We believe in full transparency. Here's exactly how DealsLegit works and how we make money.
In compliance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 16 CFR Part 255 guidelines, please be aware that DealsLegit earns affiliate commissions when you click our links and make a purchase. This costs you nothing extra — the price is identical whether or not you use our links.
When you click a "Get Deal" or "View Deal on Amazon" (or any other retailer) button on our site, you are clicking an affiliate link. This link contains a tracking code that tells the retailer you came from DealsLegit. If you complete a purchase within a specific window (usually 24 hours for Amazon), we receive a small percentage of the sale as a commission.
The tracking is completely transparent. You can see our affiliate tag in the URL — for Amazon links it appears as ?tag=dealslegit-20 at the end of the URL.
| Program | Stores Covered | Typical Commission |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Associates | Amazon.com | 1% – 10% depending on category |
| Walmart Affiliate Program | Walmart.com | 1% – 4% |
| CJ Affiliate | Best Buy, Target, Nike, Nordstrom, Walgreens, Lowe's, and hundreds more | 1% – 8% |
| Impact | Adidas, Under Armour, Puma, Macy's, Wayfair, and more | 2% – 10% |
| ShareASale | Home Depot, Kohl's, and others | 2% – 6% |
| Google AdSense | N/A (display ads) | Per impression/click |
Our commission is paid by the retailer, not added to your purchase price. You pay exactly what you'd pay going directly to the store.
Retailers do NOT pay us to feature specific products. We independently find and post deals based on how good they genuinely are.
We verify price history before posting. We don't post inflated "deals" just to earn commission on a product at its normal price.
Commissions fund our operations and keep the site free. Without them, we couldn't offer this service at no charge to users.
DealsLegit is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
As required by Amazon's Operating Agreement, please note:
The FTC requires that material connections between a website and advertiser be disclosed "clearly and conspicuously." DealsLegit complies with this requirement by:
If you have any questions about how our affiliate relationships work, please contact us. We're happy to explain anything in more detail.