A browser extension that reads the reviewers you already trust, shows its receipts, and times the purchase. When the answer is no, it says no. When you do buy, the commission splits with you and the reviewer — funded on a 7-day SLA after network confirmation.
Both doors lead to the same place: a source-verified answer and a single timing decision — buy now, or wait for the drop.
A question in plain English. The advisor reads long-term tests, lab data and owner consensus — not SEO listicles — and answers with citations attached.
One tap on the SuggestRight button audits the page in place: is it the right pick, the right price, the right week to buy? The extension stays silent until you press it.
"Don't buy" is a first-class answer in SuggestRight — not an edge case. The verdict is insulated from the commission outcome, because an advisor you can't trust on no isn't worth trusting on yes.
Affiliate networks confirm on their own clock — we publish those clocks honestly. What we control is what happens next: the moment a network confirms your purchase, SuggestRight funds your virtual card the same business day, guaranteed within a 7-day SLA. Miss it, and your payout is boosted 2×.
Bands are typical network-confirmation windows, published for honesty — the 7-day SLA starts when confirmation lands.
When the advisor cites a creator's work and the buyer purchases, ~20% of the commission routes to that creator. No affiliate link required — being surfaced is the attribution event. The coupon era took credit from creators; this returns it.
If your review appears in the answer that led to the purchase, you're in the split — link or no link.
When the buyer opens your citation and verifies it, your attribution weight triples.
If a window lapses or the feature never fired, the share reverts to the buyer — never silently to us.
Early access opens to US shoppers and creators in waves. Tell us which door you're walking through — ask, tap, or claim — and we'll hold your place.