impact.com Partnerships vs Numok

impact.com Partnerships is a web and API platform that brings affiliate, creator, and referral programs into one partnership workflow. It covers discovery and recruitment, contracting and payment, tracking, engagement, protection, monitoring, and optimization. Starter includes automated partner recommendations, plugin integrations with Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, AdobeCommerce, and Squarespace, plus basic tracking with 40+ reports. Essentials adds a Partner Marketplace with 90,000 partners, unlimited contract templates, event tracking, and multi-domain programs. Pro adds cross-device tracking across mobile and web properties, API-based tracking, Data Lab for custom reports and dashboards, and dedicated customer support. Enterprise adds attribution risk protection, fraud scoring, forecasting, anomaly detection reports, and advanced tracking. Listed prices are $30 a month for Starter, $500 a month for Essentials, and $2,500 a month for Pro; Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales. The pricing page also states a one-time setup fee and a 2.5% transaction fee on partner-driven sales.

Numok is an open-source affiliate platform that connects to Stripe to track sales, calculate commissions, and queue payouts. Its reporting includes conversion rates, revenue by affiliate, and click-to-sale timelines. Affiliates get tracking links, an earnings dashboard, and payout history. The site says an affiliate program can be launched in under 15 minutes, and an admin dashboard and affiliate portal demo can be viewed without signup using live data. The free plan is self-hosted and includes the full source code for customization; the listed Open Source plan has unlimited affiliates and no per-seat fees, though no plan price is stated. Numok runs on the web or on your own servers. Installation calls for PHP 8.1 or higher, MySQL 5.7 or higher, Apache or Nginx, Composer, an SSL certificate, and a Stripe account. Setup also requires configuring Stripe webhook events. Its security checklist recommends HTTPS, secure file permissions, changing default database credentials, and using a server firewall. Bug reports and feature requests go through GitHub Issues.