What VoyageSifter does, how it works, how we pay for it, and where we stand on your data.
VoyageSifter is a travel metasearch site that compares fares across more than 500 airlines and rates across more than two million hotels, and then hands you off to the airline, hotel or booking site to complete the purchase.
We built it for independent travellers and holiday planners — people who need the job done now, without installing software, signing up for a trial, or working out which of a dozen plans they need.
The short version:
You enter a route or a destination and dates. We query our airline, hotel and aggregator partners rather than holding our own inventory.
Results are shown with the components that actually determine what you pay — fare, cabin, baggage allowance and stop count for flights; board basis, cancellation terms and taxes for hotels — because a headline price that hides a bag fee is not a cheaper price.
When you choose a result you leave VoyageSifter for the airline, hotel or booking site that actually sells it. Your booking contract, your payment and your ticket are with them.
If you book after clicking through, the partner may pay us a referral commission. That commission does not change your price, and it does not buy a higher position in our results.
Independent travellers and holiday planners — and specifically the ones who arrive with a task, not a project. Most people who land here have one file and one problem. The measure of whether we did our job is whether they leave with it solved in under a minute.
That principle decides most of our design arguments. No account wall in front of the core tools. No watermark on your output. No queue you can pay to skip. No dark pattern that turns a free download into a subscription.
Alongside the product we publish a blog covering travel metasearch and the work our users actually do. Because that content sits next to advertising, it is worth being explicit about how it is made.
Being straightforward about this matters more than it used to, so:
When you click through to an airline, hotel or booking site and complete a booking, that partner may pay us a commission. It comes out of their margin, not out of your pocket — you pay the same price you would have paid going direct.
Commission does not buy ranking. Results are ordered by what they cost you and what you get, not by what they pay us. Where a placement is paid rather than organic, it is labelled. If those two things were not true, a comparison site would be worthless.
We also carry advertising and content recommendations from third-party networks, including Taboola, on our editorial pages. What data those networks collect, and how to opt out of personalised advertising, is set out in our Privacy Policy.
We collect what the Service needs to work and little else. We do not ask for government identifiers, we do not handle card numbers ourselves, and we do not sell personal information for money.
The full detail is in our Privacy Policy, which is written to be read rather than to be scrolled past.
We read everything that comes in. Bug reports and feature requests genuinely do change what we build next.
Our contact page has response times and the details we need for each kind of request. VoyageSifter is operated from India and these pages are governed by Indian law; see our Terms and Conditions.
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