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AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE

How Freespinix makes money

Plain English about the commercial side of this site, the relationship with operators, and the firewall between commission and editorial.

The basics

Freespinix is a free-to-use comparison site for UK free spins offers. We do not charge users, we do not run subscriptions, and we do not show on-site advertising. The site is funded entirely by affiliate commissions: when a user clicks an outbound link to a casino and goes on to register or deposit, the casino’s affiliate programme pays Freespinix a one-time commission or a share of revenue.

This is the same commercial model used by most casino comparison sites and most price-comparison sites of any kind. What separates sites in this market is whether the commission affects what gets recommended. On Freespinix it does not, and the rest of this page explains how.

Every affiliate link on Freespinix is the “CLAIM OFFER” button on each casino card. They’re visually identical across the site, marked the same way regardless of operator, and they’re the only way an outbound click registers as coming from Freespinix. Any other link on the site — to internal pages, regulatory bodies, or support organisations — earns nothing.

Freespinix only lists UKGC-licensed casinos. An operator that doesn’t hold a current UK Gambling Commission licence will not appear on this site regardless of what affiliate commission they offer.

How affiliate commissions work, in three steps

01

You click

You click a CLAIM OFFER button on a Freespinix offer card. Your click is tagged with our affiliate identifier.

02

You sign up

You arrive on the casino’s site and register an account. The casino’s affiliate system records that you came from Freespinix.

03

Freespinix is paid

If you deposit (or, for some programmes, just register and verify), the casino pays Freespinix a commission. Your offer terms are completely unaffected — the casino covers our commission out of its marketing budget.

What this changes for you (and what it doesn’t)

Doesn’t change
  • The offer terms you receive
  • The wagering, max win, or any other condition
  • The casino’s withdrawal speed or support quality
  • Your verification or eligibility status
  • Anything visible to you, at any point in the journey
Does change
  • The casino knows the signup came from Freespinix
  • Freespinix is paid a commission if you go on to deposit
  • That commission funds the editorial work that goes into this site

The editorial firewall

Affiliate commissions are negotiated separately by the commercial side and never shared with the editorial team during the verification or scoring of an offer. Editorial does not know what a given operator pays, and that information is not factored into ratings, ranks, or featured placements.

Our rating methodology is published in full on How We Rate. Every operator is scored against the same six criteria, weighted equally, with documented scoring bands. An operator’s affiliate commission rate is not one of those criteria.

When a casino with a higher commission rate scores lower than a casino with a lower (or no) commission rate, the lower-commission casino ranks above it. We have made this trade-off deliberately and we monitor it across every re-rating cycle to make sure it holds.

What you can verify yourself

You don’t have to take this on trust. You can verify the claims on this page directly:

  • The 6 scoring criteria are published in full at How We Rate, including the band-by-band detail.
  • The 10 offers we currently list at the top of the homepage include both higher-rating and lower-rating operators side by side, ordered by rating not commission.
  • If you find an inaccuracy in any listing or a discrepancy between Freespinix and an operator’s terms, contact us and we will correct or remove the listing within 24 hours.

UK regulatory context

UK affiliate marketing in the gambling sector is governed by the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) code, and — for activity that crosses into the operator’s own remit — the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP).

Freespinix follows ASA and CAP guidelines on transparency, audience targeting, and responsible marketing. The 18+ disclosures across the site, the responsible gambling references, the verified offer dating, and this affiliate disclosure page itself are all part of that compliance posture. If you believe any content on Freespinix breaches ASA or CAP guidance, contact us — and you can also report directly to the ASA at asa.org.uk. The disclosure principles on this page also align with international affiliate-marketing standards including US FTC guidance for any non-UK readers.

Questions?

If anything about how Freespinix makes money is unclear or you want to raise a specific concern about the commercial side of a listing, send us a message and we will respond within 2 working days.