Affiliate disclosure
In short
Some links on Nordprix may be affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, the shop or its affiliate network may pay us a commission, at no extra cost to you. No shop can pay to be included or ranked.
Where things stand today
As of October 1, 2026, no page on Nordprix contains an affiliate link. This page sets out how affiliate links will work once they appear, so the rules are public before the first one is added.
How you'll know
- A page with affiliate links says so near the top, before the first link: “This page contains affiliate links; we may earn a commission if you buy through them, at no extra cost to you.”
- Each shop link carries the words “paid link” right next to it.
- In the page code, shop links are marked
rel="sponsored", which tells search engines they are paid links. - Every page footer says that some pages may contain affiliate links and links here.
- Calculators and calendars never make you click a shop link to get the answer.
The US Federal Trade Commission's guidance is that the relationship with the retailer should be disclosed clearly and conspicuously, and that “The closer the disclosure is to your recommendation, the better.” That's why the notice sits at the top of the page and next to each link, not only here.
What a commission can't buy
- A place on a page, a higher position in a comparison or a kinder description.
- A look at a page before it's published, or a say in what it contains.
- Silence about a product's limits. If the specification shows a weakness, the page says so whether or not a commission is involved.
- The exclusion of a better option. If the product that fits your need isn't sold through any program we belong to, we still name it.
Programs we belong to
We'll list each affiliate program here when we join it. None yet.
Questions
Email contact@nordprix.com.