Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated July 11, 2026

PickMyTrip is reader-supported through affiliate commissions. This disclosure explains how that works and — just as importantly — the line we don’t cross.

How we earn

When you click certain links on PickMyTrip and then book, we may earn a commission from the partner. Those partners include flight programs (via Travelpayouts/Aviasales), hotels (via Hotellook and the OTAs it compares), and activity or ancillary partners (for example car rentals, travel insurance, airport transfers, eSIMs, and tours via Viator and others). The commission is paid by the partner out of their margin.

It costs you nothing extra

Using our links does not change your price. You pay the same as you would going directly to the partner; the commission simply lets us keep PickMyTrip free.

Commissions never bias the ranking

This is the part we care about most. PickMyTrip ranks destinations and options purely by real total cost — flights × travelers + lodging + rental car. We do not accept payment to move a destination, hotel, or partner higher, and the ranking is computed the same way whether or not a result carries an affiliate link. The link rides on a recommendation the price math already made; it never makes the recommendation.

We show honest prices

The prices you see are our best estimates from cached and third-party data, labeled as estimates with a “verify at booking” posture. An affiliate link adds attribution to a price we already believed was the best value — it does not inflate or alter what we display.

FTC statement

In accordance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s guidance on endorsements and affiliate relationships, we disclose that PickMyTrip has financial relationships with the booking and travel partners linked throughout the site and may be compensated when you book through them.

Questions

Ask us anything about how this works: p.n.zuccarelli@gmail.com. See also our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.