Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: November 2026. This page explains how AILarn makes money, in plain language.

The short version

Today, most guides contain no affiliate links at all — display advertising (Google AdSense) is the base revenue layer and affiliate programs are the upside. If a link on a page ever earns us a commission, that page will disclose it above the first such link, and the link will be marked nofollow-sponsored so search engines understand the relationship.

Programs we may participate in

We may join the affiliate programs of tools we cover (for example Jasper, Writesonic, Copy.ai, Canva, Notion and similar vendors). Commission rates are set publicly by each vendor and can change without notice; we will re-verify any rate before relying on it, and this page will list active programs if and when they exist.

FTC and reader guarantee

In line with the US FTC 16 CFR Part 255 guidance on endorsements, and equivalent advertising-standards rules in the UK and EU: affiliate relationships do not influence our verdicts. We pick against paid plans whenever the free plan is enough — including on tools with affiliate programs. Verdict tables show the free column first for a reason. No vendor sees a guide before publication, and no one can buy a better verdict.

Advertising

Display ads are served by Google AdSense once approved. Ads are clearly separated from editorial content, never placed above the main heading, and never designed to look like download buttons or navigation. We do not control which specific ads appear and block categories that conflict with our content.

Questions

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