Hustleworthy publishes independent reviews and comparisons of online earning websites and apps. This disclosure explains how advertising and other commercial relationships are handled.
How Hustleworthy may earn revenue
Hustleworthy may accept payment for clearly labeled advertisements, sponsored content, featured provider profiles, or other promotional placements. A commercial arrangement must be recorded internally and disclosed where the placement appears.
At the time this copy was prepared, Hustleworthy states that it does not promote platforms through affiliate links. If affiliate links are introduced later, this page and every affected article must be updated before those links are published.
Advertising does not control editorial conclusions
- Payment does not guarantee a positive review, rating, ranking, or editorial pick.
- Advertisers cannot approve or suppress independent conclusions.
- Sponsored placements must be separated visually from editorial rankings.
- A provider may supply factual information, but Hustleworthy decides whether the evidence supports a correction.
- Negative findings and material limitations must not be removed to satisfy an advertiser.
How paid placements are labeled
A paid placement should use an unmistakable label such as Sponsored, Advertisement, or Paid Placement near the provider name and call to action. A general disclosure in the footer is not a substitute for a page-level label.
Paid outbound links should use the appropriate sponsored and nofollow link attributes. User-submitted links, when permitted, should use ugc and nofollow attributes.
Featured profiles and provider claims
- A provider may pay for enhanced profile visibility or submit information for a claimed profile. Provider-supplied claims must be identified, reviewed, and kept separate from Hustleworthy's rating and first-hand findings. Claiming a profile does not make the provider verified, endorsed, or recommended.
Gifts, free access, and test accounts
If a platform supplies free access, credits, a test account, a subscription, travel, a gift, or another material benefit, the affected review should disclose it. The benefit must not be treated as evidence that ordinary users will receive the same experience.
Affiliate links if introduced in the future
If Hustleworthy later earns a commission when a reader signs up or completes an action, the relevant page should disclose that relationship before the first qualifying link. Affiliate compensation must not change the price paid by the reader unless the offer terms state otherwise, and it must remain excluded from the editorial rating and ranking formula.
Questions about commercial relationships
Questions about advertising, featured placements, or a possible conflict of interest can be sent to info@hustleworthy.com. Include the URL of the page and the provider involved so the relationship can be checked.