Affiliate Disclosure
BillChop is a free, independent UK money-saving publication. To keep our guides free for readers, we sometimes earn a commission when you sign up for or buy products we recommend. Here is exactly how that works — and what it means for our editorial independence.
What are affiliate links?
Some links on BillChop are affiliate links. When you click one of these and go on to open an account, sign up to a service, or buy a product, the company may pay us a small commission. This is paid by the company — never by you. You pay exactly the same price (and get exactly the same deal) whether you use our link or go direct.
How we choose what to recommend
Our editorial team chooses which products and services to write about based on what we believe genuinely helps UK households save money. We do not accept payment in exchange for positive coverage, and a brand paying a commission does not influence whether we recommend it, criticise it, or ignore it.
- We will write honestly about a product even if it costs us a commission to do so.
- We will recommend a product that pays us nothing if we believe it is the best option for our readers.
- We regularly review our recommendations and remove deals that have become uncompetitive.
How affiliate commissions are flagged
Where an article contains affiliate links, we clearly label this at the top of the page. Individual recommendation boxes within articles are also marked so you can see at a glance which links may pay us a commission.
Our networks and partners
We work with a number of affiliate networks that act as intermediaries between publishers like us and consumer brands. These currently include — or may in future include — Awin, Impact, Sovrn Commerce, Amazon Associates, and direct partnerships with individual UK providers in energy, banking, broadband, insurance, and travel.
Information only — not financial advice
BillChop articles are written to inform and to help you compare your options. They are not regulated financial advice. We are not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. Always read the full terms and conditions of any product before signing up, and consider speaking to a qualified, independent adviser if you are unsure.
Questions or corrections
If you spot something inaccurate, out of date, or unclear, we want to know. Send the desk a message through our contact form and a member of the editorial team will reply.