Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: June 2026
Some pages on this site contain affiliate links. When you click these links and sign up, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This helps fund the site and allows us to continue providing data-driven comparisons.
Our editorial content is never influenced by affiliate partnerships. If a supplier performs poorly in the data, our verdict reflects that regardless of any commercial relationship.
Current Affiliate Relationships
We currently have an affiliate relationship with the following supplier:
- Octopus Energy — Certain links to Octopus Energy on this site are affiliate referral links. If you click one of these links and subsequently sign up with Octopus Energy, we may receive a referral commission.
We will update this list whenever a new affiliate relationship is established or an existing one ends.
How Affiliate Links Work
When you click an affiliate link on this site, you are directed to the supplier's website via a referral URL that identifies Energy Review as the source of the visit. This referral URL is how suppliers track whether a sign-up originated from our site.
Click-through events on affiliate links are tracked via Google Analytics 4 (GA4), but only if you have consented to analytics cookies. If you have not consented to analytics, clicks are not tracked by us beyond what is inherent in the affiliate referral URL itself. We do not use affiliate click data for profiling or advertising purposes.
Editorial Independence
Affiliate relationships have no influence on our editorial content, verdicts, or scoring. The existence of an affiliate arrangement does not cause us to recommend a supplier more favourably, suppress negative findings, or alter the balance of our reviews in any way. Our editorial process — including drafting, human review, and approval — is applied consistently regardless of commercial relationships. For full details of how reviews are produced, see our Editorial Policy.
How We Use Affiliate Revenue
Any commissions earned through affiliate relationships are used to fund the ongoing operation of Energy Review, including:
- Website hosting and infrastructure costs.
- Data collection — including access to third-party data sources used in our reviews.
- Development — building and maintaining the tools that power our review pipeline.
Affiliate revenue does not fund payments to editors or reviewers in exchange for favourable coverage.
