How Everacart makes money
The model is simple. You send a suite request through the form, our desk checks availability and the rate with the hotel's reservations or a booking partner, and if you book, the hotel or the partner may pay us a commission. The price you pay does not include a fee to us.
That is the whole business today. To be specific:
- No casino affiliate deals. We are not paid by Great Canadian, by Shorelines, or by any online gambling company. We do not link to online casinos.
- No paid ranking. Nobody paid for a place in our ranking, and the scoring is published.
- No display advertising. The site carries no advertising network today. If that ever changes, this page will say so before the first advert appears.
- No sale of data. Requests are used to answer you and, if you book, to account for the commission. See privacy.
The advertiser
Our footer reads "Publisher and advertiser: Everacart, Redmond, United States". Everacart publishes this site and also buys advertising, including Google Ads, to bring readers to it. That is why the site uses Google Tag Manager, and only after you accept cookies (see privacy). The advertising promotes the suite request, not gambling.
Where the links go
Buttons that point to the hotel or the casino go to their official pages (Marriott and Great Canadian), with no tracking parameters. They are marked nofollow because they are commercial. Links to regulators, help lines, Ontario Parks and VIA Rail are ordinary links.
What could bias us, and how we handle it
We earn from hotel stays, so in theory we have an incentive to make the hotel sound better than it is. To counter that, we publish the things that count against it: no on-site hotel at the casino, no view, unclear accessible-room information, a small casino floor and ninth place in our own ranking. If we got something wrong, write to hello@everacart.com and we will correct it and note the date.