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Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: August 2026

Advertiser affiliate links Many directory listings use affiliate or referral tracking links. When you click a listing's call-to-action and then join or purchase, the advertiser may earn a commission or credit for referring you. Those links exist so the advertiser can track their own referrals. They should never change the price you pay unless the offer says so.

Our compensation We are compensated primarily by advertisers who pay a listing fee for placement in this directory. Every directory entry is a paid advertisement. In some cases we may also earn a commission on tools, services, or resources we link to in our own articles or newsletters.

What this means for you - Placement in the directory reflects a paid package, not an independent ranking of quality. - A commission relationship never changes our editorial guidelines: listings must still pass review and avoid prohibited claims. - You should evaluate every offer on its own merits and read the seller's own terms before paying.

Your responsibility as an advertiser If you use an affiliate or tracking URL in your listing, it must point to the same offer you describe, must not redirect to unrelated content, and must comply with the affiliate program's own terms and applicable disclosure laws.

This disclosure is provided in the spirit of the FTC's guidance on endorsements and material connections.