Code ownership
Afftrix
Commercial license for owning and extending the codebase.
Hosted SaaS
Hosted access without source control.
Source code affiliate network software
Buy the codebase behind your affiliate network.
Afftrix is sold for teams that want more than a hosted subscription. The commercial path can include source code licensing, private deployment, managed hosting, migration support, custom modules, and workflow changes around how your network actually operates.
License delivery
Source code ownership for teams with developers or long-term product plans.
Custom workflows
Scope rules, reports, UI, approvals, and integrations around your model.
Managed option
Choose hosting help when you want the platform handled privately.
Source code changes the buying conversation.
The buyer is not only choosing features. They are choosing whether tracking, payout logic, partner records, and reports can become their own infrastructure.
Business logic
Afftrix
Custom payout, approval, access, and reporting logic can be scoped.
Hosted SaaS
Logic is constrained by vendor settings and roadmap.
Data access
Afftrix
Database, backups, exports, and retention can be planned with the deployment.
Hosted SaaS
Access depends on plan limits, APIs, and exports.
Future product work
Afftrix
Your team can continue development after delivery if that is part of the license scope.
Hosted SaaS
Feature delivery depends on vendor prioritization.
What the source-code buyer should inspect.
The demo should prove the existing product foundation before the commercial project adds hosting, migration, or custom work.
Owned data model
Understand how clicks, conversions, partners, offers, and payouts relate.
Customization areas
Identify which screens, fields, rules, and integrations need project scope.
Commerce extension
Use WooCommerce attribution when affiliate programs connect to stores.
Operating evidence
Confirm that disputes and payout reviews have traceable records.
Commercial source code
Start with the demo, then scope the license and delivery model.
A serious source-code purchase should connect product inspection with commercial scope: license terms, hosting, migration, support, customization, and future development rights.