DID Global Affiliate Program: How Agencies Earn from Virtual Numbers

A digital agency launches advertising for a client in a new GEO, an integrator sets up CRM and telephony, or a consultant helps a company establish a sales team abroad. The same need arises in each scenario: the client requires local phone numbers and call infrastructure.

Through the DG Partners affiliate program, an agency can refer the telecom side of the project to DID Global and earn up to 7% RevShare from the referred client. There is no need to become a telecom operator, purchase number resources, or build a separate telecom business unit.

Why Agencies Should Add Virtual Numbers to Their Services

For performance marketing or lead generation agencies, the job often ends when the lead is handed over to the client. But when the client relies on phone sales, campaign performance also depends on what happens next: whether the business has a number for the target country, whether potential customers can reach the company, and whether the sales team is ready to handle calls in the new GEO.

Consider a typical scenario: an agency launches campaigns in Poland and Germany. The landing pages are ready, the campaigns are live, and the CRM is receiving leads, but the client still needs to find telecom providers in both countries to handle local calls. With a partnership model, this part of the project can be referred to a telecom provider while the agency earns a commission for the referral.

DID Global's coverage across 180 countries is particularly relevant for agencies working with international clients. A business may need a UK number today, test the Spanish market a month later, and eventually launch a sales team in Canada. There is no need to find a separate number provider for every new market.

How RevShare Works with DG Partners

DG Partners uses a RevShare model. A partner refers a client to DID Global and, once the client starts using the services, receives a percentage of the client's payments according to the affiliate program terms. The commission can be up to 7%.

Under a CPA model, a partner receives a one-time payment for a specific action. RevShare is tied to the client's ongoing use of the services. This distinction matters in B2B telecom: a company may start with several numbers for one market and later expand into additional GEOs or increase its telephony usage.

For example, if the monthly amount used to calculate the partner commission is $1,500, a 7% rate would generate a $105 commission. At $5,000 with the same rate, the commission would be $350. The actual earnings depend on the partner's rate, the services used by the client, and the RevShare calculation rules applied by DG Partners.

How the Partnership Works in Practice

Partnership opportunities often arise within projects an agency is already managing. A client enters a new country and asks which number to add to the local website. An integrator connects a CRM but needs DID numbers for call routing. A consultant helps build an international sales team and receives a request for local telephony.

The process looks like this:

Client request → referral to DG Partners → DID Global service selection and setup → client uses the telecom services → partner receives RevShare according to the program terms.

The partner does not need to build or maintain its own telecom infrastructure. Its role is to identify the client's need and refer the relevant request to a specialized team.

DG Partners Program Terms

Before joining, it is worth checking more than the maximum RevShare rate. The commission calculation base, client attribution period, and payout rules all matter when estimating potential earnings.

Affiliate model: RevShare
Commission: Up to 7%
DID Global coverage: 180 countries
RevShare duration: According to the current program terms
Client attribution: Confirmed when joining DG Partners
Minimum payout: Specified in the current program terms
Payout method and frequency: Specified in the current program terms
Support: DG Partners affiliate team

These details should be confirmed before the first referral, especially if an agency plans to build a separate revenue model around affiliate commissions rather than use the program for occasional referrals.

Who Is the Affiliate Program For?

Digital agencies most often encounter this need when launching campaigns in a new GEO. The advertising and local landing page may already be set up, but the client now needs a local number to handle calls. Instead of searching for another provider, the agency can refer the request through DG Partners.

Telecom and CRM integrators have a different entry point. When configuring a Cloud PBX, CRM, call routing, or contact center, the client needs numbers for inbound and outbound communication. DID numbers become part of the same technical setup.

Consultants and independent specialists can use referrals when preparing clients for international expansion. If a client asks how to set up local telephony without opening a physical office in every country, the provider recommendation can be handled through the affiliate program.

How to Join DG Partners

Businesses and independent partners can join DG Partners through the DID Global team. An application can be submitted on the affiliate program website, after which a manager will get in touch to discuss the partnership format and explain the current RevShare terms.

At this stage, it is useful to describe the types of clients you work with and the requests you receive most often, such as virtual numbers for new GEOs, telephony for sales teams, SIP Trunk services, or other telecom solutions. This helps the manager recommend a partnership format that fits those use cases.

Once enrolled in the program, partners can refer relevant client requests to the DID Global team and receive RevShare according to the agreed terms.