Affiliate Disclosure

This Affiliate Disclosure explains how FADLIVE earns money and how affiliate links work across the site. We believe in being transparent about our commercial relationships.

1. Our affiliate relationships

FADLIVE participates in affiliate and cost-per-sale programmes with retailers and networks such as Amazon, Rakuten, CJ, Awin and directly with independent brands. These relationships let us cover independent fashion, beauty, accessories and home brands without charging readers.

2. How we earn

When you click one of our links and make a purchase, the merchant or network may pay FADLIVE a commission. This comes out of the merchant’s marketing budget and does not increase the price you pay. In some cases a coupon code we provide may even reduce your price.

3. What is an affiliate link?

Most outbound links to stores and brands pass through our own redirect before sending you to the merchant. This lets us measure clicks and attribute any commission. The destination is always the genuine merchant; we never impersonate a retailer.

4. Where you will find affiliate links

• Store and brand pages: “Shop” and “Visit site” buttons.
• Product listings: “View deal” and “Check price” buttons.
• Reviews and comparisons: “Where to buy” links.
• Coupon cards: “Get code” or “Activate” buttons.

5. Price and availability data

Product prices, stock and discount values are synchronised from partner affiliate APIs and merchant feeds, typically on an hourly schedule, and each listing shows when its price was last checked. These values can change without notice, so always confirm the final price at checkout.

6. Editorial independence

Merchants never pay for placement, and our commissions never influence which brands we cover or how we score products. Every coupon is tested on a live basket before publication, and codes that fail are removed promptly. Our methodology is described on the How we verify deals page.

7. Compliance

We comply with the guidance of the relevant advertising and competition authorities (including the FTC, the UK CMA and ASA, and equivalent bodies) requiring clear disclosure of material connections between publishers and the brands they link to. This page, the footer disclosure and on-page “commission disclosure” notes are part of that compliance.

8. Non-affiliate content

Some links may be non-affiliate (for example, editorial references or brand-contact links). Where a link is not monetised we do not earn from it.

9. Questions

If you have any question about our affiliate relationships or this disclosure, contact our editorial team through the contact page.

Last updated: 2 October 2026.