How we make money

The honest version, because storm anxiety is exactly what less scrupulous sites monetize.

The short answer

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If a result points you to something useful (storm supplies, a battery power station matched to your sizing tier, a flood or home insurance review) and you use our link to buy or request a quote, the company pays us a commission or referral fee. It costs you nothing extra. That's the entire business model: no subscriptions, no selling your information, no ads on tool pages.

What that means in practice

Who our partners are today

Named plainly, because "some links" is an easy phrase to hide behind. As of July 2026:

Amazon
Household preparedness products on the readiness result, the supply calculator, and the guides, through Amazon Associates. One matched pick per gap, chosen on specifications, never a catalog, and only for gaps your own answers actually surfaced.
Bluetti
Battery power stations matched to the Generator Sizing Helper's verdict tiers, through the Awin network. One unit per tier, described by its specifications. Pricing lives on their page, not ours: sale prices change, and a stale number here would be a false claim.
Not yet
Flood and home insurance quotes are lanes we plan to fill. Until a partner is actually wired, those buttons say "Coming soon" instead of linking anywhere.

Every partner, current and future, operates under the same rules: they never see or influence the scoring, the guidance text is identical with or without them, and the pages you would use with a storm inbound are never monetized. When this list changes, this page changes the same day.

What we don't do

Why we think this is fair

People searching for hurricane prep in a nervous week get bombarded by countdown clocks and worst-case photography. We'd rather hand you the checklist first, calmly and free, and earn a commission only when a product or service is genuinely the right next step for a gap you actually have. You decide that, not us.

Questions about any of this: hello@gocheckmystorm.com. Full disclosures on the About page.