WebPartners inactivity quota

[sportsbookh]

Up to July 1, 2025: There was NO inactivity quota. Their terms explicitly guaranteed 25-35% revenue share "for the life of the customer." Proof (not allowed to post a full link): web.archive.org/web/20250701195347/https://www.webpartners.co/terms-conditions/

By August 1, 2025: They quietly slipped in clause 4.12. Now, if you don't bring in 10 new players every 6 months, your share is slashed to a punishing 10%. Proof: web.archive.org/web/20250801194723/https://www.webpartners.co/terms-conditions/

They are taking terms written in August 2025 and applying them retroactively to affiliates who brought them players under the original "lifetime" agreement. Not sure this affiliate program belongs under 'Certified Affiliate Programs'?

 

[eenzoo]

Unfortunetely common practice ... but actually not a big headache. One of the best and good converting US offshore bookies.

 

[sportsbookh]

Hmm, interesting. So, if it doesn't affect you personally, that means they are still the 'best' and 'high-converting'? They haven't converted for sh1t for me personally. The traffic I was able to generate in 2019 obviously doesn't exist in 2026. Times have changed. Actually, they kind of were the best for many years, agree 100%, but that is not the case anymore. They suck. I mean, BUSR even has a link on their front page right now inviting you to bet on the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election odds (busr.ag/us-presidential-election). Anyways, off-topic... What if you need to bring in 50 players in 3 months? Are they still the best? What if you need to bring in 100 players? Any other hot takes?

 

[MissExposé]

Hello @sportsbookh please check your PM.

 

[eenzoo]

Hmm, interesting. So, if it doesn't affect you personally, that means they are still the 'best' and 'high-converting'? They haven't converted for sh1t for me personally. The traffic I was able to generate in 2019 obviously doesn't exist in 2026. Times have changed. Actually, they kind of were the best for many years, agree 100%, but that is not the case anymore. They suck. I mean, BUSR even has a link on their front page right now inviting you to bet on the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election odds (busr.ag/us-presidential-election). Anyways, off-topic... What if you need to bring in 50 players in 3 months? Are they still the best? What if you need to bring in 100 players? Any other hot takes?

Ofc it affects my business. But, and that was my only take, it became normal. RevenueNetwork does not accept players from more and more states. Wagernetwork split couple casinos away so you need to fullfil quotas twice. About the Bet365 with millions of lost commission for thousends of affiliates, we do not need to talk about. Sorry to hear that your traffic turns shit too but world is changing, business to. And ofc, if the operator is beneficial for me (still and over last 7/8 years it was), i would send 50 FTD per 3 months.

 

[sportsbookh]

Ofc it affects my business. But, and that was my only take, it became normal. RevenueNetwork does not accept players from more and more states. Wagernetwork split couple casinos away so you need to fullfil quotas twice. About the Bet365 with millions of lost commission for thousends of affiliates, we do not need to talk about. Sorry to hear that your traffic turns shit too but world is changing, business to. And ofc, if the operator is beneficial for me (still and over last 7/8 years it was), i would send 50 FTD per 3 months.

Yes, it's just business and our hands are mostly tied. There won't be any class actions, but affiliates still need to know exactly who they’re dealing with. Fair points. But I’m pretty sure if you personally had your revenue share retroactively 'updated' to a measly 10%, you wouldn't just sit there singing Kumbaya while they picked your pockets.

 

[FreeSpins]

I’m not surprised at all… it just goes to show that this programme must really be in financial trouble… They want to boost their results at their partners’ expense… That’s not the way to go about it… A penny saved is a penny earned.

It was the same with Unibet, Betsson, Comon, Casumo, and many others… And as for how they ended up or are ending up... you can see for yourselves. They’ll either go bust or come begging for traffic... but then you’ve got to give them the middle finger.... unless, of course, they pay compensation for lost revenue.