affiliate disclosure

Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: July 2026

FlyBudgeter (flybudgeter.com) participates in affiliate marketing programs. Some links on this site are affiliate links  if you click and make a purchase or booking, FlyBudgeter may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.

What This Means for You

You never pay more through an affiliate link. The price you see is the same whether you use our link or go directly to the platform.

Programs We Participate In

Affiliate relationships may include:

– Flight and hotel booking platforms Expedia,  Booking.com, Skyscanner, Kayak and similar services

– Travel credit card referral programs  we may earn  a referral bonus when you apply through our links

– Travel gear and luggage retailers  including Amazon  Associates and direct brand programs

– Travel insurance providers

– Travel app and eSIM services

How This Affects Our Content

It doesn’t. Affiliate commissions fund the research and operational costs of running FlyBudgeter. They do not determine what gets recommended.

If a product, platform or service does not offer genuine value to budget travelers, it will not appear in our guides  regardless of whether an affiliate program exists for it.

Products with no affiliate relationship are regularly featured when they represent the best option for readers.

Advertising

FlyBudgeter displays third-party ads through Google 

AdSense and similar networks. Ad placements are 

automated and do not reflect editorial endorsement. 

Sponsored content, if published, will be clearly labeled as “Sponsored.”

Questions about our affiliate relationships:

contact@flybudgeter.com