LiftVectorEvery commission starts with a sale.
Use Stripe payment evidence to connect an affiliate to a sale. Review payment details, refunds and disputes without treating a click as proof of revenue.
Your partners bring the sales.
You keep the picture clear.
Affiliate commissions for Stripe businesses. Understand what’s owed, keep the history, and pay through your existing process.
- Built around Stripe sales
- Your invited affiliates
- Your payout process
A focused workspace.
Not another sprawling marketing suite.
You already know the partners you want to work with. Give their sales, commissions and payout records a place you can both understand.
The balance has a history. You should be able to read it.
Review commission statements and adjustments. Keep earlier entries visible when the facts change, so the current amount has a traceable explanation.
Your payment process. A record that stays with it.
Prepare and review a payout, send money through your existing process, then record the external payment. LiftVector does not transfer funds.
A clear view.
On both sides.
Merchants manage the program. Affiliates follow their own commissions and payout history. Each gets the view that belongs to them.
How affiliate access works- Campaign-specific participation
- Commission and payout history
- Access through a merchant invitation
A few things
worth knowing.
The practical details, before you start.
Does LiftVector send payouts?
No. You send money through your existing payment process. LiftVector helps you review what’s due and record the external payment and later adjustments.
What do I need to connect?
A Stripe account and an affiliate campaign. Website integration is a separate setup step: your checkout must carry the referral information into the payment record.
Can affiliates sign up on their own?
Affiliate access is invitation-only. Your merchant sends an invitation to join the campaign. Existing accounts can log in.
What happens when a sale is refunded?
LiftVector reconciles provider-backed payment changes with commission records, retaining the financial history rather than hiding earlier entries.
Make your commissions
easier to understand.
Your program. Your partners. A clearer record.