Affiliate Disclosure

The Short Version

How Affiliate Links Work

Some links on this site are affiliate links. Clicking one and completing a purchase sends a small referral fee to this site from the retailer. You pay the same price you would by going directly to the retailer yourself.

These commissions are modest and vary by product category. They cover hosting, research, and the time that goes into testing and writing about solar generator equipment so the site stays free to read.

What Commissions Do Not Influence

A solar generator is recommended here because the watt-hour math supports it for the specific scenario being described, not because it earns a higher commission rate. Every recommendation on this site starts from the load calculation, not from the product list.

If a unit has a real limitation, that limitation is written out plainly. If a smaller or lower-priced model covers a particular use case just as well as a premium one, that is stated. The goal is a purchase you will not regret after the first power outage, not a sale.

How to Spot an Affiliate Link

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FTC Compliance

This disclosure is published in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s guidelines on endorsements and advertising disclosures as set out in 16 CFR Part 255. Pick My Solar Generator meets all applicable FTC requirements for affiliate marketing transparency.