Affiliate Disclaimer — certification.support

Last updated: June 8, 2026

certification.support is a free resource that helps you navigate product certifications. To keep this site running and the content free for everyone, we use affiliate links in some of our articles.

What Are Affiliate Links?

Some of the links on certification.support — particularly in our “References” sections and recommended resource lists — are affiliate links. If you click an affiliate link and make a purchase (such as signing up for a certification consulting service, buying a standards document, or purchasing compliance software), we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.

When and Where We Use Affiliate Links

We use affiliate links only for products and services that we believe add genuine value to your certification journey. This includes:

Certification consulting platforms and compliance software
Standards document retailers (ISO, IEC, CEN)
Testing laboratory directories and booking platforms
Notified Body search and comparison tools
Certification training and exam preparation resources

We do not use affiliate links for products or services we wouldn’t recommend to our own team. We clearly mark affiliate resources in our content and distinguish them from free, official resources (regulatory bodies, government websites).

Our Commitment to You

We prioritize your certification success over affiliate revenue. Our content is not influenced by affiliate relationships. We regularly update our guides to reflect current best practices, regardless of whether the recommended resources include affiliate links. If a free official resource is better than a paid alternative, we tell you. That’s the “support” in certification.support — honest guidance first.

No Impact on Certification Outcomes

Using affiliate links does not affect the outcome of your certification process. Regulatory bodies, Notified Bodies, and testing laboratories do not pay us for referrals. Our recommendations are based on quality, reliability, and value — not commission rates.

Questions?

If you have any questions about our affiliate relationships, please contact us. Transparency matters — we’re happy to disclose which resources are affiliate-linked and why we recommended them.

References

FTC: Endorsements and Testimonials Guide — US Federal Trade Commission guidance on affiliate disclosure requirements.
EASA Guidelines — European Advertising Standards Alliance best practices for affiliate marketing disclosure.