Affiliate disclosure
Last updated: July 2026
As an Amazon Associate, Studcrate earns from qualifying purchases. Some of the outbound links on our reviews and gift guides are affiliate links, and if you buy through one we may receive a small commission. It costs you nothing extra.
How it works
When a review or guide points you to a retailer, that link may carry a tracking tag. If you go on to buy the set, the retailer pays us a small percentage of the sale. The price you pay is exactly the same as if you had gone to the retailer directly. We link to a search for the set rather than a fixed listing, because new sets move in and out of stock and a search reliably finds the right product.
What it never affects
Affiliate income never changes a Bench Score, never decides which sets we review, and never buys a kinder verdict. Our scoring is a fixed, published rubric applied the same way to every set, whether or not there is a commission attached. If a set is not worth your money, we say so, link or no link.
Where you will see it
We flag affiliate links plainly where they appear: a short disclosure sits next to the buy button on any review, gift-finder result, or gift guide that carries one, and the same line lives in the footer of every page. We do not paper the top of every article with a banner; the note goes where the link is, so it is honest and not just noise.
Trademark note
Studcrate is an independent enthusiast site and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the LEGO Group. LEGO is a trademark of the LEGO Group, used here only to describe the products we review.
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