Affiliate Disclosure
Transparency matters. Here's exactly how we handle affiliate relationships.
The Short Version
Some links on IsItWorth.it are affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
This never affects our verdict. If something isn't worth it, we say so—even if we'd make money recommending it.
How Affiliate Links Work
- We review a product and reach a verdict (Buy, Skip, or Depends)
- If the verdict is positive and an affiliate program exists, we may include an affiliate link
- If you click and purchase, the company pays us a small commission
- You pay the same price—sometimes even less with exclusive discounts
What We Promise
- Verdict first, links second: We decide if something is worth it before considering affiliate potential
- We recommend "Skip" when warranted: Many products with affiliate programs get a "Skip" verdict from us
- We disclose affiliate relationships: Every review with affiliate links includes a disclosure notice
- We don't take payment for reviews: Companies cannot pay for a review or influence our verdict
Why This Model Works
Our business depends on trust. If we recommend bad products to make money, you'll stop trusting us. Then we make nothing.
The math is simple: being honest is more profitable long-term than being a shill. So we choose honesty.
Products Without Affiliate Programs
We review products without affiliate programs too. If something is worth it, we'll tell you—even if we make nothing from it.
Questions?
If you have questions about our affiliate relationships or want to know if a specific link is an affiliate link, email us at hello@isitworth.it.