Affiliate Disclosure

How SweepGrind makes money.

We publish rankings, reviews, and guides for sweepstakes casinos. The site stays free to use because some of our outbound links are affiliate links. Here's exactly what that means for you.

◆ FTC compliant◆ Last updated: April 2026

01The short version

Many of the links on SweepGrind that point to external sweepstakes casino websites are affiliate links. If you click one of those links and sign up or make a purchase, SweepGrind may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.

This is disclosed in compliance with the FTC's 16 CFR Part 255 guidelines on endorsements and testimonials.

02What affiliate links do NOT do

03How commissions work

Sweepstakes casinos pay affiliate partners either a CPA (one-time payment per new depositing user) or a revenue share (a percentage of the casino's net revenue from users you referred, ongoing). The specific terms vary by program. What matters for you: we're paid on referrals, not rankings.

Editorial firewall. Our review team and our affiliate team are the same people, but the rubric is published (see methodology) and every score is calculated before we pitch an affiliate program. A casino cannot buy a tier bump, a pros-bullet, or a headline adjustment. If a casino with an affiliate relationship scores a C, we publish the C.

04Programs we participate in

We currently participate in (or are applying to) affiliate programs run directly by sweepstakes casino operators and the following networks:

This list updates as programs are added or retired.

05Non-affiliate content

Some casinos on SweepGrind do not have an affiliate program, do not offer one to us, or have declined us. Those sites get reviewed and ranked identically to affiliate partners. Look for the small "No Affiliate Link" tag on the casino card if you want to distinguish them.

06Questions

Reach us at sweepgrind@gmail.com. We will always tell you whether we have an affiliate relationship with a given casino.