Disclosure
Affiliate Disclosure
Last Updated: January 15, 2026
Welcome to Bonus Scatter (bonusscatter.com). Transparency is a core value of our editorial team. This page explains our affiliate relationships, how we monetize our content, and—most importantly—how we maintain our independence in a competitive industry.
Please note: This document is provided as a template for informational purposes and is not legal advice. You should review it with a qualified legal professional to ensure full compliance with applicable regulations, including but not limited to FTC guidelines and state-specific advertising laws.
1. Affiliate Partnerships & Compensation
Bonus Scatter participates in affiliate marketing programs. This means that when you click on a link to a casino, sportsbook, or gaming operator featured on our site, and you subsequently register or make a deposit, we may earn a commission from that operator.
- No Additional Cost: You will never pay more for using our links. The commission is paid directly to us by the operator from their marketing budget. There is no markup on any offers, bonuses, or products you access through our site.
- Types of Compensation: We may earn revenue through pay-per-click (PPC), cost-per-acquisition (CPA), or revenue-share models, depending on the specific agreement with the operator.
2. Editorial Independence & Objectivity
Our primary mission is to provide accurate, in-depth reviews of online slots and casinos. Affiliate relationships do not influence our rankings, ratings, or written opinions.
- Unbiased Reviews: We utilize a strict scoring algorithm based on independent criteria, including game RTP, software fairness, payout speed, and customer support responsiveness.
- No Paid Placement: Operators cannot pay for a positive review, a top ranking, or a specific position on a "Best Of" list. Our editorial team operates autonomously from any commercial interests.
- Negative Reviews: If an operator fails to meet our standards, we will publish a negative review. We will always inform you when we believe a brand is subpar or when terms and conditions are unfavorable to players.
- Potential Conflicts: While we strive for objectivity, you should be aware that we do receive compensation if you use our links. This compensation may influence which operators we choose to feature on our homepage or in comparison tables (as we naturally feature brands we have agreements with more prominently). However, it never dictates the substance of our analysis.
3. How We Compare & Rank
To provide you with the best options, we manually test games and review terms. We prioritize:
- Player experience and usability.
- Fairness of wagering requirements.
- Security and licensing (e.g., UKGC, MGA, Curacao eGaming).
- Bonus value relative to industry standards.
4. Sponsored Content vs. Editorial
We clearly distinguish between our independent editorial content and any sponsored materials. If a review, article, or guide is paid for by a sponsor, it will be explicitly marked as "Sponsored," "Advertisement," or "Partner Post" at the top of the page. Content that does not carry this label is written and approved solely by our in-house editorial staff.
5. Responsibility & Regulatory Compliance
Bonus Scatter is a responsible gaming advocate. We remind all readers that gambling involves risk. You should never wager more than you can afford to lose. 18+ only (or the legal age in your jurisdiction).
- Advertiser Disclaimer: While we use our discretion to link only to reputable operators, we do not control the content or practices of external sites. Always read the specific terms and conditions of the operator before claiming a bonus.
Contact
If you have any questions regarding this disclosure or our partnerships, please contact us at: legal@bonusscatter.com (Replace with your current contact email).
A Note on Structure
This document is a standard template designed to meet basic compliance needs. For full protection, we strongly advise having a legal professional review this text to tailor it specifically to your business model (e.g., if you operate in the EU, you may need specific GDPR/influence clauses).
