Commercial disclosure
How Gruntled makes money
Some links can earn commission. Here is what that means — and what it does not mean — for our reviews.
Last reviewed: 20 July 2026
Affiliate links
Gruntled participates in affiliate marketing, including through the Skimlinks service. When a reader follows an eligible outbound link and makes a purchase or completes another qualifying action, Latitude60 Ltd may receive commission from the merchant or affiliate network. This normally does not add to the price paid by the reader.
How links are labelled
Where technically practical, commercial links use attributes such as rel="sponsored nofollow". Skimlinks may identify or convert eligible ordinary merchant links after a page loads. A link being commissionable does not mean that the merchant sponsored the article.
What commission cannot buy
A merchant cannot pay for a favourable conclusion, remove a legitimate drawback or buy a position in our category pages. Affiliate availability is not evidence that a shop is good, safe or suitable. We may cover businesses that do not pay commission and may reach a cautious or negative conclusion about one that does.
Your buying decision
Prices, stock, delivery, cancellation and return terms can change. Check the current merchant page before ordering. If you prefer not to use an affiliate route, you can navigate to the business independently; the underlying review remains available either way.
Questions
For questions about a commercial relationship or a particular link, use our contact page and include the Gruntled URL concerned.