Affiliate Disclosure

DealQube participates in affiliate arrangements with merchants and affiliate networks. Many outbound offer links route through DealQube's /go/… paths before sending you to the merchant. Those links can contain tracking parameters that allow the merchant or network to attribute an eligible purchase to DealQube.

An affiliate commission is paid by the merchant or network; DealQube does not add a separate affiliate fee to your DealQube visit. The merchant still controls the actual product price, taxes, shipping, eligibility and checkout terms, so always rely on the merchant's checkout for the final amount.

We disclose the commission relationship on relevant product and offer surfaces and keep this page linked from the site footer for additional detail. A normal listing can use a commissionable link even when the listing itself is not a paid advertisement.

Sponsored placements are paid promotional inventory. They carry a visible Sponsored label, and sponsored/affiliate outbound links use the appropriate rel="sponsored" relationship for search engines. A Sponsored label means the placement was paid for; it is not the same thing as an ordinary listing that happens to use an affiliate link.

Merchants interested in paid placements can see Advertise with DealQube.

Affiliate eligibility does not guarantee a particular ranking position. DealQube uses product, offer, region, freshness and interaction data in different discovery surfaces. Sponsored inventory is handled separately and labeled when it appears.

Feed prices, discounts and availability can change between DealQube's last sync and your visit to the merchant. The merchant's page and checkout are the final source for the offer you can actually purchase. See our Terms of Service for more detail.

Questions about a commercial relationship or disclosure can be sent to [email protected].