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Q: Is Tapfiliate's commission 30%?

No. Our page headlined "Earn 30% Commission" and repeated it in the badge and bullets, but the published rate for Tapfiliate's own affiliate programme is 20% recurring. We have corrected it.

Q: How long does the recurring commission last?

Up to six months per sign-up you refer — the detail our page never mentioned, and the one that changes the calculation. Compare it with the companies listed alongside: one pays 30% recurring with no six-month stop we could find, another pays a tiered rate for a year. On identical-looking descriptions, the actual duration ranges from six months to a year to indefinitely. A percentage without a duration is not a rate.

Q: When does a referral count as converted?

When the customer you referred pays for a subscription after a 14-day trial. A trial that lapses without converting pays nothing, and those fourteen days are dead time in the meantime.

Q: Is there a payout threshold?

Yes, $20. Your commission is processed once it reaches or exceeds that. On a small referred plan, a single conversion may not clear the threshold on its own — and money sitting below a payout threshold is money you are lending the platform for as long as it stays there.

Q: Why did this page say rewards are "determined by the Tapfiliate advertiser"?

Because it confused Tapfiliate's product with Tapfiliate's own affiliate programme. Tapfiliate sells software that other businesses use to run their affiliate programmes; in that context an "advertiser" is a Tapfiliate customer setting terms for its own affiliates. It has nothing to do with what Tapfiliate pays you for introducing a new customer. This confusion runs through every page in this category, and establishing which programme you are reading about is the single most useful habit to take from it.

Q: How do I compare offers like this fairly?

Convert every recurring offer into a total: what will this pay me, in full, over its stated life, on a realistic plan? Twenty per cent of a subscription for six months is at most 10% of that customer's first year, and less if they take time to convert. Doing that conversion makes the offers in this category comparable for the first time — and it is why our old "30%" was worse than useless, being both wrong and unbounded.

Q: Who can realistically earn this?

People with an audience of businesses. You are paid to introduce a company that will subscribe to affiliate-tracking software — an agency, a SaaS operator, an ecommerce consultant. For a general reader this is not an accessible offer, and the large-looking percentage exists precisely because the audience who can act on it is small.

Q: Does GiveRefer compete with Tapfiliate?

We are in the same market, and this cluster is where we say so most plainly. GiveRefer is a referral listing site; Tapfiliate sells affiliate-tracking software. Weigh what we say accordingly — and note that our own errors on this page, a headline rate that was too high and an answer describing the wrong programme entirely, are printed above rather than quietly removed.

Tapfiliate pays 20% recurring, not 30% — and the recurring part stops after six months

Tapfiliate is cloud-based affiliate-tracking software. Its own affiliate programme pays 20% recurring commission for up to six months per referred customer, with a $20 minimum payout.

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Tapfiliate's own affiliate programme pays 20% recurring commission — not the 30% our page claimed in its title, badge and bullets — and the recurring part runs for up to six months per referred sign-up. A conversion happens only when the referred customer pays for a subscription after a 14-day trial, and a $20 minimum payout threshold applies. Our page also answered "what are the rewards?" by describing what Tapfiliate's customers pay their own affiliates, which is a different programme entirely. The useful habit is to convert every recurring offer to a total over its stated life: 20% for six months is at most 10% of a first year. GiveRefer discloses that this is its own market.

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Check which programme you are reading about

Tapfiliate's own affiliate programme pays you 20%. The terms its customers set for their affiliates are a different thing entirely.

Note the six-month stop

20% recurring, for up to six months. A percentage without a duration is a fragment of a rate, not a rate.

Wait out the 14-day trial

A conversion occurs only when the referred customer pays for a subscription afterwards. Trials that lapse pay nothing.

Convert to a total before comparing

20% for six months is at most 10% of a first year. Do this for every recurring offer and this whole category becomes comparable.

Reward Details

Your Reward: No sign-up bonus. Our record correctly noted there is none; the value is on the referrer's side.
Referrer Reward: ⚠️ 20% recurring commission — not the 30% our page claimed — for up to six months per referred sign-up.
Minimum Purchase: The referred customer must pay for a subscription after a 14-day trial. A trial that never converts pays nothing.
Validity: ⚠️ The recurring commission runs for up to six months. Our page quoted a percentage with no duration attached, which is not a rate.
Available In: USA, UK, India, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Japan, China, Brazil, Italy, Spain, Mexico, South Korea, Russia, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Poland, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Cyprus, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, New Zealand, Greece, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, Qatar
Referral Limit: ⚠️ Our page said the limit is "set by the Tapfiliate advertiser" — that describes the software's customers setting terms for their own affiliates, not Tapfiliate's programme.
Payout Time: A $20 minimum payout threshold applies; commission is processed once it reaches or exceeds that. On a small plan, one conversion may not clear it alone.
Eligibility: Realistically aimed at people with an audience of businesses that would subscribe to affiliate-tracking software — agencies, SaaS operators, ecommerce consultants.

