Agoda is an online travel agency owned by Booking Holdings, focused historically on Asia-Pacific and now offering millions of hotels, vacation rentals, flights, and activities worldwide. Its partner program pays a tiered revenue-share commission on completed hotel stays: rates start around 4% and climb with monthly booking volume, reaching up to 7% for high-performing affiliates. Commission is earned only after the guest completes the stay, and earnings are calculated at the start of each month with payment by around the 15th, one month following guest checkout. The minimum payout is US$200, paid by direct bank transfer, with balances below the threshold rolling over. The program is managed in-house through the Agoda partner center, which provides text links, search boxes, banners, hotel data feeds, and API access for deeper integrations, along with a reporting dashboard. Reported tracking windows vary between sources, so affiliates should confirm current attribution terms in the partner center at signup. The program suits publishers with Asia-Pacific travel audiences in particular, where Agoda's brand strength and hotel pricing are most competitive, as well as comparison sites and app developers who can use the API and data feeds to embed live rates. Volume-based tiers reward affiliates who can concentrate hotel bookings through a single OTA rather than spreading referrals thin.

Hotels

For hotel-focused publishers with Asia-heavy audiences, Agoda's tiered 4% to 7% payout on completed stays can out-earn flat-rate competitors at volume. Deep links, search boxes, and data feeds cover millions of properties, though commissions confirm only after guest checkout and the $200 minimum payout suits established sites over hobby blogs.

Travel

Agoda rounds out a travel affiliate stack with an OTA that is especially strong in Asia-Pacific, where its rates and inventory often beat Western competitors. Tiered commissions from 4% up to 7% reward volume, and API access plus hotel data feeds let technical publishers build rate comparison tools rather than relying on static links.