Last updated: 27 September 2026
This Affiliate Disclosure explains how affiliate links are used on this blog and how they may financially support my hands-on testing, tutorials and independent content.
Short version: Some links on this blog are affiliate links. If you click one and make a qualifying purchase, I may receive a commission at no additional cost to you.
1. What is an affiliate link?
An affiliate link contains tracking information that allows a merchant or affiliate network to identify that a visitor came from this blog. If the visitor completes a qualifying action or purchase, the merchant may pay me a commission.
The price you pay is normally the same whether you use my affiliate link or visit the merchant independently, unless the merchant provides a special affiliate promotion or discount.
2. How I identify affiliate content
I aim to make the commercial relationship clear before or near affiliate links. Depending on the article and layout, you may see wording such as:
Affiliate link
Affiliate disclosure
I may earn a commission
Sponsored link
This post contains affiliate links
A site-wide disclosure does not replace clear disclosure inside commercial articles. Reviews and tutorials containing affiliate links should also include a visible notice where readers are likely to see it before acting on the recommendation.
3. Scale.gg and application links
I participate in the affiliate programme for Scale.gg and its application suite. When this blog mentions Scale.gg, ClickCampaigns.ai, PageBuilder.gg, BrandBaser, BlogBaser or another app in the suite, the link may lead through my tracked affiliate URL.
You can view the platform, current offer and available applications here. To review the provider's legal policies, open the sales page and scroll to the footer.
4. How affiliate commissions affect my reviews
Affiliate commissions help support the time and cost involved in:
purchasing or accessing software;
testing products inside a logged-in account;
creating test projects and recording results;
capturing and preparing original screenshots;
writing step-by-step tutorials;
checking and updating features, prices and links;
maintaining and hosting the blog.
An affiliate relationship does not guarantee a positive review. My goal is to describe what I tested, explain how the workflow operates and help readers decide whether a product fits their own needs.
5. My review standards
When I describe a product as tested, I aim to distinguish between:
features I personally accessed or used;
results from my own test project;
information provided in official product materials;
opinions or recommendations based on that evidence.
AI-generated content, vendor claims, prices, product features and comparison statements should be checked before publication. Software changes frequently, so readers should also verify current details at checkout before purchasing.
Note: This blog is a testing ground, and everything you see is the result of a test or campaign using an AI assistant or manually created.
6. No guarantee of results
Examples, case studies and test results describe a specific experience. They do not guarantee that every user will receive identical results.
Your outcome can depend on your experience, instructions, business, audience, implementation, available credits, subscription plan and the product version available when you use it.
7. Prices, plans and availability
Product prices, credit allowances, bonuses, plan inclusions, refund terms and availability can change. I make reasonable efforts to keep commercial information accurate, but the merchant's checkout and current offer terms are the final source of truth.
Always review the price, billing period, included products, renewal conditions and refund information before completing a purchase.
8. External merchants and transactions
Purchases are completed with the external merchant, not with this blog. I do not process your payment, store your payment-card details, control product delivery or decide whether a merchant approves a refund.
Questions about billing, subscriptions, refunds, or product access should be directed to the merchant using its official support channels.
9. Other affiliate programmes
This blog may join additional affiliate programmes in the future. The same disclosure principles will apply: qualifying transactions may generate a commission, and the relationship should be made clear to readers.
10. Your choice
Using an affiliate link is optional. You can visit a merchant independently if you prefer. However, using my link can support further testing and tutorials without increasing the normal purchase price.
11. Questions
For questions about an affiliate relationship or disclosure on this blog, email [email protected].
This disclosure provides general information about the blog's affiliate relationships and is not legal advice.