How EuroTolls makes money

1. Partner links that are live now

None yet. When a partner link goes live, it will be listed here.

2. What an affiliate link is

An affiliate link is a link to another company, such as a breakdown cover provider or a Channel crossing, that tells them you came from EuroTolls. If you then buy something, that company may pay us a commission. You pay the same price as you would going to them directly.

3. How you can spot one

• Every partner link is marked “(Ad)” right next to it.
• Partner links sit in their own box, with a short note saying they are affiliate links.
• The footer of every page says the site earns a commission from links marked (Ad).

4. What partners never change

• Prices and rules on EuroTolls come from official sources (governments, toll operators and cities), with the date we checked them and a link to each source.
• We always show the official price and the official place to buy a vignette or register for a low-emission zone. Those official links are never affiliate links.
• We only link a vignette seller for a country where it charges the official state price. The official shop is always shown as well.
• No partner pays to change a guide, a price, a ranking or the planner's estimates.

5. Insurance and breakdown cover

Links to travel insurance or breakdown cover are information only. EuroTolls does not give insurance advice, does not recommend or rank policies and does not compare their terms. Read the policy documents and decide for yourself whether a policy suits you.

6. Cookies from partner links

EuroTolls sets no cookies. If you click a partner link, the affiliate network's website may set its own cookies under its own policy. See the cookies page and the privacy policy.

7. Who runs EuroTolls

EuroTolls is run by Semir Kahrimanovic, sole trader trading as BozApps, Grays, Essex, England. EuroTolls is independent and not linked to any government, toll operator or motoring organisation. Questions about any of this: semir@bozmaps.com.