Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: July 5, 2026
FTC Disclosure
In accordance with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255), Murphy’s Law AI discloses that this site participates in affiliate marketing programs.
What This Means
Some links on this site are affiliate links. When you click an affiliate link and complete a purchase, Murphy’s Law AI may receive a commission from the seller — at no additional cost to you. The price you pay is the same whether you use our affiliate link or go directly to the seller’s website.
Current Affiliate Programs
We currently participate in affiliate programs for the following products and services:
- Grammarly — via Impact
- Canva — via Canva Affiliate Program
- ElevenLabs — via ElevenLabs Affiliate Program
- Notion
- Other AI tools — additional programs may be added over time
Not all products mentioned on this site are affiliate products. We write about tools regardless of whether we have an affiliate relationship with them.
How to Identify Affiliate Links
We do not use special markers or badges on individual affiliate links. Instead, we disclose at the top of each post that contains affiliate links: “This post contains affiliate links. Read more →” linking to this page.
Our Review Integrity Policy
Affiliate commissions do not influence our reviews, ratings, or recommendations. We review tools based on actual testing, published specifications, and user feedback. We will recommend a non-affiliated tool over an affiliated one if it is genuinely the better product for our readers.
If a tool’s quality declines after we publish a positive review, we update or revise the review to reflect that change.
No Sponsored Reviews
We do not accept payment to write positive reviews. If a company provides a free account or trial for review purposes, we disclose this in the relevant article.
Questions
If you have questions about our affiliate relationships or how we select products to review, contact us at murphyslawai.studio@gmail.com.