Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: October 24, 2026

How MyHomeLobby earns money

MyHomeLobby earns commissions from qualifying purchases made through links on the site. It costs you nothing extra when you use them. The network we use is Amazon.

As an Amazon Associate, MyHomeLobby earns from qualifying purchases.

What commissions do not change

  • They do not decide which products we recommend.
  • They do not change how we describe a product, its strengths or its drawbacks.
  • They do not affect which topics the MyHomeLobby Editorial Team chooses to cover.

Our Editorial Policy explains how content is researched and reviewed.

What this means in practice

Some product links on MyHomeLobby go to Amazon. If you click one and buy an eligible item, Amazon may pay the site a small commission. The price you pay is the same with or without the link.

Not every link is an affiliate link, and a product’s presence on the site does not mean it pays us. Where we send you to a store, we want you to land on the right product page so you can read the details yourself.

Prices and availability

The store sets prices and stock, and both can change at any time. Check the store’s page for the current price before you buy.

You can buy elsewhere

You are never required to use our links. If you prefer another store or the manufacturer’s own site, go ahead. MyHomeLobby does not sell products, so orders, shipping and returns are handled by the store you buy from.

Cookies from affiliate links

When you click an affiliate link, the store or network may set its own cookie to credit the referral. See our Cookie Policy for more.

Questions

Write to contact@myhomelobby.com if anything here is unclear. You can also read the Disclaimer and the About Us page.