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Affiliate Disclosure
Rackears may earn a commission from some outbound product links. This page explains how that works, and how affiliate relationships do — and don't — affect what you see in the catalog.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
How Rackears earns from outbound links
Rackears is free to use. Some outbound links to manufacturers, retailers, or marketplaces may be affiliate links, which means Rackears may earn a commission when you click one and make a purchase. This comes at no additional cost to you — you pay the same price whether or not a link is an affiliate link.
Editorial independence
Affiliate relationships do not affect which products appear in the catalog, how products are described, or how Rackears ranks, sorts, or presents catalog information. Products are included and described on their own merits; a maker or retailer having — or not having — an affiliate program never changes their placement or coverage.
How affiliate links work
Where an outbound link includes affiliate tracking, it functions like any other link and simply records that the visit came from Rackears. Rackears also records outbound link clicks — including the destination link and related product — for analytics; for signed-in users these are linked to your account, as described in the Privacy Policy.
Questions
If you have questions about how Rackears uses affiliate links, contact Rackears through the public site.