Affiliate disclosure
Last updated 3 August 2026.
Some links on this site are affiliate links: if you open an account with an advertising network through one of them, this site may receive a commission. You pay nothing extra, and the network's terms are identical whether you arrive through a tagged link or type the address yourself.
Which links are affiliate links
At the time of writing, the commercial relationship covers AdsCompass. Its links carry UTM parameters that identify this site as the referrer and record which placement on the page you clicked. Links to Ofcom, the Supreme Court, the ICO, measurement vendors and every other cited source are ordinary references with no commercial arrangement behind them, and the other networks named in the comparison tables are listed without links.
What the commission does not buy
- A position in a comparison table. Placement follows the criteria published with each table and defined in the review methodology.
- Silence about weaknesses. The partner network's missing CPA-goal autobidder and its manual-only optimisation are stated in the guide, in the same section that recommends it.
- Copy approval. No network reads a page before it goes live; that rule and the corrections process behind it are in the editorial policy.
- Removal of a competitor. Networks with no commercial relationship here appear in the same tables on the same criteria.
Why disclose in this much detail
An affiliate page that hides its funding forces the reader to guess which sentences are advertising. Stating it plainly costs nothing and lets the numbers be judged on their sourcing instead. If a figure in the guide to buying adult traffic looks favourable to a partner, the citation beside it should be checkable in under a minute.
Questions about the arrangement
Disputes about a specific recommendation, or requests for details of a commercial relationship, can be sent through the contact form. Terms governing use of the site are in the terms of use, and data handling for tagged links is described in the privacy policy.