What an affiliate link means
An affiliate link lets a provider or partner attribute a referral to VPSProof. When a qualifying purchase is completed after using one of those links, VPSProof may receive a commission. The price you pay is normally the same whether you use an affiliate link or visit the provider directly.
How this affects our editorial work
Affiliate relationships do not determine which VPS topics we cover, which trade-offs we describe, or whether a provider is presented as suitable for a particular workload. VPSProof focuses on pricing context, resource fit, locations, billing rules, operational trade-offs, and other factors that help readers make their own hosting decisions.
We do not treat affiliate availability as evidence that a provider is better than another provider. When a current price, policy, or product detail materially affects a guide, we prefer to reference the provider's own documentation or pricing page and timestamp the article.
Sponsored and affiliate links
Where appropriate, outbound commercial links use relationship attributes such as rel="sponsored". Not every external link is an affiliate link, and not every provider mentioned on VPSProof necessarily has an affiliate relationship with the site.
Why VPSProof uses affiliate links
Affiliate revenue can help support the cost of operating the site, maintaining hosting research, checking current provider information, and keeping older buying guides updated. The goal is to fund the publication without turning editorial pages into provider advertisements.
Questions about a specific link
If you are evaluating a provider, use the provider's current checkout page as the final source for price, tax, region availability, included resources, renewal terms, and refund rules. VPS pricing and capacity can change after a guide is published.