Travel insurance affiliate payouts: 6 checks before you promote a policy

Travel insurance affiliate payouts: 6 checks before you promote a policy

Commission terms need a closer read. Check whether payment is based on premium, a lead, or a completed policy. Confirm when the conversion becomes payable and which events trigger reversal: cancellation, refund, failed payment, or a post-sale review.

Before publishing, check:
— Eligibility: allowed countries, traffic sources, age, and residency limits.
— Attribution: cookie window, last-click rules, and mobile tracking.
— Payout: minimum threshold, hold period, reversal window, and payment method.
— Disclosure: tell readers clearly that you may earn a commission.

Keep records of approved landing pages, ad copy, disclosures, and program terms. Do not promise approval, savings, claim outcomes, or “full coverage.” Present exclusions and key limits plainly, and send readers to the insurer’s policy wording.

Compare programs by net payable commission, tracking reliability, and reversal risk, not the headline rate. Accurate expectations usually mean fewer complaints, cancellations, and clawbacks.