Affiliate Disclosure
How Trusted US Guide earns money, how affiliate links work on this site, and how we keep our guidance independent.
Some Links Earn Us a Commission
If you buy through certain links on this site, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Commissions never decide what we recommend.
What You Should Know
- Some links on Trusted US Guide are affiliate links
- If you click one and make a purchase, we may earn a commission
- You never pay more because you used our link
- Affiliate relationships do not determine which products we cover or recommend
- We include free and built-in options when they are genuinely good enough
- We do not accept payment for positive reviews
What Is an Affiliate Link?
An affiliate link is a special tracking link to a company’s website. When a reader clicks it and then buys a product or signs up for a service, the company may pay Trusted US Guide a commission for the referral.
The price you pay is the same whether or not you use our link. In some cases, a provider may offer readers a special discount through an affiliate link, and when that happens we will say so clearly.
Some affiliate links on this site may be shortened or redirected through our own website address before reaching the provider. This is simply for tracking and tidiness. It does not change where the link takes you or what you pay.
Who We Work With
Trusted US Guide may participate in affiliate programs run directly by companies, such as web hosting providers and software companies, and in affiliate networks that manage programs for many businesses. Program participation can change over time.
How We Keep Our Guidance Independent
Affiliate commissions help pay for research, writing and running this website. They are never a reason to recommend something that is not a good fit for our readers.
Problem First, Product Second
We choose topics based on the problems readers are trying to solve, not on which companies pay commissions.
Free Options Included
When a free tool or a feature you already have is good enough, we say so, even though it earns us nothing.
Limitations Explained
We explain the downsides of products we mention, including renewal prices, missing features and when something may not suit you.
No Paid Reviews
We do not accept payment in exchange for positive coverage. If we ever publish sponsored content, it will be clearly labeled as sponsored.
Products We Use Ourselves
Where we have used a product or service ourselves, we say so. For example, Trusted US Guide’s publisher uses Hostinger to host multiple websites. We separate our own experience from claims that can be independently checked, and we explain where a product may or may not fit a particular reader.
Always check before you buy. Prices, features and terms change frequently. Before purchasing, confirm current details directly with the provider.
How to Spot Affiliate Links
Articles that contain affiliate links include a short disclosure near the top of the page. You can also assume that links to commercial products or services, such as hosting plans or software subscriptions, may be affiliate links.
Contact Us
If you have any questions about this disclosure or about how we work with companies, please contact us. We are happy to explain.
About This Disclosure
This disclosure is provided in line with the US Federal Trade Commission’s guidance on endorsements and testimonials in advertising. Trusted US Guide is published by Eliel Leal Digital Publishing. Last updated: October 2026.