Affiliatable costs $79, $149, or $199 per year on its Pro plans, which cover 1, 5, or 10 websites with unlimited tables and boxes. A free plan includes 30 tables and boxes at no cost, and lifetime licenses run $199, $499, or $899 one time with capped table counts. Every paid plan carries a 7 day money back window.
Those are the numbers on affiliatable.io right now, and they matter because at least three outdated price lists for this tool still circulate: a retired AppSumo code deal, a $9 per month tier that no longer appears anywhere on the official site, and a free plan quoted at 100 tables instead of the current 30. Budget from any of those and your numbers will be wrong before you start.
All prices in this guide are US dollars. One competitor in the comparison section charges in euros, and the dollar figures beside those prices are estimates at the current exchange rate of about $1.14 per euro.
Affiliatable is a cloud based table and box builder rather than a WordPress plugin. You build comparison tables, product boxes, and pros and cons blocks in its web app, then paste a snippet into your site. That one design choice shapes almost everything about its pricing, so keep it in mind as you read the plans.
Affiliatable Pricing at a Glance
Affiliatable sells three ways: a free plan, Pro subscriptions billed yearly, and lifetime licenses billed once. Here is the full lineup.
| Plan | Price | Sites | Tables and Boxes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0, no time limit | Single site use | 30 total |
| Pro | $79 per year | 1 | Unlimited |
| Pro | $149 per year | 5 | Unlimited |
| Pro | $199 per year | 10 | Unlimited |
| Lifetime | $199 one time | 1 | Capped, see plan card |
| Lifetime | $499 one time | 5 | Capped, see plan card |
| Lifetime | $899 one time | 10 | Capped, see plan card |
[EDITOR: Screenshot of the Affiliatable plan cards showing the Free, Pro, and Lifetime pricing on the affiliatable.io homepage; File: affiliatable-pricing-plans.png]
Every Pro tier gets the same product. The tiers differ only in how many sites you can connect, which makes the pricing easy to reason about: $79 per site on one site, about $30 per site on five, and about $20 per site on ten. The more sites you run, the better the deal gets.
What the Free Plan Really Includes
The free plan gives you 30 tables and boxes with no expiry date. It is a real plan, not a trial, and for a brand new site that is a meaningful way to test whether comparison content moves your numbers before you spend anything.
Just be realistic about how far 30 elements go. Affiliatable holds a 4.9 out of 5 rating across 62 reviews on AppSumo, but the most useful review in the set is a critical one. Reviewer nickurban rated it 3 stars and wrote: “I could easily chew through 10 ‘tables’ in a single roundup post.” At that pace the free plan covers roughly three to five serious roundup articles, and then you are choosing between deleting old tables and upgrading.
One more correction worth making, since old deal pages still confuse people: the AppSumo code deal that once sold lifetime access for $69 per code has ended. The lifetime licenses available now are the ones sold on the official site, at the $199 to $899 prices above.
If all you need is one or two comparison tables and no account anywhere, our free comparison table generator builds a copy paste table in the browser with nothing to sign up for.
What You Get on the Pro Plans
All three Pro tiers include the full product: unlimited tables and boxes, the complete template library, pros and cons blocks, product boxes, Amazon API integration for live product data, Geniuslink integration for localized links, and review schema markup on your tables. Affiliatable also runs on more than WordPress. Because the elements are built in a web app and embedded with a snippet, the same subscription works on Webflow, Shopify, and Wix sites too.
That platform reach is the quiet headline of the Pro pricing. Most affiliate display tools in this price range are WordPress plugins, so if your site runs on anything else, the field narrows to Affiliatable fast. On WordPress itself the calculation is tighter, because plugins at similar or lower prices compete hard on features.
The schema point deserves one practical note. Star rating markup is worth having on review content, and if you only need it on a handful of posts rather than across a whole table library, our free review schema generator produces the JSON-LD without a subscription.
