Affiliate disclosure
How Ad4Sale makes (or plans to make) money — in plain English, no legalese.
Summary
Ad4Sale may earn a commission when you buy through links we recommend. Right now no affiliate links are live on the site, so nothing on any page currently earns us a commission. When that changes, this page and the affected links will say so.
The single most important point
Our cost benchmarks are compiled from published sources regardless of any commercial relationship. A vendor can’t pay to make their rates look better here — the tables don’t work that way.
What affiliate links are
Sometimes a site recommends a product or service and includes a special link. If you click it and buy, the site earns a commission from the seller — at no extra cost to you. That’s an affiliate link, and US law (the FTC’s endorsement guides) requires sites to disclose it clearly.
Our policy
- Disclosure up front. Any page containing affiliate links will say so near the top, not buried at the bottom.
- Commissions don’t set the rankings. Benchmarks, ranges, and CPMs come from published rate guides and our own analysis. Commercial relationships don’t move numbers.
- We’d rather lose a commission than your trust. If a vendor’s rates are bad, we say so — affiliate or not. The day that stops being true, this site stops being worth reading.
Current status
As of September 28, 2026: no affiliate links are live on Ad4Sale. Every outbound link on our guide pages is a plain source citation. We also run clearly labeled sponsored placements — those are advertising, not affiliate links, and they never touch the benchmark tables.
Questions about how we make money? Email thcdna@icloud.com.