Affiliate Disclosure

Last Updated: August 24, 2025

At marklure.com, some of our articles include affiliate links. If you click one of these links and make a purchase or sign up for a service, we may earn a commission—at no additional cost to you. These commissions help us maintain the site and continue publishing useful content.

What are affiliate links?

Affiliate links are unique URLs that let a merchant know a visitor came from our site. If you complete a qualifying action (like buying a product or starting a subscription), we may receive a small referral fee.

How we choose recommendations

We recommend tools, apps, and services we genuinely believe are useful and relevant to our readers.

Our opinions are independent.
Compensation does not influence our evaluation, rankings, or the topics we choose to cover.
When possible, we test products or rely on reputable hands-on experience, release notes, and user feedback.

No extra cost to you

Clicking an affiliate link doesn’t change your price. Any commission comes out of the merchant’s marketing budget, not your wallet.

Transparency & integrity

We label affiliate links near the link or at the top of the page.
Sponsored posts, if any, are clearly marked as “Sponsored” and follow our editorial guidelines.
We do not accept payment for positive reviews. If a product has downsides, we say so.

Programs we participate in

We participate in several affiliate programs, including:

Amazon Associates Program – As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
Other affiliate networks from software providers, ecommerce platforms, and marketplaces.

Your trust matters

If you ever feel a recommendation isn’t objective, please tell us. We regularly review older posts and update links, pricing, and availability where needed.

Changes to this policy

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Questions?

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