Affiliate disclosure
Nobody pays us anything
Most sites that write about betting markets are funded by the sportsbooks their readers sign up to. That arrangement shapes what gets recommended, and it is usually disclosed in a sentence nobody reads. VigPulse has no such arrangement, earns nothing, and this page exists so you can verify that rather than take it on faith.
Current position
No money flows into this project
- Commission earned
- $0
- Sponsored placements
- 0
- Ad units
- 0
- Paid tiers
- 0
No agreements exist
Nothing paid for
No ad network
Nothing is for sale
Who pays for this, then
The operator does, out of pocket. A domain and static hosting for a site this size cost very little, which is the only reason a project with no revenue can publish at all. There is no investor, no sponsor, and no commercial pressure behind any editorial decision here.
Itemised
Every way a site like this normally earns
| Channel | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Sportsbook affiliate deals | None | No revenue-share, no cost-per-acquisition, no referral bonus, and no signed agreement with any operator. |
| Affiliate or tracking links | None | There is not a single outbound sportsbook link on this website, tracked or otherwise. There is nothing to click through. |
| Promo codes and bonus offers | None | No codes are published anywhere. The promo optimizer preview describes a concept using invented sample offers. |
| Sponsored content or paid placement | None | No article, comparison, or ranking on this site has been paid for, gifted, or influenced by an operator. |
| Advertising | None | No ad network, no display units, no newsletter sponsorship, no ad tech of any kind. |
| Paid subscriptions or picks | None | Nothing on this site is for sale. There is no checkout, no paid tier, and no locked content. |
| Data licensing | None | The data API is a documentation preview only. No keys are issued and no contract exists. |
Verification
How to check this claim yourself
Look for outbound links
There are noneNo page on this site links to a sportsbook. The only external links are the gambling-harm helplines on the responsible gambling page, and those organisations pay nothing and receive nothing.
Look for named books
There are noneEvery book on every demo surface is a letter — Book A, Book B — because naming real operators would imply integrations and availability that do not exist. No logos appear anywhere on this site.
Look for tracking
There is noneAffiliate revenue requires attribution, and attribution requires tracking. This site sets no cookies and runs no analytics, as documented in privacy. There is no mechanism by which a payout could be attributed.
Future
What happens if this ever changes
Disclosure at the point of the link
A compensated link would be labelled where it appears, in visible text, not only in a policy page you would have to go looking for.
Analysis stays separate from revenue
No ranking, score, consensus calculation, or opportunity state would ever be weighted by who pays. If that separation could not be guaranteed, the deal would not be taken.
The ledger stays untouched
Published results would not be filtered, reordered, or re-scoped to make a commercial partner look better. The record is the one thing on this site that cannot be for sale.
This page changes first
Any commercial relationship would appear here with its effective date before it appeared anywhere else on the site, and the table above would stop saying None.
The lines that would not be crossed
Some arrangements are common in this industry and would still be declined: paid inclusion in a comparison, payment to move a book up a list, payment to omit a criticism, and any deal whose terms prevent disclosing that the deal exists.
A paid tier is a different question from an affiliate deal, and it is treated separately on pricing. Selling a subscription to readers is at least an honest exchange in which the reader knows what they are paying for. Being paid by an operator to send those same readers to it is the arrangement this page rules out.
Regulatory context
Advertising standards in most markets require paid endorsements and affiliate relationships to be disclosed clearly and close to the content they affect. This page is not a legal analysis of those rules and is not legal advice. It is a statement of fact about the current position, which is that there is nothing to disclose.