Affiliate Disclosure
AIDealsPro is reader-supported. Some links on this site are affiliate links: if you buy through them we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. It never changes our verdicts.
What this means in practice
When we link to an AI tool with a “Try” button or a text link, that link may contain an affiliate identifier. If you click it and later buy a paid plan, the tool company pays us a percentage of the sale. You pay exactly the same price as buying directly — the commission comes out of the company’s margin, not your pocket.
Which links are affiliate links
Links to AI tools on review, comparison, deals, and tutorial pages may be affiliate links. We go further than the legal minimum: every review, comparison, and deals page carries a disclosure block at the top, and this site’s footer carries a short disclosure line.
What affiliate money does not do
- It does not change our verdicts, rankings, or recommendations.
- It does not buy placement on “best of” lists.
- It does not buy positive reviews or suppress cons — every review lists at least three honest cons and a “who should NOT use it” section.
- Tool makers do not see our content before publication.
How our links work technically
Our “Try” buttons point to addresses like aidealspro.com/go/tool-name/, which redirect to the tool’s official site. These redirects carry rel=“nofollow sponsored” and open in a new tab. We never paste raw affiliate URLs into content.
Other revenue
In the future this site may show display ads (for example Google AdSense) or use analytics. If that changes, this page will be updated. We will never sell sponsored reviews presented as independent editorial.
Questions
If you have questions about our affiliate relationships, contact us: This disclosure follows the FTC’s endorsement guidelines for clear affiliate disclosure.