Legal

Affiliate disclosure

Effective · 24 April 2026Last updated · 24 April 2026

The short version. When you book a hotel, flight, or activity through some of our outbound links, the partner pays us a commission. It doesn't cost you anything extra. Our matching engine doesn't know what we earn — recommendations are based on your preferences, not on what pays best.

1. How Veyago makes money

Veyago earns revenue in two ways: Premium subscriptions (you pay us directly), and affiliate commissions (our partners pay us when you book through a link on the Service).

We tell you this upfront because you deserve to know where the money comes from.

2. Our affiliate partners

As of the effective date of this page, our active affiliate programmes are:

Partner	What they offer	What we earn	Typical rate
Booking.com	Hotels and accommodation	Commission on completed stays	Approx. 3.75%–6% of booking value
Skyscanner (via Travelpayouts)	Flight search and comparison	Mostly cost-per-click on outbound clicks	Approx. €0.30–€0.40 per qualifying click
GetYourGuide	Tours, tickets, and activities	Commission on completed bookings	Approx. 8% of booking value

Commission rates change as partners update their programmes. The figures above are typical ranges, not guarantees.

3. How to spot an affiliate link

Any outbound link in Veyago that earns us a commission is marked with a small "Partner" or "Ad" label next to the button, or disclosed on the screen where the link appears. When you tap an affiliate link, the destination URL carries referral parameters (a session ID and a destination ID) so the partner can attribute the click to us — this doesn't include your name, email, or any identifying information beyond that.

4. How affiliate relationships affect (or don't affect) what we recommend

They don't. Our matching engine is independent of our commercial relationships.

Veyago's destination matching is based on your preferences, your swipes, and, where you've used group sessions, the combined preferences of the group. The algorithm does not know which destinations or partners pay us, and commission rates are not an input to it. Editorial decisions — which destinations we feature, which photography we use, which experiences we highlight — are made independently of commercial relationships.

If we ever feature content that is sponsored or paid for, it will be clearly labelled as "Sponsored" or "Paid partnership with [Partner]", not hidden in a generic disclosure.

5. The legal bit

We're disclosing our affiliate relationships to comply with:

the US Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides (16 C.F.R. Part 255, revised 2023), which require clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections;
the UK CAP Code enforced by the Advertising Standards Authority, and the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, enforced by the Competition and Markets Authority;
the EU Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (2005/29/EC) and the Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065), which prohibit misleading omissions about commercial intent.

If you think a piece of our content doesn't live up to these standards, please tell us at hello@veyago.app — we take it seriously.

6. Your cost

You pay the same price whether you book through a Veyago affiliate link or directly with the partner. The partner funds the commission out of their own marketing budget. You are under no obligation to use our links.

7. Questions

Email hello@veyago.app.