Affiliate disclosure

How Boost.cards handles affiliate links, sponsored content and per-link disclosure.

Affiliate disclosureLast verified 2026-09-22Updated
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Affiliate links

Some links on Boost.cards are affiliate links. If you click an affiliate link and subsequently purchase a product or service, we may receive a commission. Affiliate commissions never influence our editorial evaluation — see our editorial policy for the rule that the framework stands independently of commercial arrangements.

Sponsored placements

Boost.cards does not currently run sponsored placements. If we accept one in the future, it will be clearly labeled with a "Sponsored" tag and the placement will not affect our editorial framework.

Per-link disclosure

Where a link is part of an affiliate relationship, we may add a per-link disclosure in the surrounding paragraph. The affiliate disclosure page itself is the standing disclosure under FTC and EU consumer-protection guidance.

Changes to this disclosure

When this disclosure is materially changed, we update the visible updated date above.