Let’s address this upfront.
Crypto Bonus Master earns money through affiliate links. When you sign up for an exchange through one of our links, we may receive a commission.
That’s not hidden. It’s not a secret. And it’s not something we want to dance around.
What matters is how that affects what you see on this site — and just as importantly, how it doesn’t.
What affiliate links actually mean
Affiliate links are a common way to monetize comparison and review platforms.
In simple terms, it works like this:
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We review crypto bonuses and exchanges
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We link to platforms we’ve reviewed
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If you sign up through one of those links, the platform may pay us a commission
You don’t pay more because of this. The cost comes out of the platform’s marketing budget, not your pocket.
The obvious concern, and a fair one
The obvious question is:
doesn’t this create a conflict of interest?
It can — on sites that hide how they operate or rank offers based purely on payouts.
That’s exactly what we don’t do.
What we don’t do
Let’s be clear about the lines we don’t cross.
We do not:
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Sell ranking positions
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Accept payment to hide negative conditions
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Promote bonuses we wouldn’t personally consider using
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Adjust reviews based on commission size
If a bonus has unrealistic requirements, hidden restrictions, or pushes users into unnecessary risk, it will rank lower or not at all — even if it pays well.
How rankings are actually determined
Our rankings are based on user impact, not payout size.
When we review bonuses, we look at:
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How realistic the conditions are
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The total cost after fees
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Whether the bonus fits normal user behavior
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The level of risk introduced
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Clarity and transparency of the terms
Affiliate relationships are considered after this evaluation, not before.
If an offer doesn’t meet our criteria, it doesn’t rank highly — regardless of commission.
Why affiliate revenue still matters
Running and maintaining this platform takes time and effort. Bonuses change frequently. Terms update. Offers disappear or get worse.
Affiliate revenue allows us to:
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Continuously review and update bonuses
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Remove outdated or misleading offers
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Keep the platform free to use
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Avoid paywalls or “premium rankings”
In other words, it keeps the incentives aligned toward usefulness, not hype.
Why transparency is non-negotiable for us
Crypto users are rightly skeptical. Many have been burned by hidden incentives, unclear promotions, and misleading claims.
We believe transparency is the only sustainable approach.
That’s why:
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Affiliate relationships are disclosed
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Review criteria are explained
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Bonus conditions are spelled out, not buried
If you understand how we operate, you can judge our content on its merits instead of guessing at motives.
What this means for you as a user
It means you should never assume a bonus is good just because it ranks highly.
You should read the terms, understand the conditions, and decide whether it fits your situation.
Our goal is not to tell you what to choose. It’s to give you the information needed to choose deliberately.
The bottom line
Yes, we earn money through affiliate links.
No, that does not determine our rankings.
Our long-term credibility depends on being useful, not on maximizing short-term commissions. If we lose your trust, the model stops working.
That’s why we’d rather rank fewer bonuses honestly than more bonuses aggressively.