DatingSiteSpot is supported in part by affiliate commissions. This page explains how that works, what it does and does not influence, and how to verify our claims independently.
What an affiliate commission is
When a reader follows a link from one of our reviews to a partner dating product and completes a qualifying action — typically a free signup or a paid subscription — the partner pays us a commission. The commission does not change the price the reader pays.
Some of our links route through `/go/{offer}/` so we can manage tracking parameters in one place. The destination is always the partner's own site; we never proxy or repackage the partner's product.
What this does not influence
- Our scoring rubric, which is fixed and published on the methodology page.
- The order of products in any category ranking.
- Whether a product appears in a category at all.
- The content of any review on this site.
What you can verify
Every review carries a "Last reviewed" date and a named author. Every category page links back to the methodology and lists the products we evaluated against the rubric, including those we did not rank highly. Every CTA on this site is rendered with the relevant accessibility and search-engine attributes (`rel="sponsored nofollow"`).
If two products in the same category produce materially different commission rates, both rates are disclosed on the relevant review pages.
Editorial corrections
We treat factual corrections as a priority, regardless of whether the affected product is a partner. If you spot an error, email [email protected] with the URL and the correction. We aim to acknowledge within two business days.
Regulatory note
This disclosure is intended to satisfy the FTC's "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising" and the equivalent UK Advertising Standards Authority guidance. It is plain English on purpose; if anything here is unclear, the same email address applies.