Referral program terms
Last updated: July 10, 2026
These terms govern the FlightSweeper referral program and supplement our Terms of Service.
Program status
FlightSweeper stopped issuing new referral awards on July 10, 2026. Referral links clicked, accounts created, subscriptions purchased, and bookings completed on or after that date do not earn new credit.
Previously earned credit
Credit awarded before July 10, 2026 remains in the account under the terms that applied when it was earned. It:
- continues to apply to eligible FlightSweeper service fees;
- has no cash value and cannot be transferred; and
- remains subject to its original expiration date.
If the booking or subscription that generated legacy credit is refunded, cancelled, reversed, or charged back, the corresponding credit may still be reversed.
How credit can be used
Account credit applies automatically to future FlightSweeper service fees on bookings or to Pro subscription payments. Credit has no cash value, cannot be converted to cash, transferred between accounts, or used outside FlightSweeper. Credit expires 12 months after it is granted; expired credit is forfeited and will not be reinstated.
Tax reporting
Account credit is generally treated as a discount on future purchases rather than income. If, in any calendar year, you cash out the equivalent of $600 or more in rewards (where cash-out is offered), we may be required to issue a Form 1099 to the IRS and to you. You are responsible for any taxes owed on rewards you receive.
Fraud, abuse, and forfeiture
We may withhold, reverse, or forfeit credit and close accounts that violate these terms, including in cases of self-referral, account farming, fraudulent bookings, or chargebacks on referred bookings. If a qualifying booking that triggered a referral credit is later refunded, cancelled, or reversed via chargeback, the corresponding referral credit may be clawed back from the referrer's balance.
Changes and termination
The referral-award program has ended. These terms may still be updated to administer legacy balances, reversals, fraud, expiration, or legal requirements.