This page exists so you never have to wonder whether a link on AtlasPlate was bought.
Where things stand today
As of 2 September 2026, AtlasPlate carries no affiliate links, no sponsored posts and no advertising. Nobody has paid for a mention, and no link on the site earns us anything when you click it. That is a statement of fact on this date, not a promise about next year: a recipe site with no revenue is a hobby, and this one is meant to last longer than our patience for paying its hosting bill.
The rules that apply the day that changes
- Every paid link is labelled where it sits, in the recipe itself, not only on this page. You should not have to come here to find out.
- The price you pay does not move. An affiliate commission comes out of the seller’s margin, never as a surcharge on you.
- A recommendation is never for sale. If a pan, a flour or a spice is named in a recipe, it is because the source calls for it or because there is a reason to prefer it that the text explains. No product gets into a recipe because a programme pays better.
- Sponsored content stays out of recipes. If someone ever pays for a piece, it is marked as such at the top and it is not a recipe.
- This page gets updated on the day it becomes true, with the date, not months later.
Sources are not sponsors
Recipes credit cookbooks, regional archives and community sources by name and often link to them. None of those credits is paid, and nobody named in a recipe has any say in what the recipe says. Crediting a source is how the site works, not a commercial arrangement.
Advertising
There are no ads on AtlasPlate today. If display advertising is added later, it will be disclosed here and gated behind the marketing category of the consent banner described in the cookie policy.
If you think a link on this site is not what it claims to be, say so through the contact form and we will look at it.
Last updated: 2 September 2026 — AtlasPlate Recipe Desk