Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: August 26, 2026
Some of the shop links you see next to your analysis results are affiliate links. When you click one and buy something, the retailer may pay siOsi a small commission — at no extra cost to you. This page explains how that works, and what it does and doesn't affect.
The programs we're part of
siOsi participates in affiliate programs through Awin, CJ Affiliate (Commission Junction), and Rakuten Advertising, and may join additional networks or retailer programs over time. Each network tracks purchases made after you click one of our links and pays a commission the retailer sets — we don't set the rate.
What clicking a “Shop at…” link does
A “Shop at…” link takes you to the retailer's own site through a tracking redirect. If you buy something there — usually within a set window after your click — the retailer pays siOsi a commission. The price you pay is the retailer's normal price; the commission comes out of their margin, not yours.
Recommendations aren't for sale
Every product siOsi shows you comes from retailer product feeds matched to your analysis by the same engine that scores your look — fifteen labs, the same verdicts. Nothing about a product's commission rate changes whether it's shown, how it's ranked, or what verdict it gets. The verdicts don't care what pays.
Prices and availability
Product prices, images, and stock status come from retailer feeds refreshed nightly. What you see on siOsi can lag what's actually on the retailer's site by up to a day — always check the final price and availability at checkout.
How these links are marked
Every affiliate link on siOsi carries rel="sponsored" in its HTML, the standard way sites tell search engines and browsers a link is paid. You can also tell from the URL: affiliate links route through a retailer or network tracking domain before landing on the product page.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, or you want to know whether a specific link is affiliated, reach out through our support page.