Affiliate Disclosure — LandWatch.ie

The short version

Some outbound links on this site may be affiliate links or lead-generation links, meaning we may earn a small fee when you click through or complete a transaction with a partner. These relationships never influence our editorial content, rankings, or recommendations.

Where we may earn

Outbound links to listing platforms (e.g. Daft.ie, MyHome.ie, BidX1) — some of these may be affiliate-tracked; any earning is incidental and does not affect rankings
Lead-generation to estate agents / auctioneers — if a visitor asks to be connected with an agent, we may receive a referral fee from the agent on successful introduction. Nothing is added to the visitor's cost.
Professional service partnerships — e.g. solicitors, planning consultants, foresters. Any such partnerships will be clearly disclosed on the specific page.
Bank and financial service referrals — farm finance, land loans, insurance. Will be clearly labelled.

What we won't do

Sell rankings. No provider can pay to be ranked higher in any of our "Best For" pages.
Accept undisclosed paid content. If something is sponsored, it will say so clearly.
Sell or share your email address with any third party. Your alert signup is for our alerts only.
Recommend products or services we wouldn't use ourselves.

How this supports the site

Affiliate income covers the running cost of the site — hosting, alert delivery, domain, development time. It lets us keep everything free for readers. If you'd like to support the site, clicking an affiliate link to a service you were going to use anyway is genuinely helpful.

Standards we follow

We aim to follow the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission's guidance on disclosure in Ireland and the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland's code on affiliate marketing. Any sponsored or paid placement is labelled as such.

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