Your readers save. You earn 30%.
AnyGo checks the same Agoda room across 39 countries and only charges when it finds a cheaper one. Share your code: your readers pay 20% less on the AnyGo fee, and you earn 30% of what we collect.
No minimum audience · No exclusivity · No application to fill in
Singapore
Paradox Singapore
Premier Twin · 2 nights · 2 adults
Where that USD 123.90 goes
A real session from our homepage. Savings vary by hotel, dates and room — this is one booking, not a typical one.
30% of what we collect
Paid on every booking made with your code. The bigger the saving we find, the more you earn.
20% off for your readers
Your code isn't just for tracking — it's a real discount. You're giving your readers something, not asking them for something.
Why it's worth a mention
Most affiliate offers ask you to make room for something your readers don't care about. This is the opposite — it's a tip they'll be glad you shared.
One mention, paid every time
You earn 30% of every fee your code brings in — about USD 8.40 on an average paid search, USD 2.62 at the midpoint, and USD 198.99 on the largest we've ever found. Readers acting on a recommendation they already trust convert far better than cold traffic. And your code never expires, so a line you write today is still earning next year.
Your readers get the saving, not a coupon
The 20% off our fee is the small part. What your readers actually get is the hotel saving itself — often around 10% off the room, sometimes far more. Almost nobody knows Agoda quietly charges different prices for the same room depending on which country you appear to be browsing from. Being the person who tells them is worth more than the commission.
Evergreen, in the way you mean it
This isn't a tool AI makes redundant next quarter. Geo-pricing is simply how Agoda prices; people will keep booking hotels; and everyone already knows what Agoda is, so there's nothing to explain and nothing to date. A post about it works as well in three years as it does this week.
Before anything else
Try it on a hotel you'd actually book
Install the extension, find somewhere you're genuinely considering, and run one check. It takes about two minutes and costs nothing unless it finds you a saving.
We'd rather you did this first. If it doesn't turn up anything on the kind of hotels your readers book, don't write about it — and tell us, because that's worth knowing.
Add to Chrome — it's freeCheck it yourself before you recommend us
You're putting your name next to ours in front of an audience that trusts you. Two minutes of checking beats any claim we could make on this page.
What you earn
AnyGo charges a share of the saving it finds — the bigger the saving, the higher the share. Our full pricing is public. With your code, your readers pay 20% less on the AnyGo fee, and you earn 30% of what we collect.
You earn most when your readers save most
There's no version of this where we do well and your readers don't. The bigger the saving we find them, the bigger the fee — and the bigger your 30%. If AnyGo finds nothing, nobody is charged and nobody earns.
However you want to cover it
There's no required format and no minimum. Pick whichever costs you the least effort — a single line on a page you already have is completely fine.
A line on your resources page
Two minutesWhere you already list the booking sites and tools you use. One sentence and your code. Most affiliates start here.
A mention inside a post you've already written
Five minutesAny 'how to save on hotels' or destination guide where accommodation comes up. Drop it in where it's genuinely relevant.
A short Reel or TikTok
Ten minutesScreen-record one search. The price dropping from one country to another is the whole video — no talking head, no editing. This works well even on a small account.
A post about what you actually found
An hourRun it on a few hotels you'd genuinely book and write up what happened — what it found, what it didn't, and whether the saving held up at checkout. A first-hand account is worth more to your readers than anything we could write, and we'd rather you published an honest one than a flattering one.
Joining takes one email
- 1
You email me
Three things: your site or channel, the code you'd like, and your PayPal address. No form, no application to be approved for. Codes are first come, first served — if yours is taken I'll suggest the closest alternative.
- 2
I send your code within a day
Something your readers will recognise — usually your site name. It gives them 20% off and credits every booking to you.
- 3
You mention it wherever suits
I'll include short write-ups at three lengths you're free to paste, edit or ignore entirely. Once it's live, send me the link — I'll keep an eye on how it performs and tell you honestly if it isn't working.
- 4
I pay you monthly
Commission clears 14 days after the booking, then goes out in the next monthly run once your balance passes USD 50. Ask how many times your code has been used, any time.
Payout terms
- Commission
- 30%
- Calculated on
- What we collect
- Clears after
- 14 days
- Paid
- Monthly
- Minimum payout
- USD 50
- Method
- PayPal
How we work out your 30%: it's 30% of the amount actually charged — after your reader's 20% discount, before payment processing. On a USD 10.90 fee your reader pays USD 8.72 and you earn USD 2.62.
In plain terms: a booking made on 3 March clears on 17 March and is paid at the end of March, provided your balance has passed USD 50. If it hasn't, it rolls over. The 14 days cover our 7-day refund window with a week to spare — we refund any booking link that fails, and we don't pay commission on a sale that later gets refunded.
If that button didn't open your mail app, copy this instead.
To: jason@getanygo.com Subject: AnyGo affiliate — yoursite.com Hi Jason, I'd like to join. Site or channel: Promo code I'd like (letters and numbers, no spaces): PayPal email for payouts: Thanks,
Questions worth asking
Tell your readers how much they've been overpaying.
I answer every email myself, usually the same day. If you'd like screenshots, the raw data behind our study, or anything else to write with, just ask.
Jason Lee, Founder, AnyGo — jason@getanygo.com