How Much Does FirstPromoter Cost in 2026?

FirstPromoter and Rewardful have converged on near-identical pricing ($49/$99/$149) with different competitive angles. FirstPromoter's advantage: broad payment processor support. If you use Chargebee, Recurly, LemonSqueezy, PayPal standalone, or custom billing systems, FirstPromoter works out of the box where Rewardful requires workarounds or isn't supported. Rewardful's advantage: deeper Stripe/Paddle integration (automatic metadata attribution). For most SaaS businesses on Stripe/Paddle, Rewardful is slightly cleaner. For anyone else, FirstPromoter wins. Starter at $49/month covers up to $5,000/month affiliate revenue (vs Rewardful's $7,500 — FirstPromoter's cap is $2,500 tighter), 1,000 affiliates maximum, 3 campaigns maximum. Unlimited team members across all tiers is unique — Rewardful caps at 2 on Starter. Business at $99/month matches Rewardful Growth: up to $15,000/month revenue, unlimited affiliates + campaigns, multi-tiered commissions (MLM-style sub-affiliate structures — Rewardful doesn't support these), webhooks/API. Enterprise starts at $149/month for revenue above $15,000/month. 'More Enterprise tiers available' means there are custom Enterprise+ tiers for very high-volume programs. The 14-day trial with no credit card required is a real evaluation window — Rewardful also offers 14 days. Where FirstPromoter wins: broadest payment processor support in category (Stripe + Paddle + Chargebee + Recurly + LemonSqueezy + PayPal + custom), multi-tiered commissions on Business tier (Rewardful doesn't support), unlimited team members across all plans. Where it loses: Starter's $5,000/month revenue cap is $2,500 tighter than Rewardful ($7,500), 1,000 affiliates + 3 campaigns on Starter caps active growth, brand recognition slightly smaller than Rewardful in US SaaS market.