position TinyAffiliate as the go-to resource in the space, not just a tool.
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