Affiliate disclosure
Deal Notes earns money through affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, Deal Notes earns from qualifying purchases.
What is an affiliate link?
A link that tells the store which site sent you. If you buy something after clicking, the store may pay us a small commission. Your price is the same.
Links to Amazon on this site are marked as sponsored in the page code, and every page shows a short disclosure near the top.
Do commissions affect which products you recommend?
No. Picks come from published, test-based reviews and maker specs, as each guide's "How we chose" section explains. We include products whether or not they pay a commission.
Why don't you show Amazon prices or ratings?
Amazon's rules only allow affiliate sites to show live prices and similar product data through its official Product Advertising API, which becomes available after a site makes qualifying sales. Copying prices or star ratings by hand can be out of date and is not allowed.
So we use "Check price on Amazon" buttons that open the current listing. We also never show fake countdown timers or invented ratings.
Are there other affiliate programs or ads?
Not today. If we add other affiliate programs or display ads, we will list them here and in our privacy policy.