Last updated: 7 October 2026
Some links on webtilly.com, which is run by Webtilly Online Solutions, are affiliate links. This page explains what that means and how we keep it separate from what we publish.
What an affiliate link is
If you click an affiliate link and then buy a product or sign up for a service, the company may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing extra, and the price you pay is the same whether or not you use our link.
How this affects our content
- Affiliate relationships never change a calculator’s formula, inputs or result.
- We do not accept payment to feature a product or to alter a recommendation.
- We recommend a tool because it is useful for the job the page covers, and we may mention products we earn nothing from.
- Our own digital products are not affiliate links. When you buy one, the sale is ours.
How we label affiliate links
Pages with affiliate links carry a short note near the top or beside the link, so you know before you click. If you do not see a note, there are no affiliate links on the page.
Programmes we take part in
[List each affiliate programme here when you join it, and add any wording that programme requires.]
Cookies and tracking
Affiliate networks and merchants usually record a referral using a cookie. Where the law requires your agreement for that cookie, we ask first. Read more in the cookies section of our privacy policy.
Questions
Email hello@webtilly.com if you have a question about our relationships with advertisers or affiliates. How we keep advertising and content separate is also covered in our editorial policy.