Affiliate Disclosure & Disclaimer
Last updated: October 8, 2026
Affiliate disclosure
Digital Cash Code earns a commission on qualifying purchases made through links on this site. That is how the site is funded.
Every button and link that leads to a seller is an affiliate link. We work with two affiliate networks:
- CJ Affiliate, with 8 brands: BLUETTI, Click & Grow, GroundLuxe, NordPass, NordVPN, Personalabs, Surfshark and Abracadabra NYC. Their buttons open the brand’s own shop.
- Digistore24, for the books, guides, plans and kits on our boards. Their buttons open the seller’s official order page on Digistore24 or on the seller’s own site.
If you click through and buy, the seller or the network pays us a percentage of the sale. You pay exactly the same price as you would without our link. We do not receive free products, sellers do not pay for placement, and no seller approves a page before it is published. Commission rates do not decide what a page says; every product page lists who should skip the product, and where a cheaper or smaller option is the better fit, the page says so.
Our pins on Pinterest open these pages, so the same terms apply to anything you buy after clicking one.
This disclosure is made in accordance with the United States Federal Trade Commission’s guidelines on endorsements and testimonials.
Our own courses
Some links go to courses we make ourselves, sold on Udemy and Gumroad. When you buy one of those, the money goes to us as the course’s author, not as a commission. Udemy and Gumroad take the payment and apply their own refund terms.
Prices
The home page and the brand pages quote no price, discount or saving: the brand’s own page, which every button there opens, has today’s price and stock. The book and kit pages do show a price, with the date we read it on the seller’s order page. Sellers change prices without notice, so the figure on the seller’s checkout is the one you pay. Discount codes we mention are the seller’s own published affiliate codes, and we say when one expires.
Health
Some products here are connected to health: home-medicine and herbal-remedy books, a medicinal seed kit, laboratory tests you order yourself, and bedding. Nothing on this site is medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and none of it replaces a conversation with a qualified clinician. A book about traditional remedies describes traditional uses; it is not proof that a remedy works or is safe for you. A laboratory result needs a clinician to interpret it. Grounded bedding is bedding; we make no claim about what it does to your body, and where a seller makes such a claim we mark it as theirs rather than repeat it as fact.
Safety
Battery power stations, solar panels and mains-connected accessories carry real risks if they are used wrongly. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and use a qualified electrician for anything that touches your home wiring. Runtime figures on this site are arithmetic — a battery’s stated capacity divided by an appliance’s typical draw — not measurements, and the real figures are lower.
Some guides here are plans you build yourself: a backup generator, a machine that collects water from the air, backyard projects. Building from plans carries real risk. Follow the building, electrical and water rules where you live, and check that water is safe before you drink it. Preparedness and home-security products must be used within the law where you live.
Accuracy
We check what we publish against the seller’s own site on the date each page carries, and we mark a seller’s claim as the seller’s. Ranges, stock, prices and terms change anyway. The seller’s own page is always the authority; please confirm the details there before you buy. If you spot an error, tell us and we will correct it.