Affiliate disclosure
Affiliate Disclosure
CookScale currently contains no affiliate links and earns no commission from anything on the site. If that changes, this page will change first.
Our position today
As of the date above, there are no affiliate links anywhere on CookScale — not in the tools, not in the guides, and not in the essential pages. When we recommend a product, such as a kitchen scale, we recommend it because it is the right tool for the job, not because we are paid to mention it. Nothing on this site is a paid placement.
If affiliate links are added in future
CookScale may in future join affiliate programmes — for example, linking to kitchen scales or baking tools on a retailer such as Amazon. If that happens, the following rules will apply, and this page will be updated before the first affiliate link goes live:
- Every page containing affiliate links will carry a clear disclosure at the top of the page, and each affiliate link will be labelled.
- Affiliate relationships will never affect our numbers. Density figures, conversion ratios and substitution advice come from published King Arthur Baking and USDA data and from tested cooking practice — not from any retailer.
- We will only link to products we would recommend anyway, and we will never recommend a product we have not checked is fit for the purpose described.
- Clicking an affiliate link costs you nothing extra. The retailer pays us a small commission if you buy, at no additional cost to you.
Advertising
CookScale does not currently display third-party advertising. If display advertising is added in future, it will be clearly separated from our content, and this page will be updated to say so.
Questions? See the Contact page, or read our Editorial Policy for how we decide what to recommend.