Affiliate disclosure

2026-10-21

How we earn money

Lupamundo is free to read. We earn money through affiliate links: when you buy a product or service after clicking one of our links, the provider or its affiliate network may pay a commission to Pine Solutions Inc.

You don't pay more. The price is the one set by the provider; buying through our link doesn't change it. Last updated: 2026-10-21.

What this means for our picks

- Commissions never buy a place on our pages. A provider can't pay to be featured, ranked higher or described more favorably.
- We feature only products and services that meet our selection criteria, including some that pay us nothing.
- We don't publish negative reviews: a product that doesn't meet our criteria simply isn't listed. Every pick still says who it's not for and what to know before buying.
- We don't publish invented testimonials, reviews, scores or results.
Our Editorial policy explains how we choose.

How to recognize affiliate links

Every page with affiliate links carries a disclosure near the links, naming Pine Solutions Inc. Affiliate links are marked "sponsored" in the page code and add a code that lets the network know the visit came from us. Links to official sources (governments, exam organizations) are not affiliate links.

Our partners

We work with affiliate networks and programs such as Hotmart, ClickBank, Digistore24, impact.com and Awin, and directly with some providers. Partners change over time. We follow each program's rules, including its rules on advertising.

Free access and other benefits

To show a product in use, our system often signs up for the free trial or free version offered to the public. If a provider ever gives us free access, payment or any other benefit beyond the standard commission, the page concerned says so clearly.

Advertising

We promote some of our pages with paid ads, for example on Facebook and Instagram. These ads lead to our pages, which carry the same disclosure. Ads are always identified as such by the platform.

Why we tell you

Because you have the right to know, and because the law requires it: the United States Federal Trade Commission's Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 CFR Part 255), Canada's Competition Act, and the consumer protection and advertising rules of the other countries where we publish. Questions: contacto@lupamundo.com.