How StorkScout makes money

When you click through to a store from StorkScout and buy something, we may earn a commission. It never costs you anything extra: the price is the same whether you arrive from here or type the store's address yourself.

What commissions can never buy

The Baby 100 chart ranks by one signal: new reviews per product this week. The formula is public on the methodology page and has no input for money. No seller can pay to chart higher, stay on the chart longer, or keep a competitor off. The same rule covers buying guides and search: rankings are never sold.

What sponsorship could look like

If we ever run paid placements, they will be clearly labeled as such, kept visually separate from rankings, and never mixed into the chart. A placement label means a seller paid for that spot; an unlabeled ranking means they couldn't have.

The FTC part

In plain terms, per the FTC's endorsement guides: StorkScout has a material connection to some of the stores we link to, because those links can pay us a commission. Outbound product links are marked with the sponsored link attribute so search engines see the same thing you're reading here.

Questions about any of this? Email hello@storkscout.com.