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RESORT SIGNAL

Commercial transparency

How booking links work

Resort Signal separates the quality of a resort, its fit for a traveler, and the commercial availability of a booking link.

Current status

Resort Signal does not currently have an active Booking.com, Expedia, or Tripadvisor booking-commission integration. Commercial links will appear only after the applicable partner agreement and technical connection are active.

Who completes the booking?

When Resort Signal links to a booking provider, that provider controls live availability, checkout, payment, reservation confirmation, cancellation, refunds, customer service, and fulfillment. Resort Signal is not the merchant of record unless a future experience expressly says otherwise.

How commissions are disclosed

A commercial relationship is disclosed close to the relevant booking button or recommendation. Resort Signal may receive a commission when a traveler clicks an approved link and completes a qualifying booking. The traveler generally does not pay more because of that commission.

What compensation cannot change

  • Resort Signal and category scores
  • Comparison winners
  • Published weaknesses or tradeoffs
  • Evidence-strength labels
  • Whether a deal is considered genuinely valuable

Provider content

Property images, descriptions, room information, prices, and availability supplied by a booking provider are displayed only within the rights granted by the applicable API or affiliate agreement. Provider content retains its property ID, source, attribution, refresh date, caching rules, and removal requirements.

Price accuracy

Prices can change at any time. Resort Signal displays the checked time and compares only like-for-like trip terms when a Price Signal or Deal Signal is published. Travelers must confirm the final room, dates, occupancy, taxes, fees, cancellation terms, and inclusions on the provider’s checkout page.

Questions or corrections

Email hello@resortsignal.com or use the contact page.