Introducing RewardsWP: Drive More Sales with a Refer-a-Friend Program

AffiliateWP users asked for an easy way to let customers refer friends. So we built RewardsWP — a referral marketing plugin that works seamlessly on its own or alongside AffiliateWP.

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Try a live demo of AffiliateWP

Last updated on by Andrew Munro
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Sorry, we’ve disabled our online demo. Read why.

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Andrew Munro founded AffiliateWP in early 2014. His trusty treadmill desk allows him to write code at an incredible 3 mph, making him the fastest developer around.

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12 comments on “Try a live demo of AffiliateWP”

  1. Just tried the demo. Looks really awesome! One quick question, do you have a general idea of when Recurring Referrals & PayPal Adaptive Payments might be coming out? I’m in the process of building a membership site on Girls Gone Sporty and will be using Restrict Content Pro and charging a monthly fee.

    As soon as Recurring Referrals and Paypal Adaptive Payments are released I’ll definitely get the Developer License.

    Keep up the amazing work!

    Lance

    Reply

  2. Live demo is not working. I’d like to send a potential client to the site, but not having the live demo working doesn’t help make the sale.

    Reply

    1. Hey Andrew,

      We’re aware of it and are working on it. We’re just waiting for a response from our hosting company on the issue that’s causing it.

      Reply

  3. Is there any report where I can see the income by affiliates? I would like to see how much revenue is thanks to affiliates, and be able to break it down on an affiliate basis.

    The idea would be being able to know how much money I’m doing thanks to affiliates. Now I can se how much THEY are doing, and how much I’ve paid them, but not how much I’m doing thanks to them.

    Thanks!

    Reply
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