SUPPORTING A LIGHTER PRICE

Useful support.
No inbox targeting.

We’re exploring sponsorship to offset SkyTicker’s operating costs and make the service more affordable.

Our proposed format

A clearly labeled, first-party sponsor message with a short description and an optional link. The same creative would be shown to every user who chooses the sponsored experience. No message is selected from inbox content, itineraries, airports, travel dates, passenger information, or purchase amounts.

Current status

No sponsor agreement, paid placement, affiliate program, or ad network is active. The app’s Plans & sponsors section stores a display preference only; it does not start billing or change fare-check allowances. AdSense registration is not site approval, and no Google ads are currently served.

Where a sponsor could appear

The private application has one optional placement below the trip dashboard. Import review, Gmail screens, fare alerts, and notifications remain free of sponsor placements. Any future public-site placement will be clearly labeled and accompanied by the necessary disclosures and controls.

What support does not buy

Sponsors do not receive Gmail data or saved itinerary records. They do not influence whether a fare is recorded as lower, and they cannot turn an ineligible ticket into a credit. SkyTicker does not encourage users to click ads to support the service, refresh pages to generate impressions, or cancel tickets for affiliate commissions.

Pricing remains provisional

The private pilot is free. Target ad-free launch pricing is $7.99 monthly, $59 annually, or $9.99 per trip for up to 60 days. Paid monitoring entitlements are not active. A lower-cost sponsored tier depends on measured revenue and operating costs; free daily monitoring is not promised.

Sponsor inquiries

For sponsorship inquiries, email skyticker@citruslabsco.com. No inventory, audience size, impressions, or revenue claims are offered on this page.