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Here’s how affiliate links work on ChannelFlips and where the educational boundary sits.

Affiliate links

Some marketplace links are affiliate links. If you use one, ChannelFlips may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. That never changes the standard we use to evaluate a platform.

A commission does not increase the price you pay. It also does not make a platform right for every deal. Articles explain the relevant trade-offs so you can decide based on your channel, deal size, need for vetting, and tolerance for doing more of the work yourself.

Educational information

ChannelFlips provides general educational information. Nothing on the site is legal, tax, accounting, investment, or individualized financial advice. Laws, contracts, taxes, platform policies, and deal structures vary. Use qualified professionals when the decision requires them.

Risk and results

Online businesses are risky. Revenue can fall, costs can rise, policies can change, deals can fail, and an asset can lose value. Historical results, examples, and hypothetical math do not promise future results. Never commit capital solely because a deal looks good in an article or calculator.

Marketplace independence

ChannelFlips is an independent educational site and is not YouTube, Google, Flippa, Empire Flippers, Investors Club, Motion Invest, or any other marketplace discussed in the guides. Product names belong to their respective owners.