Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated 27 July 2026. The short version: some links here earn us a commission. Here's the full version.
How this works
Jackpot Foundry is funded through affiliate partnerships with some of the operators it compares. When you click through to an operator's site from a link on this page and go on to register, that operator may pay us a fee. This is a standard arrangement across comparison and review sites in the gambling sector, and in the UK it's a practice the Advertising Standards Authority expects to be disclosed clearly — which is what this page is for.
What it costs you
Nothing. The commission comes from the operator's own marketing budget, not from your deposit or your play. You pay exactly the same as you would by going directly to the operator's site without a referral link.
Does it change what we say about an operator?
No. Every operator on this site is scored against the same eight criteria — UKGC licensing, game range, live casino, mobile app, game studios, welcome offer type, customer support and usability — regardless of whether we have a commercial relationship with them or how much that relationship pays. An operator that pays a higher commission doesn't get a better write-up because of it, and an operator with no affiliate deal in place at all would still be described accurately if it were listed.
How to tell which links are affiliate links
Every "Visit" button next to an operator card carries an affiliate tracking parameter in its URL and is marked with the note "Ad · 18+ · T&Cs apply". Editorial links, like the ones that point to our own scorecards or other pages on this site, carry no such marker.
Questions
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