Use case
One platform for bookings, gear and itineraries
Travel content sells across very different networks — hotels, flights, hiking gear, luggage. Affilinks unifies them so your readers always see the best live price.
Travel splits across too many programs
Your "Best of Lisbon" guide links to Booking. Your hiking-shoe review links to REI. Your packing list links to Amazon. Each network has its own dashboard, its own payment cycle, its own approval rules. You spend more time managing partners than writing.
Affilinks consolidates all of it: one signup, 150+ networks (Booking, Amazon, Awin, CJ, Expedia, REI…), one dashboard, one payment. Your content stays focused on the journey, not the back-office.
Built for travel publishers
Whole travel ecosystem in one signup
- 150+
- Networks (incl. major OTAs)
- 10M+
- Products from gear retailers
- Live
- Prices refreshed continuously
How travel publishers use Affilinks
From itinerary to gear, monetized end to end
Pick the format that matches the article type — every one converts.
Embed a comparator that shows live prices across multiple booking platforms or gear retailers — readers click through to the best deal of the day.
Drop product cards inside packing lists and trail reviews. Image, price, badge, retailer — all in one component, all kept fresh.
Lightweight buttons inside destination guides that always route to the best-paying OTA for that route or hotel at this exact moment.
What travel publishers say
Affilinks has become my go-to platform for managing multiple affiliate programs efficiently. The quick connection to a wide array of platforms and the ability to create customized product links make it an indispensable tool for any affiliate enthusiast.
Hotels, flights, gear — each network had its own rules, its own payout cycle, its own dashboard. Affilinks unified everything. I stopped checking five tabs every morning.
The live price comparator on my packing-list articles boosted conversion by 40%. Readers see the best deal of the day, not what was true when I wrote the post six months ago.
I run a small team of contributors. Affilinks let me consolidate affiliate ops across 12 writers — one payment flow, one dashboard, one approval queue. The admin burden dropped to nothing.
Booking via Affilinks gives me the same commission rates I would negotiate myself — without the application paperwork. As a solo creator that is huge: I would never have qualified for some of these networks individually.
