Affiliate disclosure

Plain and up front: Candy Shorts Uncensored is funded by affiliate commissions. This page explains exactly what that means, in line with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s guidance on disclosing material connections.

The short version

When you click a link from this site to Candy AI and then sign up or make a purchase, we may earn a commission. It costs you nothing extra. That commission is how we pay for the site.

How to spot our affiliate links

• Outbound links to Candy AI carry a tracking tag and open in a new tab.
• They’re marked up as sponsored links, the standard way of telling search engines a link is commercial.
• We repeat a short disclosure near the top of pages that carry these links, so you’re never more than a scroll from this notice.

What the commission does and doesn’t do

It does keep the site running. It does not buy a better review, a higher “best series” ranking, or placement on this site. No series or creator pays to appear here. Our editorial opinions are our own, and we’d rather lose a click than mislead you into a purchase you’ll regret.

Our relationship with Candy AI

We participate in Candy AI’s public affiliate programme. Beyond that, we are independent: not owned by, operated by, or officially endorsed by Candy AI. All product names, logos and creator likenesses shown on this site belong to their respective owners and are used to describe the product we’re writing about.

Honesty commitments

• We describe the free and paid tiers accurately, including that most of the platform is paid.
• We don’t promote piracy, “leaks,” or “free full episode” schemes.
• We don’t invent user reviews, ratings or testimonials.
• We label editorial opinions as opinions.

Questions about any of this? The contact page is the place.