Levanta

For businesses spending $50,000 to $500,000 per month on Amazon ads, PPC is a core growth lever, and its management can affect scale and ad spend.

New Levanta research shows how middle-tier creators route creator affiliate traffic across Amazon, Walmart, brand-owned websites, and other commerce destinations, and why brand infrastructure needs to keep up.

The guide compares creator partnerships and affiliate marketing, discusses which model fits an ecommerce brand, and explains how to choose a starting point.

The guide explains how to recruit affiliates for a Shopify store, including where to find them, how to qualify partners, and how to structure offers.

The page compares Levanta pricing plans based on sales channels, business size, and growth goals.

Founded by the creators of Grovia, Levanta is an affiliate and creator platform for ecommerce brands selling across Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart. Goli and Our Place use it to connect with creators.

Levanta offers support and demos on how affiliate partnerships can help ecommerce brands on Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart grow.

Levanta unifies creator and affiliate programs into a single platform to recruit partners, send samples, measure performance, and manage payouts across Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart.

The page explains how Levanta collects, uses, and protects data and describes users’ rights.

Levanta’s Terms of Service cover account use, platform rules, and policies for users.

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Sep 2026 · GeekWireNews article

Seattle startup Levanta raises $22 million in a Series B led by Volition Capital to expand its creator-commerce platform. The software helps brands find creators, send products, set affiliate commissions or flat-fee partnerships, track sales, and handle payments across Amazon, Walmart, and Shopify. Levanta says its platform has more than 90,000 vetted creators and revenue is up 80% year over year in 2026. The funding will support expansion to more retail marketplaces and international markets.

Aug 2026 · GeekWireNews article