Lifetime Licenses and the Break Even Math
The lifetime licenses cost $199, $499, and $899 one time for 1, 5, and 10 sites. Divide those by the matching annual plans and the break even points land close together.
| Sites | Lifetime Price | Annual Price | Break Even |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $199 | $79 | About 2.5 years |
| 5 | $499 | $149 | About 3.3 years |
| 10 | $899 | $199 | About 4.5 years |
Two catches change that math, and neither shows up in a plan card comparison.
First, the lifetime plans cap how many tables and boxes you can build, while the Pro subscriptions are unlimited. You are not buying the same product forever at a discount. You are buying a smaller product forever. Read the caps on the plan cards against your publishing pace before you decide, because a cap that looks generous today can pinch hard once your table library grows.
Second, a lifetime license on a cloud service lasts as long as the service does. Affiliatable stores and serves your elements from its own infrastructure, and one comparison tester at Expert Kingdom called out its reliance on a third party CDN as the risk that made him hesitate. That is not a prediction that anything will happen to the company. It is a reminder that “lifetime” in cloud software means the product’s lifetime, not yours.
What to Watch For
None of these are dealbreakers, but all of them belong in your decision before money moves.
- The refund window is 7 days. It is a no questions asked policy, which is good, but the window is the shortest among the tools this article compares. Set up your first tables the same week you pay, not next month.
- Old pricing is everywhere. Reviews still quote $9 per month plans, $39 annual licenses, and a 100 table free tier. Trust the plan cards on the official site over anything written about them, including this article if the cards change after publish.
- Development pace draws questions. The same AppSumo reviewer who flagged the table limits also pointed to outdated tutorials and a quiet changelog as reasons he hesitated to trust it on a production site. Look at the roadmap yourself and judge whether the pace matches what you are paying.
- Price versus simplicity. Madhav Bhandari at Early Stage Marketing concluded the pricing “is slightly on the expensive side for a simple tool,” even while recommending it. Fair framing: you are paying for polished displays, not for analytics depth or link management.
Is Affiliatable Worth It
For the right site, yes. The free plan is one of the few real free tiers in this category, the templates look good with little effort, and nothing else at this price serves Webflow, Shopify, and Wix publishers as directly. If your affiliate business spans platforms, Affiliatable is close to a category of one.
The case gets weaker the more your business looks like a single WordPress site monetized with Amazon links. There you are comparing $79 per year against plugins that cost less, store everything in your own database, and bundle tracking that Affiliatable does not attempt. The stats gap shows up in its own user reviews, where testers ask for more detail than the built in click counts provide.
So the worth it question turns into a platform question. Answer where your site lives first, and the price comparison mostly resolves itself.
How Affiliatable Compares to Other Affiliate Tools
Here is where Affiliatable’s pricing sits against the tools an affiliate publisher would shortlist beside it. The models differ, so read the whole row, not just the entry price.
| Tool | Model | Entry Price | Top Tier | Free Plan | Refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Affiliatable | Cloud app | $79 per year, 1 site | $199 per year, 10 sites | Yes, 30 tables | 7 days |
| ProductReview | WordPress plugin | $44 per year, 1 site | $359 per year, unlimited sites | No | 30 days |
| AAWP | WordPress plugin | €79 per year (about $90), 1 site | €299 per year (about $340), 10 sites | No | 30 days |
| AzonPress | WordPress plugin | About $27 per year, 1 site | About $111 per year, unlimited sites | No | 14 days |
| Lasso | Plugin plus cloud dashboard | $190 per year, 1 property | $549 per year, 5 properties | Yes, limited | None |
AAWP bills in euros, so its dollar figures above are estimates, and AzonPress advertises monthly numbers that are billed as a single yearly charge, which is why its rows say “about.” We took AAWP’s tiers apart line by line in our AAWP pricing breakdown if that is the comparison you care about most.
