Disclosure
Affiliate disclosure
Synergy Portal earns money from some of the links it publishes. This page explains exactly which ones, who pays, what the payment changes, and what it does not.
The arrangement
Ergonomix CZ s.r.o., the publisher of this site, takes part in an affiliate programme operated by an advertising network. Under it, the network pays the publisher a commission when a reader follows a link from this site, registers on the advertiser's landing page, and installs the game being advertised. The payment is made by the network out of the advertiser's marketing budget; the reader is not a party to it and pays nothing towards it.
There is one such arrangement on this site, covering the title Raid: Shadow Legends. There are no other advertisers, no display advertising, no sponsored sections, and no paid placement of any other kind. If that changes, this page changes with it before any new paid link appears.
Which links are paid
Paid links appear on three pages: the homepage, the evaluation checklist, and the entry on Raid: Shadow Legends. Each one is styled as a button labelled "Visit the Raid: Shadow Legends website", and each carries a line immediately beneath it stating that it is a paid link and who is paid.
Every other link on this site earns nothing. Links to government bodies — the Australian Classification Board, the ACCC, Scamwatch, the Australian Cyber Security Centre, the eSafety Commissioner and the OAIC — are plain references to public resources, included because they answer questions this site cannot. No arrangement of any kind exists with those bodies.
Paid links are marked in the page's own code as sponsored and open in a new tab, and they point directly at the advertiser's tracking address. This site operates no redirect of its own: nothing is routed through an intermediate page on this domain, and no script alters where a link goes when you click it. What your browser shows as the destination is the destination.
What it costs you
Nothing. The commission does not add to any price, does not attach a fee to a registration, and does not change the terms a reader gets on the advertiser's side. A reader who arrives through this site and a reader who types the advertiser's address directly receive the same offer at the same price.
What the commission does not decide
It does not decide the contents of any page. The entry on Raid: Shadow Legends repeats what the game's published description states and then lists, at greater length, what the description does not state — prices, drop rates, classification, account terms and data handling among them. That section exists because it is what a reader needs, and it survives on a page funded by the advertiser it scrutinises.
It does not buy a recommendation. This site publishes no ratings, no scores, no tier lists and no verdicts, for the plain reason that it performs no testing. A site that earns a commission on installs and also published a score would be selling the score, whatever it claimed.
It does not decide the order of anything. There is one advertiser, so there is no ranking to sell, and nothing on this site is placed higher in return for payment.
It does not reach the rest of the site. The glossary, genre structure, randomised rewards, desktop and system basics, account security and spending and consumer rights pages contain no product claims at all. Several of them — the sections on setting a spending limit, on pricing a pity threshold, and on the risks of randomised purchases for younger players — cut against the interest of an advertiser paid per install, and they are published unchanged.
What does decide the coverage
Two things, stated plainly. The commercial relationship decides which product is covered: there is one arrangement, and that product has an entry page. Nothing else gets one, and the site does not pretend to survey the category.
The published record decides what is said about it. Product statements come from the product's own published description, promotional wording is quoted as promotional rather than restated as fact, and gaps are named as gaps. Statements about Australian law or a regulator's role link to that body's own site so a reader can check the source instead of trusting the summary. The About page sets out the full editorial method, and the evaluation checklist is written so a reader can apply the same questions to any other title without this site's help.
If you would rather not
Going to the advertiser's own site directly, by typing its address or searching for it, costs you exactly the same and pays this site nothing. That is a legitimate choice and there is no reason to hide it. The information on this site remains available either way; none of it is gated, and no page requires a click on a paid link to be read in full.
Trademarks
Raid: Shadow Legends and all other product names, logos and brands mentioned on this site are the property of their respective owners. Synergy Portal is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them. Product names are used only to identify the products being described, and this site reproduces no logo, wordmark, screenshot or brand artwork belonging to any of them.
Questions about this page
Write to info@synergyportal.online. Questions about how the arrangement works, or about anything on this page that seems inconsistent with what the site does in practice, are welcome and will be answered by the publisher.