# Affiliate disclosure

> Seller Setups earns commission from some retailer links, including as an Amazon Associate. This page explains how the links work and what they mean for you.

Last updated October 7, 2026

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Some other retailers pay us a commission too. When you buy through a link on Seller Setups, the price you pay stays the same. We tell you this because the Federal Trade Commission expects sites to disclose any payment they receive for recommending a product.

## How the links work

Every product button goes through our own address, /go/ followed by the product, which sends you on to the retailer. For Amazon the link carries our Associates tag. For other retailers it carries a referral tag, or an affiliate code where we have joined that retailer's program.

We count each click (which product, which retailer and which page) to learn which recommendations help. The [privacy notice](https://sellersetups.com/us/privacy) covers what that count holds.

## Programs we use

- Amazon Associates for amazon.com.
- Other retailers' affiliate programs where they exist. Links to retailers without one carry a referral tag and earn us nothing.

Some links go to a retailer search instead of one listing until we have the exact product code.

## What it doesn't change

Commission doesn't decide a ranking. We pick on cost, fit and reliability and then add links, as set out in [how we pick](https://sellersetups.com/us/how-we-pick). Free tools and products with no affiliate program get picks too.

No brand pays for a place, a review or a better position, and we don't accept free products in exchange for coverage. If that ever changes for a product, its page will say so next to the recommendation.

## Prices

Prices on the site are typical ranges, never live prices. The retailer sets the price you pay, and it may differ from our range.