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Affiliate Disclosure

WomensHealthPrices.ca is supported in part by affiliate and referral partnerships. This page explains, plainly, how those links work and how we keep them from affecting what you see.

What an affiliate link is

Some outbound links on this site — for example, a “Visit provider” button on a telehealth profile — are affiliate links. If you click one and go on to sign up with that provider, we may earn a commission. This never changes the price you pay or the terms you are offered.

Current status: mostly placeholders, not yet live

As of the date at the bottom of this page, every affiliate slot on WomensHealthPrices.ca is a placeholder. Our systems only ever turn a slot into a tracked, commission-earning link once a real signed partnership and a confirmed tracking URL are in place. Until then, the button in that spot links straight to the provider’s own website, with no tracking parameters and no commission to us.

We are in discussions with the following affiliate networks on behalf of specific providers — listed here as prospective partnerships, not confirmed, active ones:

  • PartnerCentric — for Felix Health
  • Katalys — for Jill Health
  • Impact — for at-home fertility testing products (e.g. LetsGetChecked)

We will update this page — and add an inline note directly beside the link itself — the moment any of these (or a future) partnership actually goes live.

Commissions never influence rankings

No provider pays to be listed, ranked higher, or shown more prominently. Every price we publish is ranked purely by verified price — lowest first — regardless of whether an affiliate relationship exists with that provider. Whether a provider currently has a live affiliate link has no bearing on whether it appears on this site, how it is described, or where it appears in a price table. See our methodology for how prices are collected and verified.

Where and how we disclose affiliate links

Our policy is to disclose an affiliate relationship at the point of the link itself, not only in a footer or a single site-wide page:

  • Any individual link that is currently tracked carries a short “Affiliate link” note immediately next to it, with a link back to this page.
  • Any page that features a tracked affiliate call-to-action carries a page-level disclosure block, visible without scrolling.
  • The site footer carries the same disclosure on every page, with a link here.
  • A plain, untracked link to a provider’s own website — the default state for every slot today — carries no affiliate disclosure, because it is not an affiliate link.

Questions

If you have a question about a specific link, or believe an affiliate relationship should have been disclosed and was not, contact us.

Last updated: July 24, 2026