Edvisor Launches Loyalty Program to Boost Agency-School Collaboration

Edvisor, a leading platform in international education recruitment, has officially launched Edvisor Rewards, a loyalty program designed to deepen collaboration between education agencies and partner schools. The initiative incentivizes agencies by rewarding them for everyday platform activities, including processing student payments and selling insurance through Edvisor’s integrated tools.

Agencies earn points through these transactions, which can be redeemed for school-funded scholarships, effectively turning day-to-day operations into tangible student support. The program aims to create a more collaborative ecosystem where both agencies and institutions benefit from shared success.

“We’ve always believed that Edvisor is stronger when agencies and schools grow together,” said Nicolas Miller, CEO of Edvisor. “Edvisor Rewards is our way of turning daily activity into shared success. Agencies are recognized for the students they help, and schools get to support that journey in a meaningful, trackable way.”

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The loyalty scheme is built on a tiered system- Classic, Silver, Gold, and Platinum based on an agency’s quarterly activity. Higher tiers unlock better rewards, such as increased point multipliers per transaction. A Rewards Calculator is also available on the platform, allowing agencies to forecast their potential earnings and explore what each tier offers.

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The program is directly tied to Edvisor’s recently introduced global payments and student insurance services, which streamline operations for agencies and reduce administrative overhead.

International education leaders have welcomed the move. Oscar Blanco, Head of International Sales at ILAC Education Group, stated, “By offering scholarships through Edvisor Rewards, we’re not only strengthening our agency relationships we’re also helping make our programmes more accessible to students. It’s a win-win.”

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Similarly, Carolina Ojeda, Founder of Brazil-based Trinity Intercâmbio, noted, “Edvisor Rewards came as a smart, timely boost. Beyond managing payments and insurance, it now turns our daily work into real rewards, with scholarships from schools we already know and trust.”

By launching this initiative, Edvisor reinforces its commitment to supporting the international education community. The program not only enhances agency motivation but also aims to improve student access to funding, thereby strengthening the global recruitment pipeline.

As the competition for international students intensifies globally, Edvisor’s innovative loyalty model offers a fresh, partnership-driven approach that may set a new industry standard.