Advertising and Commercial Partnerships

Last updated: October 24, 2026

This page explains every way money or goods can reach this site, and how you will see it.

Current status

As of the date at the top of this page:

  • Affiliate commissions: yes, through the Amazon Associates program only.
  • Sponsored content: none.
  • Paid placements: none.
  • Free or loaned products from a brand or seller: none accepted.
  • Affiliation: none. This site is not affiliated with SOAYAN (soayan.com) or any other brand.

If that changes, we will disclose it first, on this page and on every page it affects.

1. Affiliate commissions

We earn commissions when readers buy through affiliate links. Currently the only program is Amazon Associates. This is described on the Affiliate Disclosure page and next to affiliate links.

2. Display advertising

If we show ads, they will be visibly labeled “Advertisement” or “Sponsored” and kept apart from editorial content. Advertisers do not get to see or change our content before publication, and an ad on a page does not change what the page says about that product.

3. Sponsored content

We publish no sponsored articles today. Sponsored articles, if we ever publish any, will be labeled “Sponsored” at the top, name the sponsor, and be kept out of our rankings and “best” lists.

4. Free or loaned products

We have not accepted any product given or lent by a manufacturer or seller. If that changes, we will say so first, and if a manufacturer or seller gives or lends us a product, we say so on every page that discusses that product, and we say who provided it. Receiving a product does not guarantee coverage or a positive opinion.

5. Payment for placement or ratings

We do not accept payment, products or other benefits in exchange for a ranking, a “best” label, an evidence level or a favorable comparison.

6. Business contacts

Brands and sellers are welcome to send corrections or official documentation links. Email us at info@soayanminipc.com. Doing so does not create a business relationship.

What this means for you

If a page has a commercial relationship that could affect how you read it, the page says so in plain words near the top. If a page says nothing, none applies beyond the affiliate links disclosed site-wide.