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When you click a product link on klonimy, we may send you to a seller or creator page through a tracking link. If you complete a purchase there, the seller may pay us a small commission from their own margin. That commission never comes out of your payment, and it never changes the price you are shown.
A click on its own does not mean a purchase, a commission, or an endorsement. A commission is only paid when a purchase actually completes, and we never ask a seller to pay for a listing or for a mention.
Affiliate revenue is what keeps klonimy running. Discovery and research are free for you, and this is how the site pays for itself. We would rather be transparent about that than pretend the service runs on nothing.
It also means a real incentive to keep pointing you at products that hold up. If the links stop being useful, the model stops working — so our interest and yours are aligned on the same thing.
The commission rate plays no part in what we recommend or where a product sits in our collection. We choose based on what we can actually verify:
If a product earns a high commission and we are not confident in it, we leave it out. A smaller payout on something that genuinely fits beats a larger one on something that does not.
Links that may earn us a commission are marked on the product page. They open in a new tab, and they take you to a third-party site we do not control. Before you buy, review the seller's own pricing, terms, privacy practices, and refund policy on their page.
Prices are entered by hand. We open the seller’s own page, read the price they charge, and record it — we do not scrape it, and we cannot watch it change. That means the price on klonimy is a snapshot taken when we last checked, and sellers do change prices, run promotions, and vary them by country.
When we show a price in your own currency, it is converted at a daily reference rate so you can judge whether something fits your range without doing the arithmetic. It is not a quote, and we do not pretend it is.
If you notice a price that has moved, please tell us. Correcting it is one of the most useful things a reader can do.
Free human research requests are free whether or not you ever click anything. A commission can never influence which products we look into for you, and a request is never turned into a paid placement.
If anything here is unclear, or you want to know whether a specific link is an affiliate link, get in touch and we will tell you plainly. Our broader terms are on the terms of use page, and how we handle data is covered in the privacy policy.
Last updated: 1 October 2026