Affiliate disclosure

As an Amazon Associate, Quventify earns from qualifying purchases.

Without the legal wording: when you press “Buy” and end up buying on Amazon, Amazon pays us a commission on that sale. You pay exactly the same. The commission comes out of Amazon's margin, not your pocket, and the price does not change because you arrived from here.

Which links are affiliate links

Every button and link that takes you to an outside shop (“Buy”, “Buy on Amazon” and the links on the product cards) is an affiliate link. The site's own links — categories, search, information pages — are not.

How this affects what we publish

That's the question that matters, so here's the plain answer:

• No brand can pay to be listed. We don't sell places in the catalogue and we don't accept payment to publish a particular product.
• The commission doesn't decide the order. Products are selected on rating, number of reviews, a price that adds up and availability — not on what each one pays us. The full criteria are on the about page.
• The commission doesn't change what we tell you. The rating and review count we show are the product's real ones, whatever the commission. A product stops being published if its rating drops or it goes out of stock.

Advertising

Alongside affiliate commissions, the site shows third-party ads to cover hosting and maintenance costs. Ads are labelled as advertising and are independent of the catalogue: an advertiser cannot influence which products we publish or how we describe them. The data handling involved in advertising is set out in the privacy policy.

Trademarks

Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. Quventify is an independent site and is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by Amazon.

Questions

If any of this isn't clear, or you think a recommendation isn't honest, write to us at contacto-asesoramiento@vrelkotech.com. We'd rather hear it.