MyDay Start

Affiliate Disclosure

Affiliate and Commercial Disclosure — MyDay Start

MyDay Start may be supported partly through collaborative, commercial or affiliate arrangements. This page explains what that means, in plain terms.

Last updated 2026-09-09.

The disclosure

MyDay Start may have commercial or affiliate relationships with companies whose products or services it recommends. Where such a relationship exists, MyDay may receive compensation when you choose one of those recommendations — usually a commission paid by the company, at no additional cost to you.

Not every recommendation is commercial. Many are not, and nothing about the way MyDay works requires one to be.

What that does not change

This is the part worth being specific about, because “we may earn a commission” is usually where disclosures stop.

How you can tell

Anything shown because of a commercial arrangement is labelled where it appears. You should never have to guess whether what you are looking at carries a commercial relationship. If you cannot tell, that is a defect, and we would like to hear about it.

Where we do not do this at all

MyDay Start does not run commercial recommendations in categories touching acute financial hardship, insurance, medical treatment or products, personal crisis, or inferred health status. These categories carry a duty of care that a commercial recommendation cannot meet, and the restriction is not relaxed to increase revenue.

Current status

MyDay Start has no active affiliate or commercial partner relationships at this time. We are not naming companies as partners until they actually are. When that changes, this page changes with it.

The principle

User utility and trust take precedence over monetization. A recommendation you did not need is worth less than the trust it costs.

Questions

See the contact page, or read how this interacts with your data in our privacy policy.