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Don't overlook the value of partner APIs
Bill Doerrfeld | October 3, 2024
Public APIs get the spotlight, but there's a lot to be said for partner API strategies.
Partner APIs are a hidden value in the API economy. They unlock new monetization capabilities, enable partner ecosystems and network expansion, and help create data-sharing interfaces to meet regulatory requirements.
Check out my post on the Bump.sh blog today that dives into all things partner APIs! In it, I explore common partner API business models and look at examples of affiliate developer programs and partner ecosystems, from AirBnB to eBay, Shutterstock, Walgreens, Kroger, and beyond.
Check it out for some inspiration and tips on getting a partner API program up and running.
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