Affiliate Disclosure
Fitment Pilot may earn money when visitors click links or buy through approved retailer and partner programs. Fitment quality and buyer usefulness should drive recommendations before commission rates.
How affiliate links work
Some links may route to retailers, marketplaces, specialty shops, or partner feeds that can pay commissions or referral fees.
Affiliate compensation does not change the price you see from the retailer unless that retailer applies its own promotion, shipping, tax, or coupon rules.
Partner IDs, approved deep-link templates, and feed access will be added only after programs approve the live domain.
Recommendation standards
Offer ranking should consider verified fitment, price, stock, seller quality, return posture, product evidence, and bad-deal rules.
Low-quality deals can remain viewable for transparency, but the interface should make weak deal quality clear.
We do not use fake ratings, fake review counts, or unavailable prices in structured data.
Price and stock data
Price history and stock status are snapshots. A retailer's current checkout page is the source of truth at purchase time.
Automated monitoring must follow partner permissions, feed rules, and crawl limits.
Launch dependency
Many affiliate programs require fitmentpilot.com to be live with useful content and trust pages before application review.
Because of that, partner applications follow the public launch baseline rather than preceding it.