Affiliate Commission Structure
Earn substantial affiliate commission with the 12Go Asia Affiliate Program on selling flight, bus, train, ferry tickets, transfers and other travel-related services.
- Get up to 50% of 12Go Asia commission for each confirmed booking
- On average, affiliates earn $3.26 from each booking made by their visitors
Moreover, 12Go Asia offers special routes with the highest payouts in the industry:
– Indian railway tickets – the commission is a flat rate of 60 IDR per pax (~$0.9)
– Thai Railways – the commission is a flat rate of 20 THB per pax (~$0.65)
– Vietnamese Railways – the commission is a flat rate of 20 000 VND per pax ($0.89)
A breakdown of potential earnings:
- ~6.8% of visitors who see the search form on partner website make a search
- ~8.1% of these visitors book a ticket.
So if you have 10,000 blog visitors who see the search form, you can get $179.
To ensure high conversion rates, 12Go Asia offers its partners an access to a complete range of tools: deep links, search form, timetable, white label. You can learn more about available tools through this link.
On top of that, you can earn rewards for your own travel. Find and buy tickets for yourself/family/friends and get commission same way as for other affiliate bookings.
The minimum affiliate payout is 300 baht (less than $10). Detailed stats on actual earnings are available real-time in the affiliate dashboard.
Join now by registering on the signup page.
If you have any questions, please contact affiliate managers via affiliate@12go.asia, they will be happy to help you.
Hi,
I don’t know if it’s official website, but if yes:
Are you going to allow your users to be paid with a real payment system instead of paypal?
Paypal is a really bad system that blocks payments or takes a long time to allow us to access it.
And for traveling bloggers, they close accounts without explanation when they find out that you are not in your main country of residence.
They have already closed 2 accounts for me and I lost money without being able to contact them because I travel a lot.
You should allow to be paid through online banks designed for travellers like Transferwise.
You are a travel advocate and should therefore also help travelers by using an honest payment system designed for travelers and not a blind and unfair system that hates travelers like paypal.