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Affiliate disclosure in one paragraph

InfluencerAI Agents is a participant in affiliate programs operated by many of the AI tool vendors we review. When you follow an affiliate link on our site and make a qualifying purchase or upgrade, we may earn a referral commission. This does not increase your price, it does not influence our scores or rankings, and we score every tool before any affiliate link is added. This disclosure is required by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255).

How to spot a sponsored link

Every outbound affiliate link on InfluencerAI Agents carries rel="sponsored noopener" in its HTML. In plain English, that means Google (and any other crawler) sees the link labelled as sponsored. Inside review pages, affiliate buttons are labelled things like "Try [Tool] free →" — if a link sends you to a vendor's site, assume it's an affiliate link. On-page disclosures appear above the fold on every review.

What affiliate relationships do NOT change

• Our scores. Scores are set before an affiliate link is added, by the reviewer, following our review methodology. The partnerships team does not get to adjust them.
• Our rankings. Tools rank based on scores, not commissions. A tool with a higher commission rate does not get placed above a tool with a higher score.
• Our "What Annoys Me" sections. Even our affiliate partners get called out when something about their tool is bad. We publish those sections with the partner's tool in it.
• Whether we recommend a tool. We have affiliate relationships with tools we score under 6/10. Those reviews explicitly recommend alternatives.

What affiliate relationships can affect

We're not pretending money is completely neutral. Here is where affiliate revenue does have influence — and how we manage it:

• Which tools we prioritise reviewing next. Tools with strong affiliate programs sometimes get reviewed before tools without them — but only because we can afford the time to test them properly. Tools with no affiliate program still get reviewed; check the site, many top-scoring tools pay us nothing.
• Which tools get a comparison page made. We prioritise comparison pages in categories where readers are clearly trying to decide between two paid tools.
• Nothing editorial. Scores, recommendations, verdicts, pros/cons — none of it is negotiated with affiliate partners. Vendors cannot pay to change a review.

Direct advertising and sponsored placements

We accept a small number of direct advertising placements. Every sponsored placement is visibly labelled "Sponsored" or "Partner." We do not accept sponsored content that is presented as editorial. We do not publish "native" sponsored reviews. If a vendor wants a post on our site, they can submit to our advertise page, but the post will be clearly labelled and editorially separated.

Gifted access and comp accounts

For some reviews, we accept a complimentary subscription from the vendor so we can test a higher tier than we would otherwise pay for. When that happens, we disclose it in the review itself. Comp access does not influence the scorecard — the score is the score.

Readers' rights

• You can read any review on InfluencerAI without clicking an affiliate link. No paywall, no login wall.
• You can always navigate to a tool's homepage directly, without our link. We won't pretend otherwise.
• If you think a review on our site is misleading, email hi@influenceraiagents.com. We publish corrections visibly.

Who's responsible for this site

InfluencerAI Agents is published independently by Fredrik Filipsson and Morten Andersen, two co-founders who have used AI tools in real creator and business workflows for years. Both of us write under our real names with public LinkedIn profiles. If you have questions about a review or a disclosure, you can reach either of us directly. See the About page for more.

Last updated: 17 April 2026. We review this disclosure every quarter.