Affiliate Disclosure
ElevenReview is funded by affiliate commission. When a link on this site takes you to a vendor and you buy something, we may be paid for the referral, at no extra cost to you. This page explains the full arrangement, and why it does not decide what we write. See how we review.
The short version
Some of the links on this site are affiliate links. If you follow one and buy, the vendor may pay us a commission. You pay the same price whether you arrive through our link or go to the vendor directly, and the commission does not decide what we recommend.
Where the links are
Affiliate links sit in the call-to-action buttons, the ones labelled “Visit Official Website” or a product’s own name, near the top and the end of a review. The links in our navigation, cards, comparisons and guides point to pages on this site, not to vendors, and carry no commission.
We do not scatter affiliate links through the body of an article where they would read as part of the assessment, and we do not use link shorteners or hide where a link goes: hover a link and you can see the address it points to.
How the links are labelled
Every affiliate button carries an “Ad” label immediately beside it, and a short disclosure line sits directly under it. That is deliberate. In markets such as the UK, affiliate content has to be identifiable as advertising, and a disclosure buried at the foot of a page does not meet that bar. The label covers the affiliate button only; an internal link beside it, such as “Read the review”, is not advertising.
A paid link is never presented as neutral
The “Ad” label and the disclosure under the button exist so you can tell a commercial link from an editorial one at a glance, without having to read to the end of the page to find out.
What commission does not buy
No vendor can pay for a rating, a place in a comparison, an award or a mention in a guide. No vendor sees a page before it is published, and no vendor can have one taken down. Where a product is ranked or labelled, the difference behind the label is a published fact rather than a commercial arrangement, as set out in the Editorial Policy.
We cover products that have no affiliate programme at all, and those pages carry no link to a vendor. The absence of a commission is never a reason to leave a product out.
Which programmes we use
ElevenReview takes part in affiliate programmes run by the vendors it reviews and by third-party affiliate networks. A commission rate varies by vendor and by programme, and it never affects a rating.
A commission is credited through an identifier carried in the link address itself. No tracking script runs on this site for that purpose and no cookie of ours follows you; whatever the merchant records after you arrive is governed by their own policy.
Questions
If anything on this page is unclear, or you want to know whether a particular link is an affiliate link, ask us through the contact page.