Which affiliate program module?

[30knees]

Can anyone recommend an affiliate program module? Or is the built in one decent?

Edited: Changed title and body of post to show I mean an affiliate program and not a customer referring customer module.

[moy2010]

I use this one:

https://www.prestaplugins.com/en/14-all-in-one-rewards-loyalty-sponsorship-facebook.html

And AFAIK it's the best one.

Another option would be to wait 'til 30bs has a decent one. It has already been proposed.

[30knees]

Thanks! Though I just edited the title to include "affiliate program module", as that's what I'm mainly looking for. The module you linked to looks great, but it's much more than I need.

[30knees]

Picking this up again. Does anyone use an affiliate module? I'd like blogs etc to be able to generate an affiliate link where they'll get X% of all orders they refer to the store.

[Tomik]

yeah cant believe prestashop doesn't have a good one by default.

[30knees]

I'm looking at this one now: https://addons.prestashop.com/en/sea-paid-advertising-affiliation-platforms/26226-full-affiliates-pro.html Has anybody used it?

[dynambee]

@30knees said in Which affiliate program module?:

I'm looking at this one now: https://addons.prestashop.com/en/sea-paid-advertising-affiliation-platforms/26226-full-affiliates-pro.html Has anybody used it?

I'm also interested in an affiliate program module but haven't spent time looking into it until now. One of the PS reviews for Full Affiliates Pro indicates they have YouTube help videos for different parts of the setup, so I had a look to see if I could find them on YouTube. I didn't find the setup videos (they're probably private links provided to customers) but I did come across this video which seems to be the dev talking about the module and showing some parts of it.

One of the comments on that video linked to this module, which also looks interesting.

If I come across any other potentially good modules I'll certainly follow up here.

[dynambee]

This one is the most popular one in the PS store and seems to be under active development. Second most popular one.

Also came across this one.

So many options out there, would be great to hear from anyone who has used one or more of them.

[30knees]

Yes, so many options. I played around with the backend of them all and even though the language of the one I posted wasn't the best, it felt the most functional and thought out to me.

[dynambee]

@30knees said in Which affiliate program module?:

Yes, so many options. I played around with the backend of them all and even though the language of the one I posted wasn't the best, it felt the most functional and thought out to me.

Good to know. Any particular features that stood out?

[30knees]

Nothing in particular, I'm afraid. They all had the same basic functionality. This one did have a decent payout export feature, something I wasn't able to find/test elsewhere.

[dynambee]

@lesley, any particular affiliate modules you've recommended to clients in the past?

[the.rampage.rado]

On 11/30/2017 at 8:17 AM, 30knees said:

Nothing in particular, I'm afraid. They all had the same basic functionality. This one did have a decent payout export feature, something I wasn't able to find/test elsewhere.

@30knees did you purchase some of the modules at the end?

I'm looking for a module that have vouchers with discount and commission spread. I only find 2 such modules - one which costs around 300 Euro for multishop support and one from FME, a developer that even don't publish their company on their site, not to speak about few issues with their modules.

[30knees]

@the.rampage.radoI am using this one: https://addons.prestashop.com/en/sea-paid-advertising-affiliation-platforms/26226-full-affiliates.html It does its job. It is not amazing. Vouchers and different commissions are supported. The vouchers all have a prefix, though, eg AFF_CUSTOM. 

I came across this alternative service recently: https://goaffpro.com/ 

[the.rampage.rado]

The first module looks very promising. I see it is a Romanian developer. Do you know his/her name or company?

[30knees]

They're called Active Design