Sponsorship & Advertising Policy

• Sponsored slots. The side slots on desktop and the top and bottom strips on mobile. Each booked slot shows the sponsor's name, a short line of copy and a link to their own website.
• Featured placement. A position in the clearly labelled featured block above the directory listings.
• Social and newsletter sponsorships. Handled separately and priced in the media kit on the home page.

• A place in the curated directory, which is decided on merit alone.
• A better description, score, ranking or comparison outcome.
• Removal of an accurate limitation or criticism from a listing.
• Protection from being delisted if the product stops meeting our standards.

Slots are booked through the payment link shown on every empty slot, or by email using the legal contact below. Payment is processed by PayPal; we never see or store your card details. A booking is only confirmed once payment has cleared and we have approved the creative.

We only run sponsors we would recommend to a reader. We refuse gambling, adult content, crypto speculation, get-rich-quick schemes, misleading claims, malware or anything that breaks the law where the site is operated. We may also refuse a sponsor for any other reason, in which case any payment already made is refunded in full.

Every paid placement is labelled as sponsored or sits in a clearly marked sponsored or featured area. We do not hide paid links inside editorial text. The commercial relationships behind the site are described in the Affiliate Disclosure.

A campaign can be cancelled before it goes live for a full refund. Once live, we refund the unused portion of the booked period if you cancel, or in full if the site is unavailable for an extended time during your campaign. Copy and links can be changed once per booked period at no cost. Refunds are issued through the original payment method.

You confirm that you own or are licensed to use the name, copy and links you supply, that your claims are accurate, and that your landing page complies with applicable advertising and consumer law. We may pause or remove a placement that turns out to be inaccurate, unsafe or in breach of the Terms of Use, and we will tell you why.