Partnering with Batery: How the Affiliate Programme Works

What the Batery affiliate program is

Like most betting brands, Batery pays partners who refer new players. A partner gets a tracked link or code, sends traffic to Batery and earns commission on the players who register and play.

We're an affiliate ourselves; that's how this site is funded (see our about page). Commission levels, payment schedule and rules are set by Batery's partner team and can differ between partners, so read what follows as orientation, not an offer.

Commission models explained

Betting affiliate programmes usually run on two models, sometimes combined into a hybrid deal.

Revenue share keeps paying while your audience keeps playing, but it moves with player results: a month when players win can pay little. CPA is steadier, though it hinges on qualification criteria the partner team defines. Ask about both before you sign.

What partners get

Betting partner programmes typically provide the following; confirm the exact set with Batery's team.

• Tracking links

  Personal links and sub-IDs that show which page, video or post brought each registration.

• Statistics

  A dashboard with clicks, sign-ups, first deposits and earnings by period.

• Promo materials

  Banners, landing pages and brand assets in different formats.

• Promo codes

  Personal codes for streams and channels where links are inconvenient, like our promo code page uses.

• A manager

  A contact person for questions about payouts, creatives and traffic sources.

Who the programme suits

• Website owners writing reviews, betting guides or sports content, for example around cricket and the IPL.
• Streamers on casino or sports streams, who typically use a personal promo code.
• Telegram channel and community owners with an adult audience interested in sports and games.
• Media buyers who run paid traffic, where the platform's own rules allow gambling ads.

Whatever the format, the audience must be adults in places where promoting online betting is allowed. That rules out a lot of traffic aimed at India.

Indian law and responsible promotion

Batery is an offshore operator with a foreign licence and is not regulated in India. Our general overview of the situation is in the legal section of our main review, and the licence itself is discussed on the licence page. Neither replaces professional advice for your specific project and location.

Wherever you promote, some rules hold regardless of the law:

• target adults only and mark content 18+;
• never present betting as a way to earn money or solve financial problems;
• never promise “sure wins”, sell “fixed matches” or claim codes guarantee results;
• show bonus terms in full, including wagering;
• link to help resources such as our responsible gambling guide;
• disclose that you earn commission.

Partners who break the operator's own rules (spam, brand bidding without permission, misleading claims) usually lose their commission and their account.

How to apply

1. Find the partners pageOpen the official Batery site and scroll to the footer. The affiliate or partners link leads to the programme's own site, Batery Partners.
2. Fill in the applicationDescribe your traffic sources, audience geography and expected volume accurately.
3. Wait for reviewThe partner team checks your project and may contact you to discuss the model and terms.
4. Read the agreementCheck commission terms, qualification conditions, payout methods, and the list of allowed and forbidden traffic.
5. Start with trackingSet up sub-IDs from day one so you know which content brings players.

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