Disclosure
Affiliate Disclosure
ShipBoost may earn commissions from some outbound links. This page explains how those links work and how we think about trust, tracking, and editorial independence.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
How affiliate links work on ShipBoost
Some tools, products, and partner links featured on ShipBoost may include affiliate links. If you click one of those links and later make a purchase or sign up, ShipBoost may earn a commission.
That commission helps support the operation of the platform, including directory maintenance, founder tooling, and launch infrastructure.
Editorial independence
Affiliate availability does not guarantee a product will be listed, ranked, or recommended. ShipBoost aims to keep editorial and curation decisions separate from whether a commission exists.
We care more about trust, usefulness, and category fit than adding more monetized links.
Where affiliate links may appear
Affiliate links may appear on product listings, category pages, comparison pages, recommendation modules, newsletters, or other distribution surfaces operated by ShipBoost.
Not every outbound link is an affiliate link. Some are plain references added for context, citations, or product discovery.
Click tracking and measurement
To understand performance and maintain the platform, ShipBoost may track outbound clicks and referral activity related to affiliate or non-affiliate links.
That tracking is used for analytics, attribution, fraud prevention, and product improvement.
Questions
If you have questions about an affiliate relationship or how we handle outbound links, email [email protected].
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