How To Make Money With Builderall Affiliate Program 2021 – 5 Ways to Make $100/Day

Most people who try affiliate marketing pick a product, slap a link in their bio, and wonder why nothing happens. Builderall is different, not because the product is magic, but because the commission structure and the audience you’re targeting are already primed to spend money. You are going after people who are already paying for a competing tool, already running a business, and already looking for a reason to switch.

In this post I am walking through five specific ways to make $100 per day with the Builderall affiliate program, including the exact math on how many sales that actually takes, real examples of YouTube channels with under 200 subscribers pulling in thousands of views on Builderall-related content, and the local business approach that almost no affiliate marketer is using. Everything here comes directly from testing and observation, not theory.

What You’ll Walk Out With

A clear picture of what Builderall is and why it has a real affiliate opportunity attached to it
The exact commission rates: 100% on the first month and 30% recurring every month after
The specific math that gets you to $100 per day (and why it’s 42 sales, not 420)
How to use YouTube comparison videos to rank even with a tiny channel
How to run YouTube ads for $5 per day targeting people who are already dissatisfied with ClickFunnels
The local business angle that keeps customers paying month after month with almost no churn
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What Is Builderall and Why Promote It?

Builderall is an all-in-one sales and marketing platform. With a single subscription a user can build websites, run email marketing campaigns, build sales funnels, set up ecommerce stores for physical or digital products, create app builders, build e-learning courses, and run chatbots. It is competing directly with tools like ClickFunnels, Kartra, GetResponse, and similar platforms.

The reason it makes for a good affiliate product is simple: the people who need it are already spending money on competing tools, so you are not trying to convince someone to spend money for the first time. You are making the case that they could get more for the same money, or the same for less. That is a far easier sell than introducing someone to the concept of a sales funnel from scratch.

Builderall has positioning as a lower-cost alternative to ClickFunnels, which charges significantly more per month. When someone is already paying $97 or $297 per month for ClickFunnels and they are not getting everything they need out of it, they are a motivated buyer. You just have to be in front of them at the right moment.

The Commission Structure: What You Actually Earn

At the time this video was recorded, Builderall’s cheapest plan was $29.90 per month and the most expensive plan was $99.90 per month. The affiliate commission structure works like this: you get 100% of the first month’s payment from every customer you refer. After that first month you get 30% every single month they stay subscribed. So on a $29.90 plan you are getting $29.90 up front and then roughly $9 per month recurring. On the $99.90 plan you get $99.90 up front and then about $30 per month recurring.

There is also a two-tier affiliate system built into the program. That means when you recruit another person to become a Builderall affiliate, you earn 30% of the commissions they generate. This creates a situation where you can build a network of affiliates doing their own promotion and you are getting paid on their results as well. It is not a requirement to make money with the program, but it adds another income stream on top of your own direct referrals.

The $100 Per Day Math

Builderall has done the math on their own website. To hit $100 per day, which is $36,500 per year, you need a combination of 42 direct customers and 42 affiliates you have recruited who are also generating referrals. Split across 12 months, that is three to four new sales per month on your side and three to four new sales per month coming from each of your recruited affiliates. Those are not big numbers. Three to four new customers per month is achievable for most people who are willing to put out consistent content or run small paid ad campaigns.

The monthly recurring nature of the commissions is what makes this math work. You are not starting from zero every month. Each customer you bring in stays on the books and keeps paying you 30% of their subscription. If you bring in three customers in January, those three customers are still paying you in July while you are also adding new ones. The income stacks over time rather than resetting.

Way #1: YouTube Comparison Videos

The easiest and highest-converting type of content for Builderall affiliates is the comparison video. When someone searches “Builderall vs ClickFunnels” on YouTube they are not in the early research phase. They have already narrowed it down to two options. They have already decided they want a sales funnel platform. They are at the bottom of the buying funnel and they just need someone to tip them in one direction. That is your job.

The competition for these videos is lower than you would expect. If you type “Builderall vs” into YouTube search you will see results for comparisons against ClickFunnels, Kartra, GetResponse, and GroupFunnels. The channels ranking for those terms are small. One example from the search results shows a channel with 1,670 subscribers ranking first for a major comparison keyword and pulling 2,100 views. Another result shows a channel with only 161 subscribers getting 1,800 views on a ClickFunnels comparison video. Those are real numbers from real channels with very small audiences.

The approach is to add your affiliate link for both products in the description. If you are doing a “Builderall vs GetResponse” video, include your GetResponse affiliate link as well as your Builderall link. Whoever the viewer decides to go with, you make the commission. One person from the video mentioned the top-ranking comparison video was only three minutes long. A more thorough comparison covering setup, pricing, and use cases will almost certainly outperform a three-minute overview. The bar is not high.

