Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 2 July 2026

Some links may be affiliate links. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This page explains exactly how that works, because we believe you should know how a free tool pays its bills.

How affiliate links work

When you click a result on CovaSky, you may be taken to a partner website through an affiliate link. If you complete a booking there, the partner may pay us a small commission for the referral. The commission comes out of the partner's margin — never added on top of your price.

Our partners

We may use affiliate links from partners such as:

• Travelpayouts / Aviasales — flight search (also used for Group Travel booking links).
• Kiwi.com — flight search, including stopover routes.
• Skyscanner — flight-search comparison.
• Booking.com — accommodation, including stopover-city hotels.
• GetYourGuide — tours and activities, useful during longer stopovers.
• Omio — trains, buses, and ferries for ground-transport legs of mixed routes.
• Visa and travel-insurance providers — may be added on our visa and insurance pages.

This list covers partners we may use; it does not mean we are formally endorsed by, or have an active affiliate relationship with, each one at any given time. The presence of a provider in results does not mean an affiliate link is currently live for it.

The price you pay never changes

Whether you arrive at a partner site through our link or type the address yourself, you pay the same price. Commissions never increase what you pay — that is a condition of every affiliate programme we join, and a line we will not cross.

Commissions do not influence rankings

Routes on CovaSky are ranked by value logic — price, total travel time, connection quality, and route practicality. Whether a result carries an affiliate link plays no role in where it appears. If the best route for you earns us nothing, it still ranks first. A recommendation engine that bends toward commission stops being a recommendation engine; we would rather earn less and stay useful.

Why we disclose this

Affiliate revenue is our only monetization. We sell no tickets, run no ads against your data, and charge no fees. Being upfront about the model is both a legal obligation and, frankly, good business — a metasearch tool is only worth using if you trust its results.

Questions

If anything about our affiliate relationships is unclear, email contact@covasky.com and we will give you a straight answer.