Affiliate policy
Where AppCashout's money comes from, how to spot a paid link, and why no app can pay for a better verdict.
The short version: some links on AppCashout can earn a commission. A commission never buys a better verdict.
How affiliate links work
Some links in our reviews are affiliate links. If you click one and sign up or buy something, AppCashout may earn a commission from that company. You don’t pay anything extra for using the link.
How to spot them
In the code, they carry rel="sponsored", the tag search engines read as “paid link.” On the page, any review that can contain one shows a notice before the review starts.
What a commission can’t buy
- A better verdict. An app that pays us goes through the same per-hour math, the same data check and the same “Skip it if” list as one that doesn’t. If an app isn’t worth your time, the review says so, payout to us or not.
- A place on a list. Apps get recommended because they suit the reader, not because they pay.
- A pass on red flags. We never recommend apps that charge you to join or to cash out, whatever they would pay us.
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