If you buy through our link, we get paid. You don't pay more.

The short version

Links on this site that take you to an offer are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, the seller pays Leadstrike Digital Marketing LTDA a commission. Your price does not change. The commission is paid out of the seller's revenue, not added to your total.

What happens when you click

• You take our quiz here, on this site, and the button at the end sends you to the official offer site — the seller's own checkout, not a copy of it.
• A tracking parameter travels with you so the seller knows the visit came from here. That's the mechanism that assigns the commission.
• Everything after that point — the price, the checkout, the delivery, the support — happens on the seller's side, under the seller's terms.

What the commission does not buy

It does not buy a recommendation. We don't rank offers by what pays best, and our review includes a section on what we would change about the product and a section on who should skip it. Both of those cost us money and both stay in.

It also doesn't buy silence about price. We publish the joining price and the monthly renewal price on the home page, before the click, even though a fair number of people read them and leave. We'd rather that than an angry buyer.

Who we're an affiliate for

The offer featured on this site is sold through Hotmart, a digital product marketplace that handles the checkout and payment processing on behalf of the product's creator. Our affiliate relationship is with that marketplace's affiliate program.

We are not employed by, owned by, or a partner of the product's creator. We are an outside marketer with a referral link.

About the testimonials on this site

The testimonials published on our home page were provided by the product's creator and are published by them. They are not customers of this site, and we have not independently verified them. We label them that way wherever they appear, and we link to the source.

Legal basis for this disclosure

This disclosure is published in line with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 CFR Part 255), and with comparable expectations in the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. The FTC's requirement is that a material connection between an endorser and a seller be disclosed clearly and conspicuously — which is why this notice appears near the top of every landing page on this site and not only here.

Questions

If anything about this arrangement is unclear, write to contato@leadstrike.com.br and we'll answer it directly. See also our Disclaimer and Privacy Policy.