Become a partner in virtual interlining success with Kiwi.com.

Overview of Kiwi.com

Most low-cost airlines do not have codeshare agreements with major carriers. Kiwi.com circumvents this limitation by creating travel plans from an almost unlimited number of flight combinations.

The Kiwi.com algorithm finds the largest connecting flights of its kind in the database and creates entirely new routes. Kiwi.com’s virtual Interlining connects those who don’t. Below you can find an example of a virtual interline ticket:

We have also introduced all kinds of combinations with trains, buses and other modes of transport, increasing travel possibilities around the world:

After booking, the passenger can manage their flight directly on Kiwi.com. The site contains detailed information about the upcoming flight, including a guide on how to self-transfer.

We understand that sometimes something goes wrong, especially when booking multiple flights. Kiwi.com protects all customers from flight delays, flight cancellations and schedule changes by offering a full refund or alternative flight at no extra cost to assist their customers against the unexpected. Our customer support hotlines are available 24/7/365.

Kiwi.com affiliate program

Join the Kiwi.com affiliate program on Moyens I/O today and earn 3% commission on every confirmed booking. Easily one of the highest CPAs for flight bookings (all short and long haul flights) in the industry.

Find and subscribe to us on the Offers page in your dashboard, it’s free:

Widgets, deep links and banners are available for you to use. You can embed them on your website to help you get and convert traffic.

The cookie period is a standard 30-day last click.

We especially welcome content sites, and even if you don’t have your own website or blog, you can start promoting Kiwi.com via newsletters and/or social media, as long as buyers can unsubscribe at any time. Please read the program’s rules carefully, as some types of traffic, such as brand offer, pop-under or adult traffic, are strictly prohibited.

How to earn with Kiwi.com

There are several ways to send traffic to Kiwi.com. One of the easiest is to add a search widget to your website. It’s easy – just copy/paste the code. You can customize it by adding a specific origin/destination, language, currency, and colors to better fit the rest of the page:

Widgets work best when they accompany an article to support the content written on it. Where you decide to put it is of course up to you, but it will transform better if it is on the top of the screen.

You can choose to use an advertising banner instead. Banners require very little interaction with the user who only needs to click to be redirected. They naturally support the brand better with their attention-grabbing messages. The best fit is at the top of the fold and on the right if your website is divided into columns.

If you’re most interested in using deep links, a best practice is to add a call-to-action text like “Book here” or “Buy your flight” to the clickable link.

Our top destinations change from year to year, but will give you an idea of ​​where our customers can find cheap flights, especially with virtual interlining.

Top 20 destinations for bookings in 2018

1. London (LHR, LGW, STN, LTN, LCY, SEN)
2. Paris (CDG, ORY, BVA, XCR)
3. Barcelona (BCN)
4. Bangkok (BKK, DMK)
5. New York (JFK, EWR, LGA, SWF)
6. Amsterdam (AMS)
7. Berlin (TXL, SXF)
8. Athens (ATH)
9. Rome (CIA, FCO)
10. Moscow (SVO, VKO, DME, ZIA, BKA)
11. Copenhagen (CPH)
12. Istanbul (IST, SAW)
13. Milan (LIT, MXP)
14. Dublin (DUB)
15. Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
16. Vienna (VIE)
17. Madrid (MAD)
18. Budapest (BUD)
19. Manila (MNL)
20. Lisbon (LIS)

It’s kind of hard to define the demographics of our customers because… well… everybody likes a deal, right? However, our focus on budget travel makes Kiwi.com very appealing to backpackers, digital nomads, and millennials more generally. So, if that’s your audience, Kiwi.com will prove to be a great merchant to partner with.