ProductReview is our own plugin, so here is the plain version of how its model differs. It costs $44, $89, $179, or $359 per year for 1, 5, 20, or unlimited sites, with a 30 day refund on every tier and no free plan yet. Your tables and boxes live in your own WordPress database, so they keep rendering no matter what happens to anyone’s servers. And the subscription buys more than displays: boxes pull live Amazon data through PA-API 5 and keep prices and stock current on their own, a daily link health scan catches dead or untagged links before they cost you commissions, and built in click and revenue analytics show you which box earns what. If Amazon has not approved your API keys yet, product images still load through the no key fallback, so a new site can start before its first sale.
[EDITOR: Insert Media Library image 2768 (productreview-box-analytics.png) here with the stored alt text. Caption: Built with ProductReview, productreview.tools]
Which Plan Fits Your Situation
A brand new site that just wants to test comparison content should start on Affiliatable’s free plan. Thirty tables is enough to learn whether the format earns clicks in your niche, and the price of that lesson is zero.
A publisher on Webflow, Shopify, or Wix should shortlist Affiliatable Pro almost by default, because the WordPress plugins in the table above cannot follow you there. Pick the tier that matches your site count and note the 7 day clock when you start.
A WordPress site focused on Amazon is the closest call. If design polish on displays is the whole job, Affiliatable at $79 does it well. If you also want to know what those displays earn and whether the links behind them still work, ProductReview at $44 covers the displays plus the tracking for less.
A portfolio owner running many sites should compare Affiliatable’s $199 for 10 sites against unlimited site plans elsewhere before deciding, and treat the lifetime licenses as a second step. Run a year on a subscription first, then buy the lifetime tier only if the tool has proven it belongs in your stack for the several years the break even math requires.
How We Checked
The Affiliatable prices, site limits, and refund terms in this article come from the plan cards and policy pages published by Affiliatable itself, read the day this article was written. Competitor figures come from each vendor’s official pricing page. User sentiment comes from named, attributed reviews rather than aggregate star counts alone, and every quote links to where it was written. Where a detail was ambiguous, like the exact table caps on lifetime plans, we said so and pointed you at the plan card instead of guessing.
One disclosure, because it matters when a vendor writes about a competitor’s prices: we build ProductReview, one of the tools in the comparison table. The verdicts here are job based so you can check them against your own situation, and nothing stops you from testing Affiliatable free while a refund window covers a paid trial elsewhere.
If your affiliate site runs on WordPress, see what the $44 tier of ProductReview covers and run it against Affiliatable’s free plan on the same post. The better fit will be obvious inside a week.
Affiliatable Pricing FAQ
Is Affiliatable free to use?
Yes, there is a free plan that includes 30 tables and boxes with no time limit. Paid plans start at $79 per year for one site when you need unlimited elements.
How much does Affiliatable cost per year?
The Pro plans cost $79, $149, or $199 per year for 1, 5, or 10 websites. All three include unlimited tables and boxes and the same feature set, so you are only paying for site count.
Does Affiliatable still have a lifetime deal?
Yes, but on its own website rather than AppSumo. Lifetime licenses cost $199, $499, or $899 one time for 1, 5, or 10 sites, and they cap the number of tables you can build. The old AppSumo code deal has ended.
What is Affiliatable’s refund policy?
Paid plans carry a 7 day no questions asked money back window. That is shorter than most competing tools offer, so test the product in your first week.
Does Affiliatable work on sites that are not WordPress?
Yes. Affiliatable is a cloud app that embeds elements with a snippet, so it works on Webflow, Shopify, Wix, and WordPress alike. That platform reach is one of its clearest advantages over plugin based competitors.
Do I need an Amazon API key to use Affiliatable?
No. You can enter product details manually on any plan. The Amazon API integration adds live product data on top if your Associates account has API access approved.
Is Affiliatable cheaper than AAWP?
At entry level they sit close together: $79 for Affiliatable against roughly $90 for AAWP’s single site tier after currency conversion. The bigger differences are the models. Affiliatable adds a free plan and works beyond WordPress, while AAWP is a WordPress plugin with a longer 30 day refund window.
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