Affiliate disclosure
Operational affiliate-disclosure draft for Live TV Streaming Service.
Operational draft — not legal advice. No monetized link is active in the launch scaffold. This disclosure remains noindex until actual programs, required network language, operator identity, and placement rules are approved.
How the business may earn money
Live TV Streaming Service may earn a commission when a visitor follows a clearly labeled link and later purchases from a participating provider. Whether that affects the visitor's price must be verified for each program; the site will not make a blanket price claim without evidence.
What commissions do not buy
A commercial relationship does not purchase a factual ranking, hide a missing channel, erase a required add-on, suppress fees, or change the published comparison method. Coverage and material tradeoffs remain visible.
Labels and placement
- Use a nearby “Paid link” label on every monetized outbound control.
- Place a plain-language disclosure before the first monetized result.
- Label sponsored placement separately from editorial comparison results.
- Preserve each program's approved destination, trademark, and disclosure rules.
Measurement boundary
A click may use a minimized first-party interaction identifier for attribution when the redirect service is approved. Advertising or analytics consent is not inferred from clicking an affiliate link, and destination URLs must come from an allowlisted offer registry rather than visitor input.