Recurring commission
We pay a meaningful share of subscription revenue for the lifetime of the customer, not a one-off bounty. The maths only works for either of us if your referrals stay.
Edge Hunters / Affiliate programme
We pay recurring commission on every customer you refer. The model is boring and reliable: a meaningful share of subscription revenue, paid for as long as your referral stays subscribed.
We review every application personally. Reply within a working day.
We pay a meaningful share of subscription revenue for the lifetime of the customer, not a one-off bounty. The maths only works for either of us if your referrals stay.
Every referral you send is tracked transparently in your dashboard. You see the click, the trial, the conversion, and every recurring payment that follows.
We supply assets. Short copy, hero imagery, embed-friendly demo videos. When they help your audience. We don’t require you to use them; what works for your reader works.
Affiliate enquiries route to a real person, not a queue. If something’s broken or unclear, you’ll get a straight answer from the same people who built the product.
Tell us about your audience and where you’d place the link. We review every application personally. Usually inside a working day.
Approved affiliates get a unique referral link, dashboard access, and any creative assets you’ll find useful. No technical lift on your end.
Recurring commission flows monthly while your referrals stay subscribed. Paid out via the methods listed in your dashboard once you cross the minimum threshold.
Audiences who actually care about matched betting and sports betting maths. Newsletter writers, betting-curious YouTubers, content sites covering iGaming, communities of people already doing some version of this work. We’re less interested in scattergun coupon affiliates retention from those audiences is poor and the maths doesn’t work for either side.
We don’t take affiliates from sportsbooks themselves, from sites that dabble in tipster claims, or from anyone whose audience overlaps with gambling-harm risk groups (e.g. Recovery communities). Our editorial standards apply to who we partner with, not just what we publish.
Send us the rough shape of what you’re thinking. Your audience, where you’d place the link, anything you’re unsure about. We’ll get back to you with a straight answer.