Affiliate disclosure
How commercial relationships are labeled and kept separate from editorial recommendations.
Review before public launch
Update this disclosure before adding affiliate links, sponsors, or paid placements.
Current configured status
No tool or provider currently listed on the site is marked as an affiliate.
How affiliate links work
Some links may eventually be affiliate links. If you follow one and make a qualifying purchase, the site operator may receive a commission. An affected link must be labeled "Affiliate link" where you encounter it.
A commission must not change the price, feature, or limitation information shown for a tool. The operator cannot promise that an external seller will offer the same price to every visitor.
Editorial separation
Commission size does not determine whether a tool is included, its position in a comparison, or the stated best-fit use case. Recommendations are based on the user's task, product, destination, workflow, known limitations, and current official sources.
A provider is never presented as a universal winner. The exact product, destination, complete order cost, and a physical sample matter more than a homepage claim.
Sponsored placements
There are no sponsored placements in the starter content. If sponsorship is introduced later, it must be labeled as sponsored and kept visually separate from editorial recommendations.
What a disclosure does not mean
An affiliate label is not an endorsement, warranty, or guarantee. You should still compare current pricing, terms, licensing, fulfillment, and support on the provider's official site.