How we book

Gunny

Sets every mark from real use. He earns nothing when you book. The grade is his and only his.

Huny

Nikki, a travel advisor with Fora, the host agency that holds the supplier relationships. She books the trip.

And

We are married. One household, one bank account. So we disclose anyway and let you decide what it is worth.

Most review sites that sell you the thing they reviewed have one person doing both jobs. We split it. It is not a loophole and we are not claiming it makes us neutral — it means the person who sets the mark has nothing riding on whether you book.

• Nothing. The supplier pays the commission, not you.
• No planning fee. We do not charge one.
• The price is the same as booking it yourself, and sometimes better — advisors reach rates and amenities that are not published.
• You get a human. When a flight cancels at 11 p.m. or a resort loses your reservation, you call us instead of a chatbot.

• The mark comes first. Gunny grades it before the booking question is ever asked, and it does not move because we can earn on it.
• Only Outstanding gets a button. We offer to book what graded 4.0 or better. Serviceable gets no button. UNSAT gets no button. If we would not go back, we are not sending you.
• We say it beside the button. Every time, where you will see it, not in a policy page you have to go find.
• A commission never buys a mark, the same as a brand's money never has. If that ever stops being true, this whole site is worthless and we know it.
• We will tell you when not to book with us. If a veteran rate or a program you already qualify for beats what we can do, that is the answer, and we lose the commission.

Bookable

"We can book this. We earn a commission; your price is the same."

Graded and bookable

"Gunny graded this 4.5. We can book it, and we earn a commission."

Not bookable

"Direct link. We earn nothing."

Better without us

"Book this direct on the veteran rate. It beats ours."