A link that tracks
You get a referral link or code. A trip that starts from it stays attributed to you all the way through fulfilment.
Affiliates
Send us travellers, take a cut.
Event organisers, destination partners, travel writers and community groups already tell people how to get to an event. If those people book here, you earn on it.
Percentage or flat fee
Some partners want a share of the trip value, others a fixed amount per booking or per traveller. Both are supported and yours is agreed with you.
Paid on completed trips
Earnings become payable once the trip has happened and is past the point of refund, so nothing is clawed back later.
Terms that bend
A conference organiser and a travel blogger are not the same deal.
An organiser sending a thousand delegates wants a rate per traveller. A writer with a readership wants a share of what their audience spends. Rather than force one shape on everybody, payout terms are configured per partner, and can differ by what was booked or by campaign.
Whatever the arrangement, you can see referred bookings, what you have earned and what has been paid.
What a payout rule is made of
- Type
- Percentage, or a fixed amount
- Basis
- Per booking, per traveller, or per night
- Scope
- Platform default, your account, or a single campaign
- Validity
- Effective from and to, so a seasonal rate can expire
Tell us who you reach.
We will come back with terms that suit the size and shape of your audience.