A Linktree of hotel links is not a product.
Publish a trip you actually took and it becomes a cloneable, earning artifact with your name on it: a real itinerary your audience can step into, and a share of every booking it produces. "Full itinerary on my Voyade" is a better caption than eleven affiliate links.
The split follows who brought the traveller.
If somebody arrived through your link, your handle page or a referrer attributed to you in the last thirty days, you did the acquisition and you keep the lion's share. If they found the trip in our feed, we did the acquisition and you still earn, because it was your trip.
Both rates are shares of what actually lands in our account, after the network's own deductions and after any cancellation or chargeback. Not reduced by our hosting, our AI bill, our staff or our tax — and we absorb the payout fees, so €25 owed is €25 paid.
You brought them
Our feed brought them
Decided once, at the clone. Never re-argued.
Somebody arrives through your link, clones your Azores template, and over the next five months books a hotel, two tours, a car and a ferry. All five pay at your rate, because the clone was stamped on day one. The reverse holds too: a clone that came from our feed stays at the feed rate even if the traveller later clicks one of your posts.
Rates are experimentable. Changes are not retroactive: every clone carries the rate that was in force when it was stamped, for as long as that trip lives. A change we make in March cannot reach a clone made in February, and you get thirty days' notice before any new rate applies.
- payout threshold, monthly
- €25 payout threshold, monthly
- attribution window on your link
- 30 days attribution window on your link
- before partners confirm an earning
- 30–90 days before partners confirm an earning
- notice before any terms change
- 30 days notice before any terms change
What's yours, and what's ours.
We are going to say this plainly rather than hide it in a licence grant, because creators have been burned by platforms that did not.
Yours
- The trip itself, with everything in it.
- Your story, notes, writing and photographs. Copyright stays with you.
- Your name and attribution, visible on every template and guide.
- Your audience: followers, your handle page, your clone counts.
- Export, always — full trip data and full-resolution photos, self-serve.
Ours
The published template — the Voyade-formatted, scrubbed, cloneable object in the feed. A template is not a post; it is infrastructure. Somebody plans a real holiday from it. If templates could evaporate because a creator had a bad week, the travellers who cloned them would be the ones stranded.
What that does not let us do: sell it as a standalone product, license it to another company as content, or take your name off it while you still have an account. Unpublish at any time and no new clone can be made from it.
The feed does not carry duplicates.
Fifty near-identical "10 days in Portugal" cards would ruin the feed for travellers and dilute it for whoever wrote the good one. So a publish that is substantially the same as an existing template becomes a traveller take on it, carrying your name and earning at the same two rates. One that has meaningfully diverged publishes as its own template, with visible lineage — a credit, not a demotion.
We handle the disclosure, so you cannot get it wrong.
Every template and guide that can earn a commission carries the label — "Maya earns a commission if you book through this trip" — applied by us, automatically. You cannot switch it off and you cannot forget it. What is still yours is the post on Instagram or YouTube, which is on someone else's platform under their rules; we send you a practical explainer of what your country expects.
Earning never affects ranking. Your template is not ranked higher because it earns, or lower because it does not, and nobody can pay for placement — including you.
The questions worth asking before you publish
- What do I actually earn?
- 70% of Voyade's net received commission when the traveller arrived through your link or your handle page, and 30% when they found the trip through our feed or search. Net received means what lands in our account after the network's deductions — not reduced by our hosting, our AI bill or our tax.
- When is the rate decided?
- Once, when the traveller clones your trip, and never again. Every booking that clone produces over the following months pays at the rate stamped on day one. A rate change cannot reach a clone that already exists.
- Who owns the trip I publish?
- Your trip, your story, your photos, your notes, your name and your attribution stay yours. The published template — the cloneable artifact in the feed — is ours, so it keeps working for the travellers who cloned it. You can unpublish at any time.
- Can I pay to be higher in the feed?
- No, and neither can anyone else. Ranking runs on fit, quality, what travellers did with a template, freshness and variety. The parameters are published in full, and so is the current position on paid placement.