Last updated: October 2026
Web3 Infra Guide is free to read. This page explains how we may earn money and how we label it, so you can always tell editorial content from paid content.
Current Status
As of the date above, Web3 Infra Guide carries no sponsored articles, paid placements or affiliate links. If that changes, this page will be updated before any paid content is published, and the rules below will apply.
Sponsored Content
Any article paid for by a company will carry a clear “Sponsored” label at the top, name the sponsor and be kept out of our editorial rankings. Sponsors may suggest a topic, but they do not get to approve our editorial coverage of their products or of competitors.
Paid Placements and Advertising
Advertising and paid placements, such as a featured listing or a banner, will be labeled “Sponsored” or “Advertisement” where they appear. Paying for a placement never changes a ranking, a verdict or a review score.
Affiliate Links
If we use affiliate or referral links in the future, articles that contain them will say so near the top, and the links will be marked in the page code with rel=”sponsored”. Affiliate relationships do not influence which products we include or how we rank them, and we will cover products that pay us nothing.
How Links Are Marked
- Editorial links to vendor sites and sources use rel=”noopener nofollow”.
- Paid, sponsored or affiliate links use rel=”sponsored”.
- We do not sell links inside editorial content.
Tokens, Airdrops and Gifts
We do not accept tokens, airdrops, allocations, NFTs or other digital assets in exchange for coverage, and we do not hold positions in assets we write about in connection with that coverage.
Questions
If you are unsure whether something on the site is paid, ask us at editorial@web3infraguide.com. Companies interested in advertising or sponsorship can email partnerships@web3infraguide.com. Our editorial rules are in our Editorial Policy and How We Test pages.