Way #2: YouTube Ads Targeting ClickFunnels Users

YouTube ads let you place a short video in front of people who are watching content about ClickFunnels. You go into Google Ads, set up a video campaign, and add keywords like “ClickFunnels,” “ClickFunnels alternative,” and “Russell Brunson” as targeting options. Your ad then runs before videos on those topics. The people watching those videos are already your exact target audience: they are using or considering a competing platform.

The ad itself does not need to be complicated. A 30 to 60 second video that says something like “your web page builder is too expensive for what it does” or “internet marketing is already hard, your sales funnel tool should not make it harder” is enough to get attention. You are not trying to explain all of Builderall’s features in 30 seconds. You are planting a seed of doubt and offering them a landing page where they can enter their email and get free training to see a better option.

One major advantage of YouTube ads over Facebook ads in this context is how billing works. With YouTube pre-roll ads, if the viewer skips the ad before 30 seconds you pay nothing. That means every person who skips is someone who was satisfied with ClickFunnels, and you are not charged for showing them your ad. The people who watch past 30 seconds are already curious, which makes the conversion rate on those views much higher. You can run a YouTube ad campaign for as little as $5 per day and test the messaging without a large upfront commitment.

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Way #3: Free Training Courses on YouTube or Udemy

A free training course on how to use Builderall does two things at once. It attracts people who are already considering Builderall and want to know if they can actually figure out how to use it, and it positions you as someone who knows the tool well enough to teach it. Both of those things build trust that converts to affiliate sales.

You have a few options here. You can post a full course on YouTube as a long-form video or a playlist. It does not matter how long it is. A thorough walkthrough of the platform, even if it runs several hours, gives you a permanent asset that keeps showing up in search results. The affiliate link lives in the description and every viewer who clicks through and subscribes is a commission for you.

The other option is Udemy or Skillshare. On Udemy you can find existing Builderall courses in the search results, and even creators offering a free course are picking up sales through their affiliate link embedded in the course description. A free course on Udemy is capped at one hour of content, but that is enough to cover the basics and send people to Builderall’s free trial through your link. If you charge for the course you have an additional revenue stream on top of the affiliate commissions, with your enrollment numbers and reviews building credibility over time.

Way #4: Work With Local Businesses

This is the approach that almost no one in the affiliate marketing space is taking, which is exactly why it works. Small businesses in your local area are competing against large brands and online competitors. Many of them have outdated websites, no email list, and no sales funnel. They need everything Builderall offers and they are willing to pay someone to help them set it up.

The pitch is simple. You approach a local business owner, offer to build them a website for a flat fee of around $100, and explain that the ongoing platform they will need costs $99 per month. You get paid for the setup work and you get the 100% first-month commission on their Builderall subscription, plus 30% every month they stay with the platform. Because you built their website on Builderall and manage the relationship, they are very unlikely to cancel. Small business owners do not want to disrupt something that is working.

The in-person element matters here. Small business owners prefer working with someone they have met face to face over someone they found through a cold email or phone call. Walking into a business and saying “I looked at your website and I think I can help you get more customers” is a stronger opening than any email sequence. You can show them the email marketing features, the landing page builder, the ecommerce tools, and all the other parts of Builderall that are immediately useful for their specific business. When they see real functionality that solves real problems, they stick with the platform.

Way #5: Pick One Niche and Attack

Rather than creating general Builderall content that could appeal to anyone, you get much better results by picking one specific type of customer and creating everything for them. Good niche examples include online coaches, consultants, course creators, fitness instructors, dentists, landscapers, or any other group of people who could use Builderall’s features for their specific business.

If you pick fitness coaches, every video you make is about how a fitness coach can set up their first online course, how to build a landing page to collect leads for a personal training business, or how to run email marketing for a gym. You mention Builderall as the tool they should use. The keyword “online coaching” and related terms have significant search volume on YouTube, and the competition at the niche level is far lower than competing for general “Builderall review” keywords.

Builderall has offered a $1 for 14 days trial at various points, which gives you a low-friction call to action. You can tell viewers in your coaching niche videos to click the link and try it for 14 days at a dollar to see how it works for their specific use case. People who have already watched several of your videos and trust your recommendation on coaching topics are much easier to convert than cold search traffic.

Bonus: Facebook Ads Targeting ClickFunnels Fans

Facebook ads are the paid extension of the niche content strategy. On Facebook you can target users who have liked the ClickFunnels page or shown interest in Russell Brunson, who is closely associated with ClickFunnels. Those audiences are large and they represent people who are actively thinking about or using competing products. The ad message mirrors what works on YouTube: your funnel builder is too expensive for what it does, here is a better option.

