Affiliate Disclosure

❓ What Is Affiliate Marketing?

Affiliate marketing is a performance-based arrangement where a website (like DealsVault) earns a small commission from a retailer or vendor when a visitor clicks an affiliate link and completes a qualifying action — typically a purchase.

This is a standard, widely-used method for websites to earn revenue while keeping content free for readers. It is used by major publishers, review sites, and media organisations worldwide and is regulated by the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) in the United States, requiring sites to disclose affiliate relationships clearly — which is exactly what this page does.

When you click an affiliate link on DealsVault, a tracking cookie is placed in your browser. If you make a qualifying purchase within the cookie's validity window (typically 24 hours for Amazon), we receive a commission from the retailer.

🤝 Our Affiliate Programmes

DealsVault may participate in the following affiliate programmes. This list reflects current partnerships and may be updated as we add or remove relationships:

We may add or remove affiliate partnerships at any time. The absence of a programme from this table does not necessarily mean we do not have an affiliate relationship with that company — this page is updated regularly but may not reflect changes in real time.

📦 Amazon Associates Disclosure

DealsVault is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com and affiliated Amazon marketplaces.

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. When you click an Amazon affiliate link on our site:

• You will be taken directly to the Amazon product page
• Amazon may set a cookie in your browser for up to 24 hours
• If you purchase any qualifying product within that window, we may earn a small percentage commission
• The price you see on Amazon is the same price you would pay without our link

Amazon affiliate commissions typically range from 1% to 10% depending on the product category. This does not affect the price you pay.

⚖️ How This Affects Our Recommendations

The short answer: it doesn't.

DealsVault recommends products based on our independent assessment of their quality, value, and relevance to our readers — not based on which products offer the highest affiliate commissions. We will always be honest about a product's limitations alongside its strengths.

Our editorial standards include:

• Products are selected based on quality and real user feedback, not commission rates
• We do not accept payment in exchange for positive reviews or featured placement
• If we receive a free trial or review access to a product, we disclose this in the relevant listing
• Negative aspects of a product are noted honestly alongside positive ones
• We remove products from our recommendations if they drop in quality or value

Our long-term reputation with readers matters far more to us than any short-term commission. We only recommend products we believe are genuinely useful.

🔧 Your Choices

Using our affiliate links is entirely your choice. You can always search for any product directly on Amazon or any other platform without using our links — you will still find the same products at the same prices.

When you do choose to use our links, you support DealsVault at no cost to yourself. This helps us continue producing independent, honest product recommendations without charging readers a subscription fee.

If you prefer to opt out of affiliate tracking cookies, you can clear your browser cookies after visiting, use a private browsing window, or install a browser extension that manages cookie tracking.

✉️ Questions?

If you have any questions about our affiliate relationships or how we make editorial decisions, we would be happy to answer them.

• Email: admin@akstoreco.com
• Contact form: Visit our contact page

For further reading on FTC guidelines regarding endorsements and testimonials, visit ftc.gov.