Affiliate Disclosure
Effective date: 16 September 2026
Innovate Hub is paid to advertise one game. This page explains who pays, what triggers the payment, what the arrangement decides, and the things it does not decide.
The arrangement, stated once and plainly
ITmatters s.r.o. takes part in the affiliate programme run for Raid: Shadow Legends. When a reader follows a marked link from this site to the advertiser and then registers, installs the game and starts the tutorial, that programme pays ITmatters s.r.o. a fixed fee. The fee comes from the advertiser’s own budget. A reader is charged nothing at any point, and no purchase is required — the fee is earned at the tutorial, not at a payment.
That last point is worth making explicitly, because it differs from most affiliate arrangements a reader may be used to. This site is not paid a share of anything you spend, and it has no financial interest in whether you ever spend a dollar inside a game. That is one reason the pages about cost and about children can say what they say.
Which links are paid
Every paid link on this site goes to Raid: Shadow Legends, is worded “Visit the Raid: Shadow Legends website”, and carries a sentence beside it saying that it is paid. In the page source each one is marked rel="sponsored nofollow noopener", the standard declaration of a paid link to search engines and to anyone reading the markup.
Nothing else here is paid. Links to the Australian Classification Board, the eSafety Commissioner, Scamwatch, the ACCC and the Australian Cyber Security Centre earn nothing. They are there because those bodies publish material that is free, current and better than anything a commercial site could write. None of them endorses this site or the game advertised on it.
What the arrangement does decide
One thing, and it is the reason this page exists. It decides which game is named across this site. Raid: Shadow Legends has a profile page and appears in the checklists because there is a paid relationship behind it, not because it came out ahead of anything. No comparison was conducted, no genre survey was run, and nothing here is ranked. Treat the appearance of a title on this site as a disclosure that a relationship exists.
What it does not decide
None of the following is affected by being paid
- What the pages say. No advertiser writes, reviews, approves or sees a page before it is published. None has asked for a change, and none would be made on that basis.
- The order of the checklists. They follow task order — install, first session, cost, time, household, account — not commercial value.
- The cautions. The cost page shows how expensive randomised purchases can become. The family page says a game selling randomised rewards is not something to leave a child playing unsupervised with a card attached. Both remain because both are accurate.
- What is claimed about the game. This site publishes no price, no rate, no classification, no score and no rating for Raid: Shadow Legends or anything else, and reproduces the publisher’s own promotional claim as a claim rather than as a finding.
- What you pay. The fee is paid by the advertiser. It adds nothing to anything.
What decides coverage instead
The working rule
Subjects are chosen because a reader in Australia would plausibly search for them and because they can be written from sources that can be named. Every page is written to pass one test before publication: would it still be worth reading if every paid link were deleted? That is why the longest pages here are the worksheets rather than the profile, and why the profile itself is mostly a list of things the advertiser does not state.
Where a claim would need a statistic, a legal threshold or a classification behind it, either the body that publishes it is linked or the claim is written as general guidance. Figures in the worked examples are invented for demonstration and labelled as such on the page where they appear. The about page states the same method in the context of who publishes this site.
Nothing about you goes to the advertiser
A paid link here is an ordinary link. The destination is the address shown in your browser’s status bar, written directly into the page. There is no redirect through innovatehub.online, no interstitial, no gate and no script that alters where a link points when it is clicked. This site sets no cookies, runs no tracking and holds nothing about its readers, so it has nothing to hand on. What the advertiser’s own site does once you arrive is governed by that site’s policies.
Australian Consumer Law
Under the Australian Consumer Law a business must not engage in misleading or deceptive conduct in trade, and that applies to a publisher making claims while being paid, not only to a seller. The disclosure on this site is written to be specific enough that no reader could reasonably be misled about why a game is named here or who is paid for it. The ACCC administers that law and publishes guidance on advertising and selling, including on disclosing commercial relationships.
Trade marks
Raid: Shadow Legends and all other product names, logos and brands mentioned on this site are the property of their respective owners. Innovate Hub is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them.
Questions
If you think a disclosure here is unclear, not prominent enough, or missing from somewhere it should appear, write to info@innovatehub.online. That is a correction this publisher wants to receive.
A paid link, on exactly the terms above: register and start the tutorial after following it and ITmatters s.r.o. is paid a fixed fee by the affiliate programme. You are charged nothing, and no purchase is involved.
Visit the Raid: Shadow Legends website