Some vendor links use affiliate or referral tracking. Worthd may receive a fee after a qualifying signup, trial, lead, or purchase.
Last updated: July 20, 2026
The short version
You should get the same recommendation whether or not Worthd can earn from it. Some outbound links are tracked. Using one should not increase the price you pay.
Vendors cannot purchase a higher rank, a better verdict, removal of a drawback, or automatic inclusion in a shortlist.
Pages with commercial links include a disclosure near the recommendation or outbound action, plus this sitewide policy.
How links are tracked
Worthd may route an outbound click through a short internal URL before sending you to the vendor. That lets us identify the recommendation and page that produced the visit. A vendor or affiliate network may use cookies or similar technology to attribute a later signup or purchase.
Editorial independence
Commercial availability is not a scoring factor. Recommendations are based on the stated use case, business context, product evidence, implementation burden, and meaningful tradeoffs. A product can be recommended without an affiliate program, and a partner can receive a critical verdict.
Vendor submissions
Companies may suggest a product, provide corrections, or share primary-source information. Submission does not guarantee coverage. Worthd does not require an affiliate relationship to consider a tool.
Prices and offers
Vendors control their own prices, plans, eligibility rules, and promotions. Confirm final terms on the official site before buying. Affiliate compensation should not change the price shown to you, but the vendor’s current terms always govern.
Questions or concerns
If a relationship is unclear or a disclosure appears to be missing, contact Worthd. We make commercial relationships visible so readers can evaluate them.