Who pays us

A site about saving money should be straight about where its own money comes from.

The arrangement

We have a paid affiliate relationship with Coreage Rx. Click our link to them, sign up, and we are paid a commission. You pay nothing extra and the price you are quoted is identical either way.

Those links carry rel="sponsored" and every page that features them says so before the article starts.

What it does not buy

• An honest score. Coreage Rx does pay for the top slot in our price tables — that placement is bought. What it cannot buy is a changed number: the prices are what we verified, the rest of each table is in true cheapest-first order, and we name the programmes that charge less than our featured pick.
• A better score. The rubric is published on how we rate and applied identically to everyone.
• The removal of a criticism. Our partner reviews carry the same drawbacks section as every other review.

What we never take money for

• A changed price or a deleted competitor.
• Deleting a negative finding.
• Copy written or approved by the company being reviewed.

Why we spell this out

The FTC requires clear disclosure of material connections, and beyond that, a price-comparison site that hides its own incentives is not worth reading. If the arrangement changes, this page changes with it. Questions: hello@glp1cheapy.com.