Airalo pays 10% of the final sale value

What Airalo is

Airalo sells eSIMs, digital SIM cards that let travellers buy mobile data for a country or region before they land, with no physical card and no roaming bill. It describes itself as the world's first unicorn eSIM brand. eSIMs have become one of the most natural travel recommendations of the last two years, because nearly every modern phone supports them.

What it pays

Airalo's standard commission is 10% of the final sale value, measured after any discount is applied. It notes that rates may vary with the promotional method. The program runs on Impact, where your links, tracking and payments are managed.

Getting paid

Commission is paid on the 28th of the month following the sale, once you pass a $15 minimum. You can be paid to a bank account or PayPal, and Airalo notes that PayPal adds a 2% fee. A $15 threshold is one of the lowest in travel.

Who it suits

Almost any travel content. A data plan is needed on every international trip, so an eSIM link fits destination guides, packing lists and first time travel advice. It also suits tech creators reviewing phones and travel gadgets.

Our take

A low ticket product, but one nearly every traveller needs, with a clear 10% rate and a very low payout threshold. Airalo does not publish its cookie length on its own pages, so check it inside Impact. Ungraded until there is a payout record.