Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: August 2026

Yangworks earns money in part through affiliate links. This page lists every program currently in use, explains how those links are marked, and states the limits that apply to them. It is written to be checkable, not reassuring.

What an affiliate link is

An affiliate link is a tracked URL. If you follow one from this site and then sign up or buy, the vendor may pay Yangworks a commission. The price you pay is not increased by using the link. Vendors track the referral on their side; Yangworks does not set a cookie or run a tracking script of its own for this purpose (see the privacy policy).

Programs Yangworks currently participates in

• Printify — referral link try.printify.com/iosrsfk051cj, used in Printify Review for Developers and Indie Makers.

That is the complete list as of the date at the top of this page. If Yangworks joins another program, it is added here before any link goes live in an article. Articles with no commercial relationship say so explicitly in their own Disclosure block, which reads "This article contains no affiliate links, sponsorship, or paid placement."

How affiliate links are marked

• In the page. Any article containing a referral link opens with a visible disclosure block naming the vendor and the link, before the recommendation appears.
• In the markup. Every affiliate link carries rel="sponsored nofollow", so search engines are told the link is commercial and no ranking credit is passed.
• In the article metadata. Each article declares an affiliate status that is rendered into its Disclosure section. There is no unlabeled commercial link anywhere on this site.

What commission does not change

• The conclusion. A commission does not buy a positive verdict, a higher placement in a comparison, or the removal of a criticism. The Printify article recommends a competitor for a specific use case, and that is the normal expectation, not an exception.
• The test scope. Every article publishes what was and was not tested. That scope is not relaxed because a product pays a commission. A research-only article stays labeled as research-only even when it contains a referral link.
• What gets covered. Products are not given favorable coverage in order to qualify for a program, and products outside any program are covered on the same terms. Several articles here review infrastructure that pays Yangworks nothing.
• Paid placement. Yangworks does not sell sponsored posts, paid reviews, link insertions, or guest posts. See the editorial policy.

Advertising

Yangworks does not currently display advertising of any kind. If display advertising is introduced, this page and the privacy policy will be updated before the first ad is served.

Questions and corrections

If you believe a commercial relationship on this site is undisclosed or wrongly labeled, email hello@yangworks.dev with the page URL. See Contact for the corrections process and Review Methodology for how claims are evidenced.