Airalo review

Airalo publishes commission of Up to 10% per sale, paid on a cps model. A payout follows a completed sale rather than a lead or a signup, so earnings rise with the number of sales your referral pages produce.

Recurring commission is no. Airalo pays Up to 10% per sale on a sale, and a reader who comes back for a second purchase is not a recurring payment. For publishers used to a monthly line of income, that matters more than the headline rate.

The programme runs on Impact, so applications, tracking and reporting sit inside a network publishers already know. A team already running offers through Impact is adding pages for a new vertical rather than building tracking from scratch.

Two routes are open, a direct link scheme and a referral scheme, direct and referral. The referral side pays a flat €3 instead of a share of a sale, so the two structures pay in different ways. Choose the one that matches how you promote.

Coverage is global, so the programme is not tied to a single market and readers in different markets can be sent to the same offer pages. The brand keeps to travel, which keeps the pitch narrow.

Payouts are made by bank transfer and PayPal. Bank transfer and PayPal cover the two setups most publishers already run, so an existing account can be reused. Choose the route you can receive without setting up something new.

Support runs on chat and help centre. Help comes as a help centre article or a chat conversation, and there is no phone line among those channels, which matters when a payment has not landed. Keep your Impact transaction details ready before you start a chat.

Divebooker Distribution Partner lists 30% revenue share per liveaboard booking, a different shape of deal from Airalo's Up to 10% per sale on a cps basis. A share of booking value can beat a per sale rate on small orders, so weigh what your readers buy, not just the percentage.