Affiliate Program
Earn 20% on every sale recommending the one Bali eSIM that gives travellers a real Indonesian phone number.
What you earn
| Plan | Customer pays | You earn |
|---|---|---|
| 10 GB — 30 days | $13 | $2.60 |
| 21 GB — 30 days | $17 | $3.40 |
| 45 GB — 30 days | $26 | $5.20 |
| 83 GB — 30 days | $37 | $7.40 |
20% of order value. 60-day cookie. No cap, no tiers, no minimum traffic requirement.
Why your readers will actually buy
Most Bali eSIM articles list six roaming apps that all do the same thing. We are the one entry on that list that solves a problem the others cannot.
Roaming eSIMs cannot issue an Indonesian phone number.
Gojek, Grab and QRIS payment apps send their verification codes to Indonesian +62 numbers only. A traveller who buys Airalo, Holafly, Ubigi or Nomad cannot create a Gojek account at all. In Bali, where almost everyone uses ride-hailing daily, that is a genuine problem — and it is the single most common thing travellers message us about after buying something else.
That gives you something concrete to write about instead of another paragraph comparing gigabyte prices.
What makes us different, in short
- A real Indonesian +62 number — Gojek, Grab, QRIS and local SMS all work
- Telkomsel — Indonesia's largest network, 157.6M subscribers, over 97% population coverage
- Authorized Telkomsel retailer — registered outlet 3301071729, verifiable with any Telkomsel distributor
- Trading in Bali since 1998 — five physical stores in Denpasar, Kuta, Seminyak and Canggu
- Online in about 15 minutes, with a real person on WhatsApp until it works
- Hotspot included, no separate tethering cap
Research we will give you, whether or not you join
We would rather be useful than promoted. All of this is free to cite, quote or reproduce — attribution appreciated, not required.
| What it is | Why it is useful |
|---|---|
| Bali SIM price survey | 40+ shops, 170+ quotes in Rupiah, priced in person across ten areas. Canggu came out 31% dearer than Jimbaran — and dearer than the airport. |
| Which network each brand uses | All 13 major eSIM brands, checked against their own documentation. Nine will not tell you which Indonesian network you get. |
| Unlimited data fair-use caps | Every major provider's real daily limit, sourced from their own policies. |
| eSIM troubleshooting | The eight real failure modes, from a shop that fixes them daily. |
Want a number checked, an area surveyed, or a specific phone model tested? Ask. We are in Bali and it is usually a short scooter ride.
How it works
- Apply — email us at hello@balitel.com with your site or channel.
- Get your link — a unique tracking link, usually within 24 hours.
- Write whatever you actually think. No approval process, no required talking points, no restriction on also recommending competitors.
- Get paid monthly by PayPal or bank transfer.
The terms, in plain English
| Commission | 20% of order value, all plans |
| Cookie window | 60 days from first click |
| Payment | Monthly, PayPal or bank transfer |
| Minimum payout | USD $25, rolls over if not reached |
| When it clears | 30 days after the order, once our refund window closes |
| Not payable on | Refunded or cancelled orders, and your own purchases |
| Not allowed | Bidding on "Balitel" in paid search, or posting to coupon and deal aggregators |
| Editorial freedom | Total. Say what you like, including where we lose. |
One thing we will not ask you to do. We publish where our competitors beat us — trip lengths where a roaming eSIM is genuinely the better buy, and features we do not have. We would rather you did the same about us. A recommendation that admits a limitation converts better than one that does not, and your readers can tell the difference.
Who this suits
- Travel writers covering Bali, Indonesia or Southeast Asia
- eSIM and connectivity review sites
- Digital nomad and long-stay resources
- Villa, tour and accommodation businesses in Bali
- YouTube and Instagram creators making Bali travel content
No minimum audience size. If you write honestly about Bali travel, we are interested.