AppCut Reviews & Product Details

AppCut lets subscription apps run a creator affiliate program and pay only on real revenue. How it works: a brand connects its store and opens an offer. Creators join, get their own link and code, and post about the app to their audience. When someone subscribes, AppCut reads the payment from the store's own data (App Store, Google Play or Stripe) and credits the creator. Renewals earn again for as long as the offer runs, and refunds reverse the commission. Setup: the App Store connects with one In-App Purchase key, with no SDK and no app release. Google Play connects in Play Console, and Stripe with a restricted key. Apps with their own backend can send signed events to AppCut's Conversions API. Optional SDKs exist for Swift, Kotlin, React Native and JavaScript. The deal in plain numbers: brands set a percentage of net revenue (after VAT and the store's fee) or a fixed amount per payment, for a set number of months, with optional rates per product, a payment cap per customer, and a monthly minimum for a creator's first months. Existing customers never earn a creator commission. Payouts: each commission waits out a refund window before it is approved. Stripe then charges the brand's card or SEPA mandate and pays the creator in the same payment, so AppCut never holds the money. Creators are paid once they are owed at least EUR 50. Finding creators: brands can list an offer in Discover, where creators apply or join automatically, or invite creators directly. Brands see clicks, paying users, revenue and commission per creator. Pricing: free for the first 2 creators. Paid plans from EUR 25 a month, plus a share of creator-driven revenue (10%, down to 7.5% on bigger plans). Founding brands that start before 1 January 2027 get 3 months of any paid plan free.