Swarmify - Video CDN & Hosting affiliate program

Software & SaaS

20–30%

The Swarmify - Video CDN & Hosting affiliate program (Software & SaaS) pays 20–30%. At the top of its 20–30% range (30%), this pays above the 25% median top rate for Software & SaaS affiliate programs, measured across the 5,342 we track that publish a percentage.

Welcome to the Swarmify affiliate program! Earn a 30% revenue share on the first payment, then 20% recurring revenue share on all subsequent payments for as long your referrals remain customers. Customers stay with us for years. This really builds earnings and translates into a robust, long term recurring revenue stream. Who is Swarmify and what is SmartVideo? Swarmify is a group of streaming video technologists with curiosity and passion for solving a singular, widely experienced, frustrating problem: video stalling out during playback. Out of our desire to end video buffering forever came SmartVideo. SmartVideo eliminates video buffering by intelligently routing around the root cause: network path congestion. It also adds resiliency to the video player itself by combining multiple delivery sources. Think Waze, but for video delivery/playback!

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Category: Software & SaaS
Listed as: saas
Range: 20% – 30%

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Questions about the Swarmify - Video CDN & Hosting affiliate program

How much does the Swarmify - Video CDN & Hosting affiliate program pay?

Swarmify - Video CDN & Hosting publishes 20–30%. A headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page before you rely on it.

Is the Swarmify - Video CDN & Hosting affiliate commission competitive?

At the top of its 20–30% range (30%), this pays above the 25% median top rate for Software & SaaS affiliate programs, measured across the 5,342 we track that publish a percentage.

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.

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