Affiliate Disclosure

vJoy itself is free software, and vjoy.pro is an independent resource site — we are not the developers of vJoy and we do not sell it. This page explains, plainly, how this site makes money and how we keep that separate from what we recommend.

Affiliate links

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Verdicts stay editorial

Our comparison verdicts are written before the affiliate status of any product in them is checked. That rule is deliberate: it means a product with no affiliate programme at all can — and regularly does — win a comparison on this site, and products we earn nothing from are recommended in plain links to their official stores. If a recommendation ever changes, it changes because the product or the evidence changed, not because a programme opened or closed.

Placeholder links

Where we are waiting for approval from an affiliate programme, we link to the brand’s official storefront and mark the link as sponsored. If the programme is approved, the destination of the link may be updated to a tracked one; the words around it — the recommendation itself — do not change.

Corrections

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