Affiliate Disclosure
DatingServices.com may earn a commission from some links. Here's exactly how that works today, and what never changes.
Where things stand today
As of October 16, 2026, we have no approved affiliate programs, so no link on this site earns money. Buttons labelled "Visit" a service go through a short address on this site, such as /go/eharmony/, that currently sends you straight to the service's official homepage.
If we join affiliate programs, those same links may become affiliate links. We may then earn a commission if you sign up or buy through them, at no extra cost to you. We'll update this page when that happens.
How partner links are marked
Every "Visit" link uses the /go/ address and is marked rel="sponsored" for search engines. There are no hidden tracking links in the text of our reviews.
What affiliate links never change
- Scores come only from our published rating rubric. Whether a service has a partner link isn't one of the factors.
- We don't accept payment for a rating, a more favourable write-up or the removal of a negative finding.
Where we never place partner links
We don't put "Visit" links on casual or hookup-focused pages, on the Grindr or Tinder reviews, on our safety and scam guides, in articles, in the glossary, or on trust pages like this one. Selling next to safety advice would undercut it.
Questions
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