Close the loop between creator content and revenue
Reach and engagement start conversations. Revenue ends debates.
Three Platforms. One Attribution Model.
None of these are live yet. Here's why brands on each platform need creator sales attribution, and what we're planning to build.
WooCommerce
The most popular WordPress e-commerce plugin, powering millions of independent stores. Brands running WooCommerce need the same creator-to-sale visibility Shopify brands already have — without stitching together spreadsheets and coupon codes by hand.
Wix
Wix powers a huge base of small and mid-sized stores built by non-technical founders. As more of them run creator and affiliate programs, they need attribution that's as easy to set up as the rest of Wix — not a developer project.
Magento
Magento (Adobe Commerce) is the backbone for many larger, high-SKU retailers. These brands run bigger affiliate and creator programs and need enterprise-grade sales attribution that matches the scale of their catalog.
Why this matters
- Trackable affiliate links and unique discount codes generated per creator
- Orders, revenue and code redemptions synced automatically from your store
- Every sale attributed to the creator and campaign that drove it
- Revenue reporting sits beside engagement metrics in the same dashboard
Selling on WooCommerce, Wix, or Magento?
Tell us which platform you're on and we'll let you know as soon as creator sales attribution is ready for it.