Affiliate Disclosure
How this directory earns from commissions and paid placement, and how both stay separate from editorial judgement.
Last updated: · Teniam
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This page is a placeholder. The behaviour it describes is real — the software enforces it — but disclosure requirements differ by jurisdiction (the FTC in the US, the ACCC in Australia, consumer law in the EU and UK). Have it reviewed for yours. This is not legal advice.
Affiliate links
Some outbound links to listed products may be affiliate links, meaning this site may earn a commission if you sign up or buy after following one. It costs you nothing, and it never changes what a listing says.
Outbound links are routed through a redirect so clicks can be counted. The destination is always the product's own site.
Paid placement
A listing can buy a placement for a fixed term. Two kinds are sold:
- Featured placement — a clearly labelled position on relevant surfaces.
- Category sponsorship — one exclusive labelled position within a single category.
Both render as Sponsored wherever they appear: on cards, in comparisons, in search results, and in anything the AI assistant says. The label is applied by the software, not by an editor remembering to add it, and it disappears the moment the paid term ends.
What money does not buy
- Approval. Every listing passes the same review. Placement is only purchasable after a listing is approved.
- Ranking in search. Search results are ordered by relevance to what was typed. Nothing in the ranking reads who paid.
- The word "Featured". It is reserved for picks made by whoever edits this directory. Featured is not for sale.
- A recommendation. The AI assistant is instructed to disclose sponsorship in the same breath it names a sponsored listing, and to rank by what a product actually does.
Questions
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