Why Choose Tapfiliate?

20%, not the 30% our page claimed

The figure appeared in the title, the badge and the bullets, and was wrong in all three.

The recurring part stops at six months

Neighbouring companies in this category run to a year or indefinitely. Identical wording, wildly different durations.

⚠️ Our page described the wrong programme

"The rewards are determined by the Tapfiliate advertiser" is about what Tapfiliate's customers pay their own affiliates — not what Tapfiliate pays you.

$20 threshold, and money below it is a loan

Commission processes once it reaches $20. On a small referred plan, one conversion may not clear that on its own.

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Our page said 30%, and then answered the question "what are the rewards?" by describing a completely different programme — the one Tapfiliate's customers run using its software.

**Two corrections, and the second one matters more than the first.**

**The rate is 20%, not 30%.** Our page headlined **"Earn 30% Commission"** and repeated it in the badge and the bullets. **The published figure for Tapfiliate's own affiliate programme is 20% recurring.**

**⚠️ And "recurring" here has a stop on it: up to six months of 20% recurring commission per sign-up you refer.** **That is the number our page never mentioned, and it changes the calculation entirely.**

**Do the comparison, because this cluster makes it easy.** **The company listed two places from this one pays 30% recurring with no six-month stop we could find; another pays a tiered rate for a year.** ✅ **On identical-looking descriptions — "recurring commission on referred customers" — the actual duration ranges from six months to a year to indefinitely.** ⚠️ **A percentage without a duration is not a rate. It is a fragment of one**, and a reader comparing "20%" against "30%" without knowing the terms is not comparing anything at all.

**The mechanics, stated plainly.** A conversion occurs **when the customer you referred pays for a subscription after a 14-day trial** — **so a trial that never converts pays nothing**, and the fourteen days are dead time. **The minimum payout threshold is $20**, meaning your commission is processed once it reaches or exceeds that; ⚠️ **on a small referred plan, one conversion may not clear the threshold on its own**, and money below a threshold is money you are lending to the platform indefinitely.

**⚠️ Now the second correction, which is the reason this page exists.**

**Our old page answered "what are the rewards for referring someone to Tapfiliate?" with: "the rewards are determined by the Tapfiliate advertiser — the advertiser can set a fixed reward…"** ⚠️ **That describes a completely different thing.** **Tapfiliate sells software that OTHER businesses use to run THEIR affiliate programmes.** **In that context, the "advertiser" is a Tapfiliate customer setting terms for its own affiliates** — **it has nothing whatever to do with what Tapfiliate pays you for introducing a new customer to Tapfiliate.**

✅ **This confusion runs through every page in this category and is the single most useful thing to take from it. These companies have two "referral programmes":**
**• The product** — what their customers build with the software.
**• Their own affiliate programme** — what they pay you for bringing them a customer.
⚠️ **The numbers attached to the two are unrelated, and a listing that mixes them will quote you a figure that no one will ever pay you.** **Establish which one you are reading before you read any number in it.**

**Who this is realistically for.** **Same answer as the rest of the cluster: people with an audience of businesses.** **You are being paid to introduce a company that will subscribe to affiliate-tracking software** — an agency, a SaaS operator, an ecommerce consultant. ⚠️ **For a general reader this is not an accessible offer, and the large-looking percentage is precisely because the audience is small.**

**The honest way to size it.** ⚠️ **20% of a subscription for six months is, at most, 10% of that customer's first year** — and less than that if they take a while to convert. ✅ **Convert every recurring offer to "what will this pay me in total, over its stated life, on a realistic plan" before comparing it to anything.** **That single conversion makes the offers in this cluster comparable for the first time**, and it is the reason our old page's "30%" was worse than useless: **it was both wrong and unbounded.**

**⚠️ Disclosure.** **GiveRefer is a referral listing site. Tapfiliate sells affiliate-tracking software.** **We operate in the same market as the companies on this page, and you should weigh what we say accordingly.** ✅ **Our own error here — a headline rate that was too high, and an answer describing the wrong programme entirely — is printed above rather than removed.**