Alternatives, ranked for vendors
BuyGoods alternatives: where to move your offer
4 networks a vendor can list on instead of BuyGoods, each matched to a different reason for leaving.
Why vendors look past BuyGoods
You cannot price it before you apply. For a vendor comparing networks on fees, that is a wall, and a new offer without a track record may never get past the form. The full case for and against it is in our BuyGoods review.
Quick answer
ClickBank is our top pick for most people. The default network for a direct response offer that needs the biggest open pool of affiliates, with merchant of record, compliance review and payouts handled for you, at a higher per-sale fee than Digistore24 advertises.
- ClickBank. Best for Vendors of digital and physical direct response offers who want a large open affiliate marketplace with full merchant-of-record checkout.
- Digistore24. Best for Vendors selling into the US and EU who want tax and VAT handled with no setup or monthly fee.
- JVZoo. Best for Digital product and software launches built around JV partners, leaderboards, and fast listing.
- CopeCart. Best for Digital, course and coaching sellers who want EU tax handled, buy-now-pay-later, collections and phone-close tooling in one checkout.
The alternatives, ranked
1. ClickBank, for the biggest open affiliate pool
Best for: Vendors of digital and physical direct response offers who want a large open affiliate marketplace with full merchant-of-record checkout
The default network for a direct response offer that needs the biggest open pool of affiliates, with merchant of record, compliance review and payouts handled for you, at a higher per-sale fee than Digistore24 advertises.
$49.95 one-time activation fee when your first product is approved (not charged if it is not approved). 7.5% + $1.00 per sale (9.8% + $1.30 for eligible Klarna transactions). $5.00 pay period processing fee per payment issued. 10% of each pay period held as a return allowance for about 12 weeks. No monthly subscription.
The fee is the price of the brand: 7.5% + $1 on every sale is real money at nutra volumes, and the pre-listing compliance review will send aggressive copy back for rewrites.
2. Digistore24, for US and EU tax handling
Best for: Vendors selling into the US and EU who want tax and VAT handled with no setup or monthly fee
The low-fee merchant of record for vendors who sell into both the US and the EU and want VAT and sales tax filed for them, paying only when a sale goes through.
No setup or monthly fee. Transaction fee starting at 2.9% + $1 per sale; the vendor says the final rate may vary by product type, traffic source and sales volume. Payout fees $2.50 ACH, $40 international wire.
The headline rate is a floor, not a quote. A nutra offer on paid traffic should expect to negotiate its real rate, and that number is not public.
3. JVZoo, for JV product launches
Best for: Digital product and software launches built around JV partners, leaderboards, and fast listing
The launch platform for digital products and software sold through affiliate partners and launch contests, taking 5% of each sale with your own Stripe or PayPal behind the checkout.
No setup or monthly fee. 5% platform fee per sale when using your own Stripe or PayPal; 8.5% per sale when using JVZoo payment processing.
It is a launch platform first. A physical supplement offer looking for evergreen paid-traffic affiliates will find a thinner crowd here than on the networks above it.
4. CopeCart, for high-ticket digital and coaching sales
Best for: Digital, course and coaching sellers who want EU tax handled, buy-now-pay-later, collections and phone-close tooling in one checkout
The EU-born merchant-of-record checkout for digital, course and coaching sellers who want buy-now-pay-later, collections and phone-close tools on the order form, at a published fee of 4.9% + €1 per sale in the EU.
EU: 4.9% of gross + €1 per sale, no monthly fee; card orders 6.9% + €1 from 31 Oct 2026. Americas help example: 10% of net + $1.
Which CopeCart you sign with decides your fee. The EU list rate, the Americas billing example and the homepage's early-adopter rate are three different numbers, so get yours in writing before you price the funnel.
How we ranked these
The order follows our ranking of affiliate networks for vendors: what each network costs per sale, what it requires before you list, how and when it pays out, and which affiliates it actually puts in front of your offer. Every fee comes from the network's own pages. The full method is on how we research.
Frequently asked questions
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