Hill Affiliates

Hill Affiliates is no longer an active commercial partnership option, as the affiliate platform is offline and its underlying tracking infrastructure has been decommissioned . iGaming publishers evaluating directory listings should avoid confusing this inactive Jumpman white-label program with William Hill Affiliates, and partners should audit legacy web properties to prevent silent, unattributed traffic leakage.

Program Highlights

• Commission Structure: Offered baseline Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) revshare tiers from 20% to 35%, sub-affiliate commissions between 2% and 10%, and negotiated CPA deals (€35–€40 benchmark).
• Payment Terms: Processed monthly payouts via PayPal and Bank Wire transfer with a €250 minimum withdrawal threshold.
• Attribution & Analytics: Features session-based tracking (0-day window) and a real-time dashboard, but lacks S2S postbacks and API functionality.
• Licensing & GEOs: Licensed via UKGC (License 39175) and Alderney AGCC, targeting United Kingdom traffic.
• Operating Network: Deployed as a white-label brand on Jumpman Gaming Limited's B2B casino platform.

Established in 2018, Hill Affiliates was created as the exclusive affiliate marketing platform for Spin Hill Casino, a white-label online casino and bingo site launched in 2019 on Jumpman Gaming Limited's multi-brand infrastructure. Operating under Jumpman Gaming’s United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) and Alderney licensing, the brand focused primarily on players in the UK market. Industry directories frequently confuse Hill Affiliates with the tier-1 operator William Hill Affiliates (WHG / Caesars); however, Hill Affiliates is a distinct white-label entity operating on a separate network stack.

Forensic reviews confirm that Hill Affiliates has transitioned into a structurally defunct lifecycle phase. The official affiliate portal is currently inaccessible, and its flagship domain (spinhill.com) is designated as "Inactive" on the UKGC public register. Historically, the platform relied on a session-based cookie attribution model and provided real-time dashboard tracking, though it lacked modern integrations such as API reporting or server-to-server (S2S) postbacks.