Transparency

Affiliate Disclosure

Aiifi publishes reviews, comparisons, and buying guides. Some pages contain affiliate links, which means Aiifi may earn a commission if a reader clicks through and buys. This page explains how that works, where disclosures appear, and how we handle recommendations.

Short version: if a page contains affiliate links, we aim to say so clearly and close to the recommendation. A commission opportunity does not automatically make something a recommendation, and we may still tell readers to skip a product when the fit is weak.

1. How affiliate links work on Aiifi

Some Aiifi links are affiliate links. If a reader clicks one of those links and then completes a qualifying purchase, Aiifi may receive a commission from the merchant or affiliate network.

Affiliate commissions are one of the ways this site is funded. They support research, writing, editing, development, and maintenance.

2. Where disclosures appear

On pages with affiliate links, we aim to place a short disclosure before or near the first meaningful recommendation or affiliate CTA. We may also place shorter reminder disclosures near later calls to action when useful.

We also maintain this standalone disclosure page so readers can see the broader policy in one place.

3. How recommendations are handled

Aiifi publishes reviews, comparisons, and buying guides, so many pages are written to help readers choose between products, platforms, subscriptions, courses, or certificates. That does not mean every monetizable product receives a positive recommendation.

We may recommend against buying, recommend a cheaper option, or direct a reader to a better-fit alternative when that is the stronger decision. A recommendation is only useful if it identifies both fit and non-fit.

4. Editorial independence

Aiifi does not sell guaranteed positive verdicts. The existence of an affiliate relationship does not guarantee favorable coverage, and we do not treat a higher commission as a reason to recommend a weaker product.

Where a product is a poor fit for a reader, we aim to say so clearly. Where sponsored content or paid placements are ever introduced, they should be labeled separately from editorial reviews.

5. What readers should assume when reading Aiifi

Readers should assume that some commercial pages may contain affiliate links and that Aiifi may benefit financially if a purchase is made through those links. Readers should also assume that our goal is to make the page useful enough that the recommendation still holds up when compared with the official provider page, a competitor page, or a no-purchase alternative.