PingBench Referral Disclosure: How Partner Commissions Fund Public Routing Tools
In accordance with FTC 16 CFR Part 255 guidelines, PingBench (maintained by the PingBench Editorial Desk) discloses that outbound /go/ links to cloud, VPS, VDS, and web hosting vendors are affiliate referral links that may generate a commission for PingBench.
This PingBench governance document was last updated on 2026-11-12 by PingBench Editorial Desk.
How Outbound /go/ Referral Links Work on PingBench
When you click a partner link formatted as /go/<provider> on PingBench (marked with rel="sponsored nofollow noopener") and provision an account or server plan at Vultr, Hostinger, UltaHost, InterServer, or ChemiCloud, the upstream vendor may credit PingBench with a referral commission.
Using a PingBench partner route never increases your checkout price compared with visiting the vendor directly, and where offered by the vendor, applies published new-account credits or partner cart discounts.
Why PingBench Separates Matrix Sorting from Referral Rates
Inside the interactive PingBench APAC matrix, rows can be filtered and sorted deterministically by entry monthly price, published RAM capacity (GB), vCPU count, storage allocation, or submarine cable diversity score.
We always display official vendor pricing source URLs retrieved 2026-11-12 alongside a clear reminder to verify promotional and renewal terms on the live vendor checkout page before paying.
Questions Regarding PingBench Commercial Disclosures
Readers with questions regarding affiliate relationships on PingBench may reach PingBench Editorial Desk via https://pingbench.pages.dev/en/contact/ as listed on our PingBench Contact page.