Affiliate Disclosure

TensorFeed.ai participates in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.

What this means in practice

When you click on certain product links on our /gear page and then make a qualifying purchase on Amazon.com, TensorFeed earns a small commission at no extra cost to you. The price you pay is identical whether or not you use our link.

Not every product on /gear is an affiliate link. Products from manufacturers and retailers outside Amazon are linked directly to the vendor with no affiliate relationship and no commission. We list those products because they are genuinely interesting, not because they pay us anything.

How affiliate revenue affects what we recommend

It does not. We pick the products on /gear because we think they are the right answer for a specific AI workload (running local language models, building agent UIs, self-hosted inference, on-device multimodal work, and so on). When the right product happens to be on Amazon, we use an affiliate link. When the right product is sold directly by the manufacturer or by a non-Amazon retailer, we link there without one.

If a product is mediocre, we do not list it just because the affiliate payout is attractive. The /gear catalog is small on purpose. We would rather list 30 things we vouch for than 300 things that pad search results.

Identifying affiliate links

Affiliate links on TensorFeed are tagged with rel="sponsored nofollow noopener", which is the signal search engines use to identify monetized outbound links. Non-affiliate vendor links use rel="nofollow noopener" without the sponsored tag.

About TensorFeed

TensorFeed.ai is an AI ecosystem hub run by Pizza Robot Studios. We publish original editorial under /originals, track AI models and pricing at /models, and now curate AI-relevant consumer hardware at /gear.

Questions about how we make money or what we recommend? Email [email protected].