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SaleFlurry is a new service that competes directly with PayDotCom and also with ClickBank. It offers products for sale and download. Membership is free.
It is free to signup as an affiliate, and it is free to signup to sell your products. SaleFlurry then takes a small portion of each sale as a transaction fee. SaleFlurry offers a range of payment options for buyers that is broader than PayDotCom, but not as extensive as ClickBank - including credit card PayPal.
Testing SaleFlurry to handle payments in connection with PayPal, and then to deliver purchasers to the download page, was flawless.
Like PayDotCom, SaleFlurry is really a frontend for other payment processors such as PayPal or having an authorize.net account. This does not match-up to ClickBank, which handles all of the payment process. For that reason you have to be careful comparing the costs involved, because the SaleFlurry payment is in addition to your PayPal commission payment.
There are a number of great features that appear to be implemented, or soon will be, such as ad tracking. However, upon launch there was no documentation about how to do this.
Without question, if you are looking to make money as an affiliate you must also have a SaleFlurry account.
With the addition of SaleFlurry to your arsenal, you can use it and ClickBank. This is important because of the limitations in the range of products that can be delivered by ClickBank.
You can dump your PayDotCom account and use SaleFlurry instead. Although the services are generally comparable, SaleFlurry is significantly faster, was flawless in its performance, and much easier to use.
Just as important, SaleFlurry quickly responded to our support inquiries and made some adjustments to their service as a result. PayDotCom, on the other hand, is notorious for having the slooowest support in the business - assuming they ever get around to responding at all.
Go with SaleFlurry and get an account today.
If SaleFlurry can attract a large number of merchants and affiliates which sell through its service, then look for its current B grade to increase to an A.
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