Commercial transparency

A LINK SHOULD NEVER HIDE ITS PURPOSE.

Stadivia may earn revenue from selected links or partnerships. This page explains how those relationships are handled.

Last updated · 28 July 2026

What an affiliate link means

If you follow an affiliate link and complete a qualifying purchase, Stadivia may receive a commission from the provider. The price should not increase because of that commission. Not every external link is an affiliate link.

How commercial links are labelled

Affiliate, partner and sponsored placements should be identified near the relevant link or section in plain language. A paid placement must not be presented as independent editorial selection.

Official comes first. A commercial relationship does not make a ticket source official and does not replace the competition organiser, club, stadium or transport operator as the primary factual source.

Editorial independence

  • Payment does not buy a false factual claim.
  • Known disadvantages and important conditions are not hidden.
  • Providers can be removed when their information, service or commercial conduct no longer meets the required standard.
  • The existence of a commission is not used as evidence that an option is right for every traveller.

Ticket guidance

Football ticketing involves official allocations, membership conditions, hospitality and jurisdiction-specific resale rules. Stadivia distinguishes those routes wherever the distinction is material and does not promise access to sold-out matches.

Questions or concerns

If a commercial relationship appears unclear, send the page URL through the contact form. You can also read the editorial standards and terms of use.