Affiliate disclosure

Some links on our pages are affiliate links. If you click a link and complete a qualifying action such as a purchase, registration, or app install, we may receive a commission from the merchant, marketplace, affiliate network, or advertising partner.

The commission is generally paid by the advertiser or network and should not by itself increase the price you pay on the merchant page.

Offers may be selected based on merchant availability, country, product relevance, campaign configuration, expected user interest, price signals, affiliate eligibility, and operational performance.

Affiliate compensation may influence which merchants or products are shown, but we aim to present offers clearly and route users to the external source where the final terms can be reviewed.

When you click a deal, we may attach a campaign or click identifier to the outbound URL so the traffic source, our site, and the advertiser can reconcile performance. This helps confirm whether a commission is payable.

We may use a protected attribution format instead of passing the original advertising click ID directly to the merchant.

A featured deal does not mean we manufacture, sell, inspect, or guarantee the product. The external merchant is responsible for the product listing, final price, sale, delivery, support, warranty, and returns.

Always check the merchant page before purchase, especially for local taxes, shipping availability, import rules, and refund terms.

Affiliate disclosure helps readers understand how the site may be funded. We want visitors, advertisers, networks, and reviewers to see clearly that AI Comparor may earn compensation from qualifying outbound actions.

Compensation can include commission on purchases, registrations, app installs, leads, or other advertiser-defined events. The specific event and payout depend on the merchant, marketplace, network, and campaign terms.

Affiliate eligibility, country availability, tracking reliability, merchant quality, offer relevance, and expected shopper interest may all influence what appears on the site.

Commercial relationships may affect placement or availability, but our goal is to present links and comparison context in a way that remains understandable and useful for shoppers.

Affiliate commissions are normally paid by the advertiser, marketplace, or affiliate network. They should not by themselves increase the price shown on the merchant page.

The final merchant page controls price, taxes, discounts, voucher eligibility, delivery charges, stock, and checkout rules. Always verify these details before completing a purchase.

Outbound links may include tracking parameters, click identifiers, campaign identifiers, sub IDs, or other attribution fields. These help networks and advertisers determine whether a commission is payable.

Tracking systems may not always be perfect. Browser settings, merchant rules, network outages, invalid traffic checks, coupon use, and attribution windows can affect whether a transaction is credited.

For questions about affiliate links or compensation, contact us through the Contact page.

If you believe a link or disclosure is unclear, send us the page URL and we will review it.