Royal Partners pays 20% to 55% revenue share on a volume ladder, or CPA up to $700 in Tier-1 markets. The detail that matters more than either: it offers a no negative carryover option, which is rare and worth asking for by name.
What you're promoting
Royal Partners is a direct advertiser rather than a network, running around 16 of its own licensed casino brands including STARDA, SOL and 1GO. It has been operating for more than seven years and covers roughly 22 GEOs across the EU, Canada, LATAM, India and the CIS.
Being a direct advertiser matters. There's no intermediary taking a cut, the offers are exclusive, and when something goes wrong there's one company accountable for it.
The commission models
Revenue share runs 20% to 55% on a tiered system based on volume. CPA reaches $700 for Tier-1 traffic and around $90 for CIS, which is a wide spread that tells you exactly where the value sits. Hybrid combines a fixed CPA with ongoing revenue share.
The minimum payout is a low $20 or €20, with weekly or monthly frequency, paid via Bitcoin, USDT, USDC, Ethereum, Skrill or bank transfer.
Why no negative carryover changes the maths
In most revenue share deals, a month where your players win leaves you with a negative balance that rolls into next month. You earn nothing until it clears, which can take a quarter after one bad run.
Royal Partners offers terms without that. It's the single most valuable thing in this program and it's negotiable rather than automatic, so raise it during onboarding and get the answer in writing.
Who converts
Tier-2 and Tier-3 traffic in the GEOs Royal Partners actually covers, with India and LATAM particularly active. Casino review content, bonus comparison pages and localised slot guides all work. The multilingual brand portfolio means you can match a brand to the market rather than forcing one everywhere.
Tier-1 CPA looks attractive at $700 but requires genuinely high-quality traffic, and the qualification criteria are strict. Don't build a plan around it until you've proven the traffic.
Royal Partners vs Chilli Partners
Royal Partners
Chilli Partners
RevShare
20 to 55%, tiered
Up to 50%
CPA
Up to $700 Tier-1
Up to EUR 400
Negative carryover
No, on request
None
Minimum payout
$20
Higher
Brands
16 in-house
5 in-house
Royal Partners has the deeper brand portfolio and a much lower payout threshold. Chilli Partners applies no negative carryover as standard rather than on request, which is simpler. Both are direct advertisers, so it comes down to which brands suit your GEOs.
Getting approved
Register at royal.partners. Approval is quick and you're assigned a dedicated manager. Use that first conversation to negotiate carryover terms and your starting revenue share tier, because the default is rarely the best available.
Verdict
One of the better-structured iGaming programs available: direct advertiser, deep brand portfolio, low threshold, crypto payouts and carryover terms you can negotiate away. Start on hybrid while you learn which brands convert for your traffic, then move to revenue share once you know the quality holds.
What does Royal Partners pay?
Revenue share on a 20% to 55% volume ladder, CPA up to $700 for Tier-1 traffic and around $90 for CIS, or a hybrid combining a fixed CPA with ongoing revenue share.
Does Royal Partners offer no negative carryover?
Yes, but on request rather than automatically. It is the single most valuable term in this program, so raise it during onboarding and get it in writing.
What is the minimum payout?
A low $20 or EUR 20, paid weekly or monthly via Bitcoin, USDT, USDC, Ethereum, Skrill or bank transfer.
Which brands does it run?
Around 16 in-house licensed brands including STARDA, SOL and 1GO, across roughly 22 GEOs covering the EU, Canada, LATAM, India and the CIS.
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