About
How Fareduck makes money.
We're a small product that surfaces flight deals you'd actually be excited to see. We want to be transparent about how we keep the lights on — because the way we monetise shapes how much you can trust our picks.
Affiliate links
Most flight deals in your feed and weekly digest are linked via partner sites — Skyscanner, Trip.com, Expedia, and others. When you book through one of those links, we may earn a small commission. It costs you nothing and the partner's price is the same as if you went to them directly.
Crucially: which deals we surface is never influenced by who pays us. Ranking is done by user fit alone. If a deal scores higher in our system, it's because it matches what you told us you want — not because the booking link pays better. We tag every CTA “affiliate link” or “fallback search” so you can tell what's what at a glance.
Ads
You might see a sponsored card between deals or in your digest. These are always labelled Sponsored at the top of the card. We sell those slots directly to travel brands we vet — no third-party ad networks, no behavioural targeting based on data sold to us by other companies.
If you upgrade to Plus, the entire ad layer disappears.
What we don't do
- We don't sell your data.
- We don't boost a deal's rank because the partner pays a higher commission.
- We don't take a cut of fares from the carriers we link to.
- We don't run hidden tracking pixels from third parties on our site.
Questions or concerns? Reach out at hello@mail.fareduck.io.