Where the money comes from

Affiliate & advertising disclosure

The honest, plain-English version of how Somnipeptide pays for itself — what that money changes, and what it doesn't.

How does this site make money?

Somnipeptide is free to read, and it stays that way through affiliate and referral relationships. Some of the outbound links here are tracked links, and if you click one and go on to buy something or start a program, we may earn a commission. This is standard for review sites, and we're telling you plainly because that's how the FTC — and we — think it should work.

Does it cost me anything extra?

No. You pay exactly the same price whether you reach a provider through one of our links or type their address in yourself. The commission comes out of the seller's side, never as a surcharge to you.

Does earning a commission affect where a provider appears?

Yes — on the order, and we would rather say so plainly than let you assume otherwise. On our provider boards, such as Best Sermorelin Providers, the order is a partition, not a score: the one provider we have an affiliate relationship with is placed first, and every other provider follows in our editorial order. No other provider could have won that top slot by being better, and we do not run a points system that would let them. That is a placement decision, and it is a commercial one.

So what does the commission not touch?

What we actually say. Prices, requirements, trade-offs and caveats come from each provider's own published pages — the partner's included — and nobody pays us to soften a weakness or leave one out. We list and link providers we earn nothing from, we name the partner's own limitations on the same page we recommend it, and where the evidence for a treatment is thin we say so rather than let a commission talk us into enthusiasm. The placement is commercial; the description is not.

What kinds of relationships are we talking about?

Mostly affiliate and referral arrangements — some direct with a merchant, some through affiliate networks that connect publishers with brands. In every case the money flows the same way: a commission on a sale or sign-up, disclosed here, kept separate from the editorial desk that decides what goes where.

How do you keep the money separate from the writing?

Editorial independence is the whole point of a review being worth reading. We decide what to cover, how to score it, and what to conclude before any commercial arrangement enters the picture, and the commercial side has no vote in those calls. You can read more about that standard in our editorial policy.

Who can I ask about this?

If anything about how we earn money is unclear, ask. Email us at team@somnipeptide.com and we'll give you a straight answer.