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Affiliate disclosure

StealCourse may earn a commission when you make a qualifying purchase through a link clearly marked as an affiliate link.

Last updated 10 September 2026

How affiliate links work

A marked link may send you directly to a provider or through an affiliate network such as PartnerStack. The network can attribute a qualifying purchase to StealCourse. The provider determines the price and terms shown to you, including whether any promotion applies.

You can use StealCourse without following an affiliate link. Course source links remain separate where they are provided for checking facts.

How we protect the editorial decision

Commission does not create a course score, erase a limitation or decide whether a course appears first. Best-course guidance is organised around learner goals, prerequisites, curriculum, practice and access. We retain useful non-affiliate choices when they improve the decision.

Source-based course overviews do not become hands-on reviews because an affiliate relationship exists. Every page should describe the evidence it actually has.

When a commercial link is published

A partner relationship or a coupon code in a private record is not enough to publish a claim. Before a commercial action is shown, its destination and publishing permission must be approved, and any stated eligibility, region, benefit, verification date and expiry rule must be supported.

Unverified coupon codes and destinations remain private. If a link becomes stale or loses approval, it should be removed from public actions until it is checked again.

How links are labelled

Commercial actions include a nearby disclosure and use link attributes that identify the sponsored relationship to search engines. The current deals and buying advice page also explains whether a verified public coupon is available.

Questions or corrections

If a commercial link is unclear, broken or appears beside an unsupported claim, email support@stealcourse.com with the page address. You can also read how affiliate information is separated from editorial guidance.