Source hierarchy
- Official program landing page or public legal agreement.
- Official company help center or documentation.
- Official affiliate-network listing when publicly accessible.
We do not use third-party roundup articles as evidence for a tracked field. We do not log in, solve CAPTCHAs, bypass technical controls or infer private dashboard terms.
Verification labels
- Verified: the core public commission, cookie and status claims are supported by an official source.
- Partially verified: the program is official, but one or more core terms are only offer-specific, image-only, dashboard-only or unstated.
- Unverified: an official program may exist, but the public evidence is insufficient for a reliable profile.
How unknown values work
Unknown is not zero. A blank threshold does not mean there is no threshold; an unstated country list does not mean worldwide eligibility. The interface says “Not publicly stated” and preserves the underlying value as null.
Monitoring interface
Each record carries a source URL, last-checked date, verification status and append-only change history. A future monitor can fetch allowed public pages, calculate a normalized content hash, flag material text changes and open a human review queue. No bot should publish a factual update without matching it to official evidence.
Corrections
The MVP has no public correction inbox. Before launch, add a monitored contact address and record corrections as new change-history entries, including their source and review date.