Transparency
How We Make Money
Flicket is free to use. Most of our income is affiliate commission: when you book with a partner after clicking from our site, the partner may pay us. It does not change the price you pay. Updated .
Where the money comes from
Flight search (Travelpayouts / Aviasales)
When you click a fare and book with an airline or travel agency, the partner may pay Flicket a commission. You pay the seller's price; Flicket adds no fee or markup.
Hotels (Hotellook, which forwards to Booking.com)
The hotels tab links to hotel search through the Travelpayouts network; a booking there may earn Flicket a commission.
Trip extras (eSIM, airport transfers, car rental, flight-delay compensation)
Cards for partners such as Airalo, Yesim, Kiwitaxi, Welcome Pickups, Localrent and AirHelp are affiliate links, marked rel="sponsored". A purchase may earn Flicket a commission.
Travelpayouts Drive offers
Some pages can show partner offers through Travelpayouts Drive, only after you accept cookies, and never on booking forms or search results.
Visa flight reservations
A paid Flicket service with fixed prices (from $14). Ordering is paused while we connect live airline inventory, so it earns nothing today.
What partners cannot buy
- Partners do not pay for placement or rankings. Flight results come from the search partner in the order it returns them; we do not reorder fares to favour a seller.
- Partners do not write, review or approve our guides (see our editorial policy).
- We do not accept payment for reviews, and we do not publish ratings or customer numbers we cannot show.
Who you are buying from
When you buy a ticket, hotel or extra through a partner, your contract is with that partner, under its terms and prices. Flicket does not take payment for it and cannot change or refund it. Details are in our Terms and Privacy Policy.