Affiliate Disclosure
1Markit is reader-supported. This page explains how, in line with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides.
Affiliate links
Many links on 1Markit are affiliate links. That includes the "See the product" buttons and any link that starts with 1markit.com/recommends/. If you click one and buy, I may earn a commission from the vendor or the marketplace, such as JVZoo, WarriorPlus or LaunchPad. You don't pay anything extra. The same applies to product links in my emails.
Free review access
Some vendors give me free access to their product so I can test it, often before launch. That's a connection you should know about, so the review says when it applies. Free access never comes with a promise of a good review.
My bonus pack
When you buy through my link, you also get my own bonus pack of playbooks. It's a thank-you, not a reason to buy something that doesn't suit you.
What commissions don't change
Commissions don't decide which tools get listed or what I say about their weak spots. Vendors set their own prices, features and refund terms, and those can change, so check the sales page before you buy.
Readers in the UK and EU
UK and EU consumer rules (the CMA and ASA guidance in the UK, and the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive in the EU) also expect paid links to be clear. That's why every review carries a short affiliate notice at the top, before the first link, and affiliate links are marked as sponsored.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, contact me. You can also read the FTC's Endorsement Guides.
More: About · Affiliate Disclosure · Contact · Privacy Policy · Terms of Service