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The original reason I used nats is because of the ability to cascade and switch billers on the fly, with billers acting sketchy from time to time or adjusting scrubs and throughput without telling anyone it seemed necessary to have my billing under my own control and be able to switch it out at a moment's notice without having to get under the hood of each site.
I did not expect it to be a walk in the park, and it's not. But once you get it set up it IS rock solid and doesn't throw you many surprises.
The only other systems I have used were amember pro and postaffiliate pro.
amember is pretty easy to set up but it's pretty useless most of the time, fails to track a good number of sales (that can be good if you're stingy with payouts, but I'm not so I hate it) and it only handles one site. Plus when I used it the reporting was minimal and required a lot of manual calculation which sucks.
Post Affiliate Pro is cheap but it's strangely not that easy to set up given it's limited feature list and it does not support tracking refunds or chargebacks, even for revshare which is a dealbreaker for me.
In the end it seems you get what you pay for in terms of both time AND money.
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