Generate an earnings disclaimer for your courses, coaching, digital products or make-money content. It says what customers typically earn, what affects results, and how you make money. Publish it to WordPress in one click.
An earnings disclaimer tells visitors that you can’t promise they’ll make money from your course, coaching or advice, and explains what results people usually get.
A line like “results may vary” isn’t enough on its own.
Regulators look at the overall impression of your sales page, ads, emails and videos. If you show what people can earn, you need evidence for it. And you need to say what most people actually achieve, right next to the claim.
• Do You Need One? •
You sell training on earning money or growing a business
You share income reports, strategies or tools for earning online.
You show case studies with revenue, traffic or growth numbers.
You teach trading, investing or crypto. The generator adds a risk section and flags that stricter rules apply.
Tell the generator what you sell. Add your typical results. Publish
Choose courses, coaching, digital products, affiliate content or agency services. Say whether you show income figures or testimonials anywhere: your site, ads, emails or videos.
Have data? Add the number of customers, the dates, the typical result, the share who earned nothing, and your source. No data? The disclaimer says so plainly.
One click and the page is live. Then show the same typical-results line next to every income claim on your sales pages.
Your products, your customer data, your business model. Sections that don’t apply are removed.
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No. Regulators look at the overall impression of your sales pages, ads, emails and videos. If you show what people can earn, you need evidence, and you need to say what most people achieve next to the claim. The disclaimer explains the full picture. It doesn’t fix a misleading claim.
Not on its own. The generator asks what your customers typically earn and puts that on the page. Show the same information next to income claims on your sales pages.
The disclaimer says you don’t have that data, and that many buyers earn little or no money from the product.
Link it in your footer and from your sales pages. Then put a short typical-results line next to every income claim, testimonial or case study.
Yes. If someone you feature was paid, got free access, or is your affiliate or partner, say so next to their testimonial. The disclaimer explains this too.
Yes, with an extra risk section on loss, past performance and your licence status. Stricter rules apply to this content, so the generator shows a warning to get specialist advice.
No. Stricter rules apply, and the generator blocks publishing for these. Get advice from a qualified lawyer.
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Explains your affiliate links, sponsored content and testimonials.
The rules visitors agree to when they use your site.
Explains that you don't control the other websites you link to.
Tell the generator what you sell, add what customers typically get, and publish a disclaimer built from your own numbers.
