1 · Evidence
The recommendation must stand on its own.
Fit, trade-offs, limitations and credible alternatives must be documented independently of the commercial relationship.
Commercial disclosure
Commercial relationships are visible. Judgement stays separate.
SignalBridge may earn compensation from some outbound links. That status is shown where it matters and never determines a provider's score, inclusion or recommendation.
Fit comes before commission.
A provider may be recommended without a commercial relationship. A commercial partner may be judged a poor fit. Approval, commission size and tracking availability are not editorial scoring inputs.
Before a commercial link can go live
2 · Destination
The exact outbound destination is verified.
No application URL, placeholder or unapproved tracking link is treated as a commercial route.
3 · Disclosure
Commercial status is visible near the decision.
The reader should not need to hunt through legal archaeology to understand when SignalBridge may benefit.
4 · Activation
A human approves the final route.
Commercial activation is deliberately separate from publishing and editorial scoring. It is never switched on merely because a provider approves an application.
Pages may link neutrally to a provider's official website, but the route remains non-commercial. Approval alone does not activate tracking.
What does not change
- Alternatives remain visible.
- Known limitations remain published.
- Negative evidence can change a recommendation.
- Commercial status never improves an evidence score.
- A declined application does not make a provider disappear.
Last reviewed 19 July 2026.