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Affiliate Disclosure

An honest explanation of how TeamsFlow is funded and how that shapes what we publish.

Last updated: October 2026

How This Site Is Funded

TeamsFlow is a free resource dedicated to helping readers get more out of virtual meetings, team collaboration, and everyday productivity tools. Producing in-depth guides like Improving Team Communication and Virtual Meeting Etiquette takes real time and research. To help cover the cost of running this Site, we participate in affiliate and referral programs. This means that some of the links on our pages, particularly those pointing to collaboration and productivity software, are affiliate links. We want you to understand exactly how this works, so this page explains it plainly.

What an Affiliate Link Is

An affiliate link is a special tracked link that lets a company know a visitor came from TeamsFlow. If you click such a link and then sign up for a service, start a trial, or complete some other qualifying action, we may receive a commission from that company. This is a common and widely used model across independent publishers, review sites, and technology blogs, and it allows us to keep our content freely accessible without charging readers directly.

What It Costs You

Using an affiliate link never costs you anything extra. The price you pay for any product or service is exactly the same whether you use our link or go to the provider directly. The commission, when one is earned, is paid by the company out of its own marketing budget, not added on to your bill. There is no hidden markup and no additional fee passed on to you as a reader.

How This Affects What We Publish

Editorial independence matters to us. Our recommendations in articles such as Choosing Teams Add-Ons and Integrations and Workflow Automation Essentials are based on our own research, testing, and genuine assessment of what helps teams work better together. A company cannot pay us to feature it more favorably, and the presence of an affiliate relationship never determines whether, or how, a tool is discussed. If something is not useful, we say so, commission or not.

How to Identify Affiliate Links

Where practical, we aim to make affiliate links identifiable through context, nearby disclosure text, or this dedicated page, which is linked from our footer so it is accessible from anywhere on the Site. If you are ever unsure whether a particular link is an affiliate link, you are welcome to contact us using the details below and we will clarify.

Advertising and Sponsored Content

In addition to affiliate links, the Site may at times display advertising or sponsored content. Where content is sponsored, it will be clearly labeled as such. Advertising placements are kept visually distinct from our editorial guides, including resources like Teams 365 Setup Guide and O365 Productivity Tools Explained, so that readers can always tell the difference between independent editorial content and paid placement.

Third-Party Sites

Affiliate links take you to websites operated by third parties, not by TeamsFlow. We do not control, and are not responsible for, the content, privacy practices, pricing, or terms of service of any third-party site you visit after clicking a link from our Site. We encourage you to review the policies of any third-party site before providing personal information or taking any action there.

Questions

If you have questions about our affiliate relationships, how a particular recommendation was made, or anything else about how TeamsFlow operates, please reach out to us at [email protected] or call +1 (512) 555-0179. You can also find us at 2 Market Street, Suite 6, Austin, TX 78332, United States, or learn more about our mission on the About Us page.