Q: Up to $5000 $15,000 Generate revenue from affiliates/ per month
I'm trying to understand why is this a factor and what does it matter what amount the affiliates generates have to do with anything?
What happens if the generated sales surpasses their threshold?
Please elaborate on the logic regarding the limitations.
Ayo_PushLapGrowth
May 29, 2025A: Hey,
The logic behind revenue limits per tier is very simple. The more value you derive from using the software (in terms of the amount of revenue you generate on a monthly basis), the higher costs it will be.
It's an affiliate software, the amount of money a user generates from their affiliate program directly dictates how much value they've derived from it.
This is very standard. An alternative would be to charge a percentage on revenue (like many others in the space).
If sales surpasses the threshold we simply stop tracking for that month and notify the user.
Best regards
Brad-TransformationBaySo what happens when you stop tracking the revenue? Does the vendor lose those commissions? Do the affiliate lose those commissions they've earned? Sure, you "notify the user" but what happens to the commissions and sales that exceed the limit? VERY UNCLEAR!
I'm just starting out and I have NO idea what kind of response I'll get from the market for my product. This limitation is a deal breaker!
Hey,
To reiterate, when the limit is exceeded we stop tracking new referrals for the affiliate programs for that month, when the month is over the limits reset. The referrals and revenue generated before the limit is hit is not lost, you can still pay them out to the affiliates via the dashboard.
For example, if your monthly limit is $5,000 and you have an affiliate that has referred 10 customers that have paid $500 each, it means and it's only the 20th of the month, it means you've reached the usage limit for that month, and you will be notified in advance to upgrade if you're approaching that limit, it'll also show on the affiliate portal that the monthly limit is reached
It means if the affiliate refers an 11th customer that makes a payment, we won't track that payment. Or if any of the 10 customers referred make a new payment, we won't track it.
If you're new to affiliate programs, i'd recommend reading https://growann.com it's a great blog. In my opinion this is a great deal, and i would kindly disagree that making $5,000 per month as a limit from a software that cost $59 for a lifetime is a dealbreaker. It's the best deal i've seen in a while in the category (for the amount of features offered)
Moreover, on tier 6 and above, the revenue limit is unlimited
Say I purchase Tier 1. My affiliates sell $7000 of the product. You track sales up to $5000, "and then stop tracking new referrals." There appear to be $2000 worth of referrals that are sold but "not tracked." What happens to those $2000 in referrals? If I (the vendor) don't get those sales, or if the affiliates don't get commission I (and they) would be EXTREMELY UPSET! What Happens with the $2K?
Hey Brad, this is how limits work in any SaaS product, if you're anticipating you will make more sales, you simply buy a higher limit (and we also send early warnings). I'm not sure i have any other way to explain this.
Also we are not a payment processor, so a vendor wouldn't lose their sales. We're simply a referral tracking software and you already have to have a payment processor and a site where you sell your product before using Push Lap Growth. The money doesn't flow through us, we only track and report how much in commissions need to be paid for each nuanced scenario.
To reiterate, i would recommend reading the blog i shared earlier as it contains a lot of information on how referral softwares work.
...so the vendor wouldn't lose the sale - BUT THE AFFILATE WOULD LOSE THE COMMISSION because you stopped tracking it? THAT is even worse! It will destroy the affiliate's trust in the vendor!
Other SAAS vendors charge a % for service & do NOT have a UNIT limit. I would MUCH rather pay a percentage than have my business reputation destroyed when you stop tracking the affiliate commission!
That's not accurate, many other referral softwares do in fact have a monthly revenue limit (and neither of them, as far as i'm aware, have a lifetime plan).
However i get your position and completely understand Push Lap Growth is not a great fit for you, wishing you the best for your business and hope you find a better alternative 🙏🏽
You can "fix" this problem easily by charging a % whenever the vendor exceeds the tracking level. THAT would satisfy the need for tracking the affiliate sales, not destroy the vendor's reputation, AND put more money in your pocket, which seems to be your primary concern. Charge a % rate of sales from the date where the limit is exceeded until the monthly limit date is completed. Then reset.
Thank you for the suggestion, it's well appreciated. The insult wasn't necessary but i hope you have a great rest of your day
We all want to put more money into our pockets, that's why we're in business. It's only when that desire exceeds the desire to serve the customer with a good product at a fair price, or when deception and/or incomplete information is promoted around "problematic" "features" that it becomes an issue for the buyer.
Some SAAS co's do charge a %, but maybe not other Affiliate Commission SAAS co's.