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LinkJolt Pricing: Which Plan Fits a SaaS With a Handful of Affiliates?

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Prices and features checked against official pages: October 2026.

Quick Answer

LinkJolt’s entry plan is built for a small test: 10 active affiliates and up to $5,000 of affiliate-driven sales a month. Move to Professional when you need more affiliates, custom reward structures or automatic approval. Ultimate adds a custom-domain portal and larger limits. Annual billing is about 30% cheaper on Starter, Professional and Ultimate; Scale is 20% cheaper.

Start with LinkJolt’s 7-day free trial

For a closer look at the product itself, see our LinkJolt review.

What does each LinkJolt plan cost?

Plan Monthly billing Annual billing (per month) Affiliate-driven sales / month Active affiliates
Starter $19.99 $13.99 Up to $5,000 10
Professional $39.99 $27.99 Up to $25,000 Unlimited
Ultimate $99 $69 Up to $50,000 Unlimited

A fourth tier, Scale, is listed at $199.20 per month billed annually with unlimited tracked sales and a struck-through $249 monthly rate. The pricing page lists only unlimited tracked sales for Scale and does not state its other limits or features, so confirm them with LinkJolt.

See LinkJolt pricing

Which plan fits which situation?

Your situation Plan to look at first
Testing with a few affiliates and under $5,000 of affiliate sales a month Starter
More than 10 affiliates, custom reward structures, or automatic approval Professional
Affiliate portal on your own domain, badge removal, 20 staff seats Ultimate
Affiliate sales above $50,000 a month Scale (other limits not stated on the pricing page)

What do the limits mean in practice?

  • Sales limit: counts affiliate-driven sales only, so a small program may stay under the cap for a long time.
  • Campaigns: Starter allows 5, the others unlimited.
  • Analytics history: 3 months on Starter and 12 months on Professional and Ultimate.
  • Support: email on Starter; priority chat and email on Professional and Ultimate.

What is the same on every plan?

The page lists 0% transaction fees, Stripe payout integration and bulk payouts on all plans. The 0% is LinkJolt’s fee; your payment processor’s fees still apply. The trial lasts 7 days.

Cost and fit: how to avoid overpaying

Pay monthly while you test, then switch to annual billing once the program is stable, because the annual price is about 30% lower on Starter, Professional and Ultimate; Scale is 20% lower. Upgrade when you hit a limit, not before.

When is this not the right fit?

If you expect many affiliates from day one and want that included in the entry price, compare tools that advertise unlimited affiliates on all plans, such as Rewardful. If you only need a handful of referral links, a manual process may be enough.

FAQ

Is there a free plan?

The page shows a 7-day free trial, not a free plan.

How much does annual billing save?

The shown prices work out to about 30% savings on Starter, Professional and Ultimate; Scale is $249 monthly versus $199.20 annually, or 20% savings.

What happens if I pass the sales limit?

Not stated on the pricing table. Ask LinkJolt before you approach the limit.

Which plan has custom commission structures?

Professional and Ultimate. Starter does not list them.

Summary

Begin on Starter if you are testing, move up when a limit blocks you, and consider annual billing only after the program proves itself.

Start with LinkJolt’s 7-day free trial

This article is general information, not a guarantee of results. Plans, prices and features change, so confirm them on the official pages before you decide.

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