A plain-language explanation of how EliteReviewsHub earns revenue, why that does not compromise our editorial independence, and what safeguards we have in place.
EliteReviewsHub earns revenue through affiliate marketing. When a reader clicks a product link on our site and makes a purchase, we may receive a commission from the product's seller or manufacturer. This commission comes at no additional cost to the reader. It does not change the price you pay.
An affiliate program is a marketing arrangement in which a publisher (us) earns a commission by referring customers to a product or service. The referring publisher is given a unique tracking link. When someone uses that link to make a purchase, the publisher is paid a commission — typically a percentage of the sale price — by the retailer or manufacturer.
This is a widely used and fully legal business model. The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) requires affiliate publishers to clearly disclose when affiliate links are present, which we do on every page that contains them.
We currently participate in affiliate programs operated through performance marketing networks including ClickBank and similar platforms. These programs cover health and wellness supplement products in categories such as prostate health, joint support, and dental health.
Participation in an affiliate program does not mean we endorse a product or guarantee its efficacy. It means we have a financial arrangement that allows us to earn a commission if a reader we refer makes a purchase.
No. Our editorial ratings, written assessments, and product selection decisions are not influenced by affiliate commission rates. Specifically:
To protect our editorial independence, we have implemented the following safeguards:
Our ability to produce free, independent consumer research content depends on generating revenue. Affiliate commissions allow us to fund the research, writing, editorial review, and platform maintenance that goes into every article we publish. If we produced dishonest reviews to earn higher commissions, we would lose the reader trust that makes our platform valuable — and our affiliate revenue would ultimately collapse. Our commercial incentive and our editorial incentive are aligned: accurate, trustworthy content is how we sustain the business.
EliteReviewsHub complies with the FTC's Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 CFR Part 255) and its guidance on affiliate marketing disclosures. Our disclosure language is placed prominently and before any material affiliate link on each page. We do not obscure, bury, or minimize disclosure language.