Hubba BaBa

Supporting Small Asian-Owned Businesses

Hubba Baba Affiliate Marketing Program

We curate UGC content creators and affiliates who recommend independent Asian-owned restaurants. These curated spots are directly shown to users when chatting, so matches can instantly see recommended date spots near them!

How it works

How It Works in 3 Simple Steps

From creator recommendation directly into user conversations.

1

Creators Recommend Spots

UGC and affiliate creators recommend their favorite independent Asian-owned restaurants, cafes, boba lounges, and izakayas.

2

Hubba Baba Curates & Verifies

We review each spot to ensure authentic flavors, warm hospitality, and the perfect romantic ambiance for unforgettable dates.

3

Shown In Chat During Date Planning

When users chat with a match, nearby recommended spots appear directly in conversation, making it effortless to pick where to go!

Who it's for

Built for local businesses and creators

Small Independent Asian-Owned Businesses

Recommended in Chat When Matches Plan Dates

Are you an independent Asian-owned cafe, restaurant, bakery, or lounge? Your venue is shown directly inside user chat threads right when couples are deciding where to meet near them.

UGC Creators & Affiliates

Recommend Authentic Gems & Earn

Love sharing hidden gems and authentic Asian food? Your UGC recommendations are surfaced directly into active chats between singles, driving real-world foot traffic and commissions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know

Clear answers about our affiliate marketing program for small Asian-owned businesses and creators.

Directly in the chat! When matches are chatting on Hubba Baba, our app intelligently displays curated independent Asian-owned restaurants and date spots near them right inside the chat window. Singles can see creator recommendations, photos, and neighborhood vibes with one tap, turning casual conversation into an easy, real-life date plan.
Yes, 100%! The Hubba Baba Affiliate Marketing Program is exclusively created to support, spotlight, and empower small, independent Asian-owned businesses—including mom-and-pop restaurants, cafes, boba lounges, izakayas, dessert shops, bakeries, and romantic cultural date spots. We celebrate Asian culture and want couples to discover and support local Asian entrepreneurs without venues having to pay exorbitant marketing agency fees.
Creators and foodie affiliates recommend their favorite independent Asian-owned restaurants through UGC videos and reviews. Hubba Baba curates these recommendations and features them directly into active user chats when couples are deciding where to meet. Creators earn commissions and rewards based on referral bookings, coupon redemptions, and community engagement.
We put community first! We are currently offering complimentary (FREE) featured spotlight placements for qualifying small Asian-owned businesses. There are no predatory contracts, monthly retainers, or hidden agency fees. You can pause or adjust your partnership anytime.
Any content creator, foodie influencer, dating blogger, or UGC storyteller who loves spotlighting authentic Asian food, cultural drinks, and romantic date night spots! Whether you have 1,000 engaged local neighborhood followers or 100,000+ fans, we welcome your authentic recommendations.
Affiliates earn monthly payouts based on verified in-app visits, tracked bookings, coupon redemptions, and campaign milestones. We provide clear metrics so you always know exactly what you earned while supporting small Asian-owned businesses.
Submitting takes less than 30 seconds! Fill out the quick application form below or email us directly at [email protected]. Our partnerships team reviews every submission and will reach out within 24 to 48 hours to get you onboarded.
Apply

Join the Affiliate Program

Fill out this quick form or email our team directly at [email protected].

    Businesses: by submitting, you confirm that your establishment is a small Asian-owned business or authentic Asian culinary venue.

    Direct inquiries welcome anytime at [email protected]