Migrate from Dub

About two hours of hands-on work, then three to seven days running both tools in parallel. Dub programs carry less structure than the affiliate-native tools, so the rebuild is usually short.

No. They are imported with their referral codes, rates and original join dates, and invited into the new portal rather than asked to register. They do get a new portal address, so tell them during the overlap.

Your affiliates keep their referral codes. Referly's Dub importer carries each code across and the same code keeps working on the new link. What changes is the domain the link points at. Links your affiliates have already posted in videos, blog posts and bios point at Dub and will not redirect once you switch Dub off. This is the one part of a migration nobody can fully automate, and any tool that tells you otherwise is describing a different migration than the one you are about to do.

No. Clicks and link events are not importable from any tool, and on a Dub migration that is the biggest single loss, because the analytics are the core of the product. Export whatever you want to keep before you cancel the workspace.

Cancel from your workspace billing settings after the overlap has finished. Export your partners, analytics and event data first, and decide what happens to any short links already in circulation, especially ones on your own domain.

Referly takes 0% of your sales on every plan and does not cap how much you pay out in a month. Using your own PayPal or Wise costs nothing on top. The one percentage is the opt-in managed rail, Referly Payouts, at 5% for bank transfers and 8% for cards. Referly's plans do meter on affiliate revenue, at $10,000 a month on Startup and $30,000 on Business.