Work with Lounge Frog

You make content about lounges, credit cards, points or flying well. We make the tool your audience opens before a layover. Send them to Lounge Frog through your link and you take a cut of everything they go on to generate.

Why it is a good deal

• Recurring revenue, not a one-off bounty

  You earn 20% of the revenue every person you bring in generates, for as long as they keep using Lounge Frog. A sign-up today keeps paying next year.

• A link that is yours

  Your referral link is a short URL like loungefrog.com/r/yourname. Put it in a bio, a caption, a newsletter, a video description. Easy to say out loud, easy to remember.

• Live numbers, no waiting on reports

  Link opens, sign-ups and earnings update on your profile as they happen. You can always see exactly who came through your link.

• Something your audience actually wants

  Lounge Frog is free, has no paywall and needs no card to browse. Recommending it costs your audience nothing, which makes it an easy share.

• Start today, no application first

  Everyone with an account gets a referral link. Hit the bar below and the partner role is yours to talk about; you keep earning either way.

What we are looking for

• An audience that cares about lounges, premium cards, elite status or points.
• Content of your own: a channel, a newsletter, a blog, a podcast, a big group chat. Any of them works.
• Honesty. Tell people what Lounge Frog is and is not. Sign-ups that stick are the ones that pay.

How to be considered

To be considered for the role you have to generate 100 sign-ups through your referral link. There is no form and no interview before that: the sign-ups are the application.

1. Sign in and open the Referrals tab on your profile. Your link is waiting there; pick a custom code if you like.
2. Share it with your audience. Every account created after someone opens your link counts toward your 100.
3. Once you have generated 100 sign-ups, email us with your link. That is the whole application.

Partners get a say in what we build next, early access to new features, and a direct line to the team. The revenue share starts from your very first sign-up, before any of that.

The fine print

Sign-ups count once, at the moment an account is created after opening your link. Your share is worked out from revenue the accounts you referred actually produce (card approvals through our affiliate links and paid features as we add them), at the rate shown on your Referrals tab when it is booked. Fake accounts, self-referrals and paid sign-up schemes end the arrangement.

Lounge Frog's data on cards, lounge access and airline status comes from research today. This role turns it into direct relationships with the airlines and card issuers themselves.

What the role does

• Build and manage relationships with airlines and credit card issuers, from a first outreach to a standing point of contact.
• Negotiate affiliate and data-sharing arrangements that get Lounge Frog cleaner, faster access to program changes and lounge details.
• Keep the catalog current by being the person a partner calls when a benefit, tier or lounge changes, instead of us finding out from a reader's report.
• Represent Lounge Frog in partner conversations: know the product, the traffic, and what a partnership is actually worth to both sides.

What we are looking for

• Experience in partnerships, business development or affiliate management, ideally touching travel, loyalty programs or fintech.
• Comfort cold-outreaching to airlines and card issuers and carrying a relationship past the first meeting.
• Someone who can read a partnership agreement and negotiate one, not just introduce people who can.

How to apply

Email ptkarsh@gmail.com with a bit about your background and, if you have one, a link to work you have done.

Every lounge and airline on the site needs a page that's actually worth reading: what a layover there is like, not just a table of hours and access rules.

What the role does

• Write content on airlines and lounges: profiles, comparisons, guides to a specific terminal or lounge network, and answers to the questions travelers actually have.
• Turn raw research (ratings, access rules, hours, program tiers) into copy a reader trusts and can act on.
• Keep pieces accurate as programs and lounges change, and flag what needs a second look from the catalog.
• Write in Lounge Frog's voice: plain, specific, no filler.

What we are looking for

• Published writing about travel, points, airlines or a related beat, wherever it lived.
• Comfort with research: reading a program's terms and getting the details right, not just the vibe.
• A fast, clean writer who can turn around a piece without needing heavy edits.

How to apply

Email ptkarsh@gmail.com with a bit about your background and, if you have one, a link to work you have done.