Practical guideThis guide separates stable planning advice from details that must be checked for the exact date.
The traveler problem
Narayu uses affiliate links to support the cost of original travel guidance and platform development. The provider remains responsible for the transaction.
A better process
- Narayu shows a relevant provider only when an approved link is enabled.
- The traveler opens the provider and reviews current inventory.
- The provider handles account, payment, ticket, and service terms.
- The provider may attribute the booking to Narayu.
- Narayu may receive commission after an eligible completed booking.
How the options differ
- A deep link opens a route or service page.
- A white label may appear under a Narayu-branded subdomain but still uses provider inventory and terms.
- An API integration can display provider data inside Narayu after approval.
- A standard affiliate link sends the traveler to the provider website.
Common mistakes
- Assuming Narayu can refund a provider ticket.
- Treating a partner logo as a guarantee.
- Skipping the final checkout total.
- Using an unapproved or broken tracking link.
Quick checklist
- Provider name
- Final price
- Fare terms
- Support contact
- Booking reference
- Affiliate disclosure
Use Narayu as the planning layer
Search the route, compare the complete travel day, save the chosen option in My Trip, and finish the transaction with the provider only after the route and terms make sense.
Last editorial review: July 2026. Send route corrections through the Contact page.
Put this guidance into a working trip
Search the route, record the current provider quote, and keep the confirmation, budget, reminders, and Plan B together.
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