Partner ecosystem platform for affiliate, referral, and reseller programs with automated payouts.
PartnerStack is a partner relationship management platform for B2B SaaS: it runs affiliate, referral, and reseller programs end to end — partner recruitment through its marketplace, onboarding and enablement, link and lead tracking, commission calculation, and automated payouts. Partnerships and growth teams use it to make channel revenue operable, replacing spreadsheet commission tracking and manual payment runs. In the revenue stack it is the system of record for who sourced or influenced what, and what they are owed for it.
Which of the capability map's modules PartnerStack covers — each links to the module's own page, with every tool that supports it.
| Module | Phase | Depth | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grow Revenue | |||
| Co-Selling & Referral Tracking | Expansion Channels | Core | Tracks sourced and influenced revenue across affiliate, referral, and reseller motions. |
| Partner Onboarding & Certification | Expansion Channels | Supported | Structured onboarding, training content, and tiering for new partners. |
Two things stand apart: the two-sided network — a marketplace where partners discover programs, giving new programs distribution from day one — and payout automation that handles commission logic, invoicing, and payments to partners at scale. B2B SaaS focus keeps its tracking and attribution primitives matched to subscription revenue rather than one-off e-commerce sales.
1 of the companies the Blueprint tracks — from public job posts, engineering blogs, and filings. Every claim links to its evidence on the company page.
Affiliates drive traffic for a commission on resulting sales; referral partners hand you warm introductions, often as existing customers or agencies; resellers transact on your behalf and own more of the customer relationship. PartnerStack models all three, which matters because most SaaS channel programs blend them.
PartnerStack calculates commissions from tracked conversions per your program rules, aggregates what each partner earned, and pays them out through the platform — including the invoicing and payment mechanics. Your finance team funds one consolidated flow rather than cutting hundreds of individual payments.