Affiliate disclosure

How shopping links, commissions and commercial relationships work on Storehunting.

Last updated: 2026-10-03

Shopping links and commissions

Some shopping links on Storehunting may be affiliate links. If you follow an affiliate link and make an eligible purchase, the retailer or affiliate network may pay us a commission. Eligibility, attribution windows and amounts depend on the relevant program.

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

A brand listing or a link to an official website does not, by itself, mean that Storehunting has an affiliate agreement with that business. We do not claim membership of a particular affiliate network unless that relationship has been established.

What this means for our content

Commissions help fund the website. They do not entitle a brand to a favorable review, a particular community score or removal of criticism. Sponsored articles and paid placements must be clearly identified where they appear. An affiliate notice must also accompany content containing affiliate recommendations, so readers do not have to find this page to understand the relationship.

Our editorial policy explains how we research and write. Our review guidelines require contributors to disclose free products, employment and other relevant connections.

Your purchase is with the retailer

Storehunting is a discovery and editorial website. The retailer handles checkout, payment, shipping, warranties and returns for products purchased through external links. Confirm the current price, availability and terms on the retailer's website.

Tracking and privacy

Affiliate networks and retailers may use cookies or other identifiers to attribute a purchase after you follow a link. Their privacy notices describe how they process that information. See our privacy policy for information about using Storehunting.