Affiliate Disclosure

Commercial links across our country editions

Afrolu may receive a commission when a reader follows a clearly labelled commercial link and later signs up or purchases from a dating platform. The reader should check the platform's current price, renewal terms, refund rules, eligibility, and payment route before authorising a transaction.

A commission does not add evidence to a page. An app review, comparison, score, ordering, pricing statement, or affiliate placement can publish only when the release record for that exact route supports it.

Current Publication Boundary

• Released browser tools do not use commission as an input. Their disclosed result rules do not change with partner status or payout.
• Relationship guides do not currently publish app scores or affiliate buttons. Their review covers relationship advice, not a commercial app ranking.
• Unsupported commercial pages are held. Their former scores, verdicts, rich review schema, and affiliate calls to action are removed while evidence review is incomplete.
• A future commercial link must be identifiable. Afrolu's internal redirect route uses /go/; the surrounding page must explain that Afrolu may earn a commission.

What a Commercial Release Must Show

The publication gate separately reviews platform features, local-market statements, prices, payment claims, safety guidance, FAQs, comparison fit, numeric scores, review snippets, ordering, and commercial placements. A source may support only the claim categories named in its evidence record.

If the required evidence is missing—for example, a suitable local-market dataset for the country named—the page remains noindex even when its layout and copy are complete.