KLM Affiliate Programme review

Commission is 1% to 1.5%, paid on a cps basis, so a completed sale triggers payment rather than a click. It is a modest rate, and publishers usually treat the airline as a single offer among several rather than the whole revenue plan.

Recurring commission is no here, so a reader who books again is not worth anything extra to you. 44.5% of the programs tracked on this site pay recurring commission, so publishers who want repeat earnings should look elsewhere.

Everything runs through Partnerize, a single network, which keeps reporting under a single account. Publishers already working on that platform will find the paperwork familiar, while anyone on a different network has to apply from scratch.

The program covers global markets, so the same flight content can be shown to readers in more than a single country. The airline is based in the Netherlands and was founded in 1919, which helps when you pitch a European travel audience.

Sites with flight, route or destination content are the natural fit, because the offer sits in travel and pays on a completed cps sale. It suits publishers who can recommend the airline when a reader is ready to book, rather than sites that only collect sign ups.

This is a sale based program paying 1% to 1.5% on completed bookings. Among the travel programs listed here, 78.3% also pay on completed sales, so a single sale model is normal in this group.

CashKaro and Caribious Solutions both pay recurring commission, which suits publishers who want to earn again from the same customer. KLM Affiliate Programme pays no recurring commission, so the choice turns on whether repeat bookings matter more than a dedicated airline offer.

The program belongs to an airline founded in 1919 and based in the Netherlands. That recognition helps with a pitch, especially when the rate is 1% to 1.5% and the offer is limited to travel.