Superfiliate Doesn't Publish Its Pricing. Here's the Math to Run Before You Sign.
Superfiliate doesn't publish pricing anywhere: not on its site, not in the app store, not through third-party trackers. That's not an oversight. Here's the pricing model it does disclose, and the math to run once you get a real number.
TL;DR
- ✓Superfiliate has no public pricing page. Getting an exact number requires booking a demo.
- ✓What is documented: a success fee calculated as a percentage of attributed revenue, collected automatically through Shopify on approved conversions.
- ✓Third-party estimates put the base between $39 and $399/month and the percentage between 2% and 3%. No source agrees, and Superfiliate confirms none of it.
- ✓Endlss publishes all of its pricing: plans from free to $1,199/month, each including a set amount of attributed sales, with a published overage rate above it.
- ✓So the question is not whether you pay a percentage. It is whether you can find out what it is before you sign.
A pricing page you can't find is itself a data point. Superfiliate doesn't publish costs anywhere: not on its own site, not on its Shopify App Store listing, not through third-party trackers that normally catalog this kind of thing. What's documented instead is the model behind the number: a success fee calculated as a percentage of attributed revenue, collected automatically through Shopify on approved conversions.
What's Actually Disclosed, and What Isn't
Superfiliate's Shopify App Store listing says plainly: the app requires an active subscription, and to see plan details you contact Superfiliate directly. Its own marketing site has no pricing link in its navigation. Third-party SaaS pricing trackers list Superfiliate as a company they monitor, but the actual tier breakdown sits behind a login.
The estimates that do circulate publicly disagree with each other by a wide margin. Entry-level plans are reported anywhere from $39 to $399 a month depending on the source and when it was published. The percentage fee on attributed revenue is reported as either 2% or 3%, again depending on the source. None of it is confirmed directly by Superfiliate.
That's the red flag worth sitting with before a demo call. When a vendor's own numbers only surface secondhand, and disagree by 10x depending on where you look, you're negotiating from a position where you can't benchmark your quote against anything solid.
The Model That Is Confirmed
Regardless of the exact figures, the structure is documented and consistent across every source: a monthly base fee plus a success fee calculated on attributed revenue, not on what you pay your ambassadors. That fee is collected automatically through Shopify when a tracked conversion is approved.
Be clear-eyed about what this comparison actually is. Endlss prices by attributed sales too: each plan includes a set amount, and sales above it carry a published overage rate. If Superfiliate's fee is 3% as third parties report, then at $1M a year in attributed revenue that is $30,000 a year. On Endlss, $1M a year fits inside the Scale plan, which includes $120,000 of attributed sales a month for $1,199, so $14,388 a year plus the processing fee on creator payouts. If Superfiliate's fee is 2%, it is $20,000 against the same $14,388. Either figure could be right, because only Superfiliate can tell you which. Get the percentage in writing, and ask whether it is calculated on gross or net.
How Endlss Prices It
Endlss charges a flat monthly plan priced by attributed sales, not by roster size: Starter is free and includes $500 a month, Activate is $199/month for $2,000, Grow is $549/month for $50,000 and Scale is $1,199/month for $120,000. Sales above what your plan includes carry an overage charge, from 15% on Starter and Activate down to 2% on Scale, and creator payouts carry a processing fee from 2% on Starter down to under 1% on the larger plans. Every one of those numbers is on our pricing page.
Every plan includes ambassador discovery across 350M+ profiles, UGC search, Shopify and TikTok Shop samples, Smart Links or discount code attribution, messaging, automated payouts and usage rights agreements, with higher limits as you move up. No seat fees, and no figure you have to book a call to discover.
Get the Number Before You Sign
The question isn't whether Superfiliate's platform works. Its co-branded storefronts are a real strength. The question is whether you're comfortable signing a contract where the fee that matters most, the percentage of your revenue, isn't published anywhere you can check in advance.
Endlss publishes its numbers before you ever get on a call. See the full comparison, or start on the free plan.
