How the service makes money — explained simply.
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Some links to online shops are affiliate links: if you buy after clicking, the shop pays us a commission. The price for you does not change.
Every offer module with such links carries the visible “Lien partenaire ⓘ” (partner link) caption — one per module, shown without interaction. Articles containing partner links show “Contains partner links” under their title. No caption = no affiliation: a direct (unpaid) link carries none.
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
In practice: our links to Amazon carry our associate identifier in the link URL. We set no cookies for this — once on Amazon, Amazon's own policies apply. See also: cookies and storage.
For shows, concerts, exhibitions and tours we work with ticketing partners — including Fnac Spectacles (through the Awin platform), Tiqets and GetYourGuide. If you buy a ticket after clicking, the seller pays us a commission. Your ticket costs the same as it would if you had gone to their site directly.
We sell no tickets and are never party to the contract: the sale, the payment, entry to the event, cancellations and refunds are the seller's. Dates, prices and availability shown here come from their catalogues and can change between updates — the seller's page is what counts. These links carry the « Partner link ⓘ » label and go through a redirect on our own domain that counts clicks; how long a purchase stays attributed to us is set by the partner (30 days at Fnac Spectacles).
No event is ever listed because it pays: the selection is editorial, and many events we list are free or have no partner ticketing at all.
Venues can pay to be featured in the service. These placements always carry a “Sponsored” label, shown in the language of the page. Paid content is never presented as an editorial pick.
Sponsorship has a strict limit:
Our affiliate links are plain outbound links: we set no affiliate cookies or trackers in your browser. All we learn is what the partner pays us — never who bought what.
