Why Promote This Offer

The Solvent affiliate program pays a 70% revenue share on confirmed auto insurance policy sales generated through your affiliate traffic across the United States. With a carrier network covering all 50 states and a RevShare model that ties publisher earnings to the full value of each policy sold, this program is built for publishers with high-intent US auto insurance comparison audiences.

1. A 70% revenue share means publishers earn the majority of each policy sale's revenue, with ongoing earning potential if policies renew through the Solvent platform.
2. Auto insurance is a legal requirement for US drivers in 49 states, creating consistent year-round demand not dependent on discretionary spending cycles.
3. The RevShare model scales with policy value, rewarding publishers who drive traffic from high-premium states and audiences with higher coverage requirements.
4. The lead-to-sale attribution model creates a direct incentive to optimise for genuine, high-intent auto insurance buyers rather than bulk low-quality leads.

Who Should Promote This

Ideal Publisher Profile

Best suited for US auto insurance comparison and review sites, personal finance blogs covering insurance savings, car buying and vehicle ownership content platforms, email publishers with opted-in US auto insurance audiences, and media buyers running SEM or native campaigns targeting US drivers shopping for coverage.

Audience Match

Converts best with US adults aged 18 and above who own or are purchasing a vehicle and are actively comparing auto insurance rates to switch providers, lower premiums, or find coverage on a new vehicle.

Traffic Rules

Allowed

• Organic US auto insurance comparison, review, and quote guide content
• Car buying, vehicle ownership, and driver safety content linking to insurance comparison
• Email marketing to opted-in US auto insurance audiences
• Native advertising on US automotive and personal finance platforms
• Display campaigns geo-targeted to US drivers with insurance comparison intent
• SEM campaigns on non-branded auto insurance keywords with prior approval

Not Allowed

• Incentivized or reward-based lead submissions
• Fraudulent or fabricated driver and vehicle information
• Brand keyword bidding on Solvent paid search terms
• Traffic from outside the United States
• Misleading claims about guaranteed rates or instant policy binding
• Content targeting users under 18

Compliance Note

All promotions must comply with FTC advertising guidelines and applicable state insurance advertising regulations. Do not guarantee specific premium rates or imply that coverage is immediately active from a lead submission. Creative pre-approval required.

Tracking Flow

1. Publisher places their tracking link in US auto insurance comparison or car ownership content.
2. User clicks and lands on the Solvent quote form.
3. User enters their vehicle, driving history, and coverage details.
4. User is matched with carriers and submits their information.
5. A confirmed policy sale is completed through the Solvent platform.
6. Postback fires the confirmed policy sale RevShare event to the affiliate network.
7. Publisher earns 70% of the revenue from the confirmed policy sale.

Tracking Window: 30 days  |  Attribution: Last-click  |  Tracking Method: Postback  |  Deduplication: One RevShare per unique confirmed US policy sale

Promotional Tips

• Policy renewal timing content targeting drivers in the 30 to 60 day pre-expiry window is the strongest conversion angle - these users are actively shopping and ready to switch providers.
• New driver and teen insurance content is a high-volume niche with above-average premiums, delivering higher RevShare earnings per conversion for publishers targeting this segment.
• State-specific rate content covering the most expensive auto insurance states gives publishers strong SEO angles with high search volume across different US markets.
• For media buyers, SEM and native campaigns targeting queries like cheap car insurance and auto insurance quotes deliver the strongest lead-to-sale rates in this vertical.

Payment Methods

Publishers are paid through multiple flexible methods including Crypto, Wise, PayPal, Wire Transfer, and more. Payouts are processed on a Net-30 cycle once your earnings clear the minimum payout threshold. Contact your account manager if you need to set up or change your preferred payment method.