Affiliate Disclosure
In short: some links on AppReviewRadar earn us a small commission. It costs you nothing extra and never changes our reviews or scores.
What is an affiliate link?
Some of the links on this site are “affiliate links”. If you click one and then sign up or buy something, the company may pay us a small commission. The price you pay stays the same, and sometimes you even get a discount through our link.
Why we use them
Researching and updating guides takes time. Affiliate commissions (and, in future, display ads) help us keep AppReviewRadar free to read for everyone.
How they affect our reviews
They don’t. Specifically:
- We decide which apps to review before checking whether they have an affiliate program.
- Apps without an affiliate program are reviewed and recommended just as often.
- Ratings follow our research method, the same for every app.
- Companies cannot pay for a review, a higher score or a better position in a list.
How to spot them
Every article that contains affiliate links has a short disclosure near the top. Buttons like “Try [App name]” are usually affiliate links.
Programs we may take part in
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