Affiliate disclosure

How UnifiedAid makes money from partner links

UnifiedAid is free to use. To keep it free we earn a commission when you use some of the partner links on the site. Those commissions never influence your eligibility results, program rankings or what our guides say.

We earn commissions from partner links

Some pages show "Tools that stretch your benefits" or "Helpful next steps" blocks linking to partners such as tax-filing, banking, grocery-rewards and prescription-savings services. If you click one and sign up or buy something, the partner may pay us a commission. It never costs you extra.

It never affects your eligibility results

Your eligibility matches, program rankings and guide content come from program rules and official agency data that have no connection to partner payments. No partner can buy a better match score or a higher place in your results.

Every partner link is labelled

Offer blocks carry a one-line advertising notice, each card is marked "Sponsored", links use rel="sponsored" and open in a new tab. Offers with missing or unapproved tracking links are hidden automatically.

We only list tools useful on a tight budget

Partners must offer a free tier or a core service that genuinely helps people who rely on benefits. We never pass your account data to partners — tracking starts only after you click.

Questions about a partner or want to report a misleading offer? Contact us. See also our Privacy policy and Terms.
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