A destination worth sharing.
Give sellers a branded space they can promote through their own audience, affiliate links and QR codes.
Turn your affiliate program into a network of sellers with their own branded storefronts, marketing tools and customer follow-ups—all inside your website.
Built for WordPress + WooCommerce. One connected store. No separate affiliate app required.
The storefront belongs to the seller’s identity. The products, checkout and business rules stay with your store. Explore the journey below.
Applicants provide contact details, their brand, social profiles and payout preferences. The owner reviews the application, approves access and sets the commission rate, discount allowance and tool permissions.
A name, logo, social presence and curated selection.
Approval, commissions, discounts and publication.
The store collects customer payments and fulfills orders.
Manage the operation in clearly separated sections. Set the boundaries once, then give each approved partner the tools they are allowed to use.
Review the person, brand and contact details before granting access to your program.
Application pending review. Contact details, social profiles and private payout preferences are provided to the store owner.
Approving an affiliate does not automatically publish their storefront. Publication is a separate review.
Review profile details, program access, commission rate, discount ceiling, storefront revisions, attributed orders, coupons, earnings, payout preferences, email permissions and follow-ups in a single partner record with separate sections.
Send a recorded message, advice or warning to an affiliate. Add a discretionary bonus that appears separately in their earnings and can be included in a manual payout.
Distinguish Draft, Under review and Published. Review a seller’s storefront before publishing an approved revision. The public storefront identifies your store as the merchant partner.
Control the affiliate’s coupon allowance and enabled tools. Email campaigns follow store permissions and review rules. Each partner sees only the customer and order information assigned to their account.
For influencers, coaches, consultants and community builders: a recognizable presence inside your website, backed by the tools to build customer relationships.
Choose products from the store catalog. Add your brand, photos, social links, videos and a promotional banner. Submit your storefront for the owner’s review.
Branding, selected products, social links, videos and journal posts.
A storefront that carries the seller’s personality and clearly names the business behind the products. Try changing the fictional example.
The owner approves publication. Products and checkout remain part of the store.
A few essentials I love sharing with my community.
Shop my selection ↓The customer explores the product in the store, with a clear route back to the seller’s selection.
Demo only. No order or payment is created.
Brand name, personal introduction, profile photo, logo, cover image, selected products, social links, contact information, YouTube videos, an approved promotional banner and compact journal posts. Content follows the store’s publication review.
A contextual “Back to [partner brand] homepage” link on native product pages leads back to the originating affiliate storefront. The customer can continue exploring that seller’s recommendations.
Sales Follow-Up Hub helps partners remember who to reconnect with and when. A clear next step, instead of a customer lost in an order list.
See new purchase and completed-order notifications. Add a reminder to an eligible completed order, keep a private note and plan the next customer conversation.
Demonstration only. Reminders appear in the affiliate workspace; no customer message is sent automatically.
Partners can view their assigned orders and available tracking information from the store’s supported ShipStation/WooCommerce integration. They can help customers locate shipment details and coordinate with the store. Refunds, fulfillment decisions and unresolved issues remain with the business.
Growth comes from the offer, the audience and consistent execution. These tools create opportunities to improve the customer journey; they do not guarantee higher sales.
Give sellers a branded space they can promote through their own audience, affiliate links and QR codes.
Personalized coupons and banners help partners make a relevant offer, with discounts limited by the owner.
Customer follow-ups and consented email groups help partners stay organized after the first purchase.
Specific features vary by platform. This comparison describes two program approaches, rather than a claim about every competing product.
The business receives payment through its normal checkout. Affiliate earnings follow the rate and eligibility rules set by the owner.
The order is placed in the merchant’s checkout. The store handles products, payment processing and fulfillment.
The owner’s commission rate applies to eligible attributed sales. Pending and available earnings, refunds and bonuses are tracked separately.
The partner supplies their preferred payout details. The business makes the payment and records it in the platform; the plugin does not automatically transfer funds.
Start with a controlled test store journey. Confirm each stage before inviting a larger network of sellers.
Install the merchant plugin, connect its license to OneDraft Partners Central and verify the store environment.
Define commission rates, discount allowances, publication review, email permissions and payout practices.
Review an application, approve the partner and publish their reviewed storefront.
Follow a partner link, place a test order, check attribution, tracking, earnings, follow-ups and reports.
No. Their storefront lives inside the merchant’s WordPress website. Partners use a responsive browser dashboard, including on mobile. Checkout remains with the merchant.
The merchant remains the seller of record and controls the store. Partners can assist customers tied to their assigned orders within enabled permissions. A branded storefront does not create a separate legal business partnership.
No. The owner sets a percentage ceiling, such as 20%. A partner can create permitted discounts at or below that ceiling, with expiry, minimum spend and usage limits. Product eligibility and coupon restrictions still apply.
With permission, affiliates can add contacts, import CSV files, organize groups and select groups or individual recipients. Promotional recipients need recorded consent. Campaigns use the store’s WordPress mail connection, such as an existing WP Mail SMTP setup, subject to owner review and the provider’s sending limits. Purchasing alone does not grant marketing consent.
The workspace displays available tracking associated with that partner’s assigned WooCommerce orders when the supported store integration has supplied it. Tracking availability depends on the merchant’s fulfillment setup and synchronized order data.
Eligible sales and commission records reflect supported order and refund adjustments. Follow-up prompts for orders that are no longer completed are paused. Reports separate currencies; test activity is not billed as production sales.
No automatic transfer is initiated by the current platform. The owner records affiliate payouts, and OneDraft records software-fee payments. Monthly statements are available to review and download. Automatic invoice emails and automatic software update delivery are separate rollout work.
A central license is bound to the connected store installation. License status controls platform access. Individual partner approval and tool permissions are managed by the store owner. The store remains responsible for its hosting, checkout, payment and email services.
OneDraft Studio LLC’s platform fee is paid by the business. It is separate from the commission owed to each affiliate.
Not 1.8% of all store sales. Not 1.8% of the affiliate’s commission.
Illustrative calculation, not profit or a revenue forecast. The example assumes one commission rate; real partners may have different rates.
The owner can review and download affiliate sales and commission summaries, including the separate software-fee balance. OneDraft Partners Central receives the connected store’s reporting events so OneDraft Studio LLC can reconcile eligible sales, adjustments and recorded software payments.
Fee basis: eligible production affiliate product sales after discounts and applicable refunds, excluding tax, shipping and order fees, from the billing activation point. Non-affiliate sales and test activity are excluded. Billing periods, due dates and service conditions are defined in the business agreement. Zelle, ACH or another agreed method can be used for manual payment.
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