Plain-English version: some links on DGAF are adverts. If you click one and buy something, we get paid a commission by the retailer.
What is an affiliate link?
An affiliate link is a link to a retailer or brand that lets them know you came from DGAF. If you then buy something, the retailer pays us a percentage of the sale. You don't pay anything extra. The price is the same as if you'd gone to the shop directly.
How we label them
- Any page containing affiliate links has an "AD" notice at the very top, before you read anything else.
- Guides built around affiliate links are marked "Ad" on the page and on the cards that link to them.
- Buy buttons are marked "Ad · affiliate link".
- Affiliate links are coded with
rel="sponsored nofollow", so search engines know what they are too.
Amazon Associates
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Other programmes
We may also earn commission through other retailers' and brands' affiliate programmes, including through affiliate networks. Which retailers we link to can vary.
Does this affect what we recommend?
No. We choose products based on research into whether they genuinely help you do less, and we include picks whether or not they earn us anything. Commission rates are never a reason to include or rank a product.
Last updated 20 October 2026.