The recommended funnel for this is to send Facebook ad traffic to a landing page where you collect an email address, then offer free training as a bonus for signing up, and then walk them through how to get started with Builderall. The free training offer is important because it separates you from the hundreds of affiliates who are just sending people directly to the Builderall homepage with their link. When you offer something of value first, the conversion rates improve significantly and the customers you bring in are more likely to stay subscribed because they had support during the setup process.

Honest Drawbacks

Builderall is not the right affiliate program for everyone. The 2021 commission rates mentioned in this video may have changed since then, so you should verify the current structure directly on the Builderall affiliate portal before building a campaign around specific payout numbers. Always check current terms before committing ad spend or creating content based on commission expectations.

The comparison video strategy depends on Builderall actually being a competitive product for the use cases you are comparing. If a potential customer has needs that Builderall genuinely does not serve as well as ClickFunnels, recommending a switch will hurt your reputation even if it earns a commission. Do your own testing of the platform so your comparisons are based on real experience rather than the affiliate payout rate.

The local business strategy requires you to be available for support. If you onboard a small business owner onto Builderall and then disappear, they will cancel when they run into their first problem. The recurring commissions from local clients are only as stable as the relationship you maintain with them. Budget time for follow-up if you are going to take this approach seriously.

Find Your X

Five methods is a lot of information. The question most people have is not “which method works?” but “which method works for someone with my specific background and available time?” If you have a face for video, comparison videos and YouTube ads are the fastest path. If you prefer writing, niche content combined with a free Udemy course gets traction. If you have a local network and enjoy talking to business owners, that approach will outperform everything else for long-term recurring income. Find the path that fits your current situation at finder.platformproof.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Builderall pay affiliates?

At the time of this video, Builderall paid 100% commission on the first month of a new subscriber’s plan and 30% recurring on every subsequent month. Plans ranged from $29.90 to $99.90 per month. Commission rates and plan pricing can change, so verify current terms on Builderall’s affiliate dashboard before promoting.

What is the two-tier affiliate system?

Builderall’s two-tier system means you earn commissions not just from customers you refer directly, but also from affiliates you recruit. When someone you brought in as an affiliate makes a sale, you earn 30% of their commission. This makes it possible to build a passive income stream from other people’s promotional activity.

How many sales do I need to make $100 per day with Builderall?

Builderall calculated that $100 per day requires a combination of approximately 42 direct customers and 42 active affiliates in your network. Spread over 12 months that works out to three to four new direct sales per month and a similar number from your recruited affiliates. The recurring commission structure means each new customer keeps contributing to monthly income rather than resetting your earnings.

Do I need a large YouTube channel to promote Builderall?

No. Real YouTube channels with under 200 subscribers have ranked in the top results for Builderall comparison keywords and pulled over 1,000 views. The key is targeting specific comparison searches, not broad keywords. Someone searching “Builderall vs GetResponse” is a highly motivated buyer and the competition for that term is much smaller than the competition for general affiliate marketing content.

How much does it cost to run YouTube ads for Builderall?

You can start YouTube pre-roll ads for as little as $5 per day. The additional benefit is that if someone skips the ad before 30 seconds you do not pay for that impression. That means your ad budget is only being spent on viewers who actually engaged with your message, which makes the cost per interested viewer much lower than many other ad formats.

Can I make a Builderall course on Udemy?

Yes. Udemy allows courses on specific software tools, and Builderall courses already exist on the platform. Free courses on Udemy are capped at one hour of content. Paid courses have no length limit and give you a direct revenue stream alongside the affiliate commission from your course description link. Skillshare is another option with a similar model.

What is the best niche to focus on for Builderall promotion?

Builderall serves a wide range of customers, so the best niche is the one you already have credibility or interest in. Course creators, online coaches, fitness instructors, consultants, and local small businesses are all strong starting points because those groups have a clear need for websites, email marketing, and sales funnels. Picking one audience and creating content specifically for them consistently outperforms creating generic Builderall review content.

Is Builderall better than ClickFunnels for affiliates to promote?

That depends on your audience and your strategy. Builderall’s pricing is positioned as a lower-cost alternative, which makes it easier to sell to small business owners and beginners who are price-sensitive. ClickFunnels has a larger affiliate community and more brand recognition, which means more competition for affiliate content. The comparison video strategy works because both products exist and buyers are actively searching for reasons to choose one over the other.

Sources

Builderall affiliate program commission details and pricing (as presented in the original video, recorded 2021)
YouTube search results for “Builderall vs ClickFunnels,” “Builderall vs GetResponse,” and related comparison terms
Udemy platform listing for Builderall courses
Google Ads and YouTube Ads targeting documentation for interest-based and keyword targeting
Builderall’s published $100 per day income projection calculator (referenced on their website in the video)