Affiliate Disclosure
Single Bikers may use compensated affiliate links when an outbound handoff is enabled. If you intentionally follow a qualifying link to a third-party dating service and later complete an eligible action, Single Bikers may receive a commission under its affiliate agreement.
This commercial relationship should be considered when deciding how much weight to give content connected with that link.
Current relationship
The currently designated dating product is BikerKiss. Product evidence is incomplete, so Single Bikers does not claim unverified member numbers, local availability, identity, features, prices, results or conversion performance.
Single Bikers is not owned by, operated by or the official customer-support service of BikerKiss. The third-party provider controls its website, accounts, eligibility rules, features, payments, privacy practices, moderation and support.
How links are disclosed
When editorial content includes a commercial link, a plain-language disclosure should appear close enough to be seen before or with the link. A footer policy alone is not a substitute for that page-level notice.
The standard short disclosure is:
Advertising disclosure: If you follow this link and complete an eligible action, Single Bikers may receive a commission.
Commercial links must require an intentional click. They must not use an automatic cross-domain redirect, imitate a local login or registration form, or conceal the third-party destination. In generated HTML, qualifying links must use the sponsored-link relationship attribute.
What compensation does not mean
Compensation does not establish that:
- a person or profile is genuine;
- compatible members are available in a particular location;
- a service will produce a match, meeting or relationship;
- a feature, price or policy remains unchanged;
- an editorial statement should be accepted without evidence.
Single Bikers does not publish product rankings or user reviews that are fabricated or determined by commission value.
Measurement limits
The available affiliate reporting is aggregated at the domain level and may include clicks, profile events and initial paid-member events. It does not provide reliable country-level or page-level sales attribution. Single Bikers therefore does not claim that an individual article, country page or visitor generated a particular payment.
Before using a third-party service
Review the destination's current terms, privacy information, pricing and cancellation process before registering or paying. Direct account, billing, moderation and cancellation questions to the provider through its official support channel.
Disclosure standard
This policy follows the practical principle that a material commercial connection should be easy to notice and understand. The US Federal Trade Commission's affiliate guidance says the relationship should be disclosed clearly and conspicuously, close to the recommendation. The UK's ASA/CAP affiliate marketing guidance likewise explains that affiliate advertising should be obviously identifiable and that a bottom-of-page disclaimer may be insufficient.
These sources are general guidance, not legal advice for a particular page or visitor.
Contact
Questions about a disclosure or an incorrectly labelled link can be submitted through the verified route on the Contact page.
Last reviewed: August 23, 2026. Review at least annually and whenever the affiliate relationship or link behaviour changes.