Affiliate Disclosure

When you click a "Buy" button on sourcinga, your request passes through our redirect endpoint (/api/public/go). The endpoint attaches the relevant affiliate network's tracking parameters and forwards you to the retailer's page. If you go on to buy, the retailer may pay us a small commission.

The price you pay is set by the retailer. Using our link costs you nothing extra.

These four commitments come straight from our Trust Charter:

1. Organic rankings are never paid for. No retailer can pay to appear in, or move within, the Top 3 (Trust Charter rule 1).
2. Sponsored content never replaces the Top 3. Any sponsored placement sits in its own clearly-labelled section (rules 2 and 3).
3. Rankings are deterministic. Our Buyer Intelligence Engine scores products on price, quality, reviews, seller trust, delivery and warranty. Affiliate commission is not one of those signals (rule 11).
4. AI explains, never ranks. Our AI layer writes the plain-English reason next to each pick. It cannot reorder the picks (rule 12).

To keep any single retailer or network from having outsized influence on our business, we cap every revenue source at 35% of total revenue (Trust Charter rule 13). If a particular network approaches that cap, we widen our merchant coverage rather than adjust what we recommend.

• Amazon Associates — for links to amazon.co.uk. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
• Awin — for retailers including Currys, John Lewis, Argos and AO.com.
• Impact — for selected merchants such as Very.co.uk.
• Partnerize — for selected merchants such as Boots.
• Skimlinks — as a catch-all for retailers not covered by the networks above.

Some links may not be affiliated at all — either because the retailer has no affiliate programme, or because we have not yet joined it. Non-affiliated links are treated identically by the ranker.

If anything on this page is unclear, or if you spot a link that should be labelled differently, email us at hello@sourcinga.example.