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HypeVerdict earns a commission when someone signs up through a link on this site — typically when a referred account makes its first deposit. This is how the site funds itself; there’s no subscription, no paywall, and no other revenue source.

What that commission does affect: which platforms we’re able to link to directly, since we only earn from partners we’ve actually onboarded.

What it doesn’t affect: the ranking, score, or verdict any platform gets on this site. We turn down partnership terms from platforms whose testing results don’t hold up, and a platform paying a higher commission rate doesn’t get a better placement for it — our internal testing scores are set before commercial terms are ever discussed, not after.

How we actually test, in short: real money, our own accounts, logged results — not comped balances or vendor-provided demo access. The full process is on our [How We Test] page. (Internal link target: /methodology/)

On promo codes specifically: codes on this site are typically affiliate-tracked, meaning we’re credited when they’re used. That doesn’t change what the code does for you — the bonus terms come from the platform, not from us, and using a code costs you nothing extra.

This disclosure applies sitewide, including guides that don’t carry an obvious affiliate link — some of them link out to reviews that do.

Editorial Standards

How We Keep Reviews and Revenue Separate

Testing happens first, commercial terms happen after. If a platform's numbers don't hold up against what we tested, we either don't list it or we say so plainly in the review — regardless of what the partnership terms would've paid. This page exists so that's checkable, not just claimed.