Affiliate Policy
Edunow may earn money from affiliate links, partner placements or sponsored formats. Recommendations must still be based on fit, limits and usefulness for small business operators.
Last updated: 2026-06-23
The short version
If Edunow earns a commission, the reader should still be able to understand why a tool is recommended, who it fits, when to avoid it and what to check before buying.
How recommendations work
- We prioritize the reader's operating decision: what to choose, what to avoid and what to implement first.
- Affiliate availability is not enough to earn a recommendation.
- Commercial relationships must not hide pricing limits, setup work, missing features or better-fit alternatives.
- When a page includes affiliate links, the page should still include non-affiliate context if it helps the decision.
Commercial formats
| Format | Allowed | Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Affiliate links | Yes | Only where the tool fits the page intent and recommendation logic. |
| Sponsored placements | Yes | Must be clearly labelled and cannot override editorial conclusions. |
| Vendor data updates | Yes | Vendors may suggest corrections; Edunow decides what changes. |
| Paid ranking position | No | Payment cannot buy the top recommendation. |
| Undisclosed advertorial | No | Sponsored material must be labelled. |
What we disclose
Pages with monetized links should include a clear commercial note. The note does not need to interrupt the reader, but it must be visible enough that a reasonable reader understands the relationship.
Corrections
Software pricing, plans and feature limits change often. If a page is materially wrong, Edunow should update the recommendation, not simply preserve an old affiliate path.
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