Affiliate & income disclosures.
Last updated November 5, 2026
Affiliate disclosure · Income disclosure
Affiliate disclosure.
This disclosure is published in accordance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR Part 255: Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.
Affiliate relationships.
AutoTeamBuilder hosts personal subdomains for members who promote third-party programs (referred to throughout the site as "opportunities" or "opps"). When a visitor clicks through to one of those programs from a member's bio or landing page and goes on to enroll, the member may receive a commission or referral credit from that third-party program.
The AutoTeamBuilder service itself does not pay members directly. All commissions are paid by the third-party programs to the members under those programs' own terms.
Member responsibility.
Each member promoting a third-party program is responsible for:
- Following that program's terms of service and the FTC's endorsement guides.
- Clearly disclosing any material connection (affiliate, employee, etc.) on any external channel where they share their bio link.
- Making honest representations about products and earnings — no false claims, no fabricated testimonials, no income guarantees.
Site-wide disclosure.
This page, together with the disclosure line shown on every member bio and every opportunity landing page hosted by AutoTeamBuilder, constitutes a site-wide notice that members may earn commissions when visitors enroll in third-party programs through their links.
Questions.
Concerns about a specific member's disclosure or content? Contact us and we'll review.
Income disclosure.
AutoTeamBuilder is a team-building tool, not an income opportunity. We do not pay members directly. Any income members earn comes from third-party programs they choose to promote on their personal subdomain, under those programs' own compensation terms.
Why results vary.
Earnings depend on a long list of factors that AutoTeamBuilder does not control:
- Which third-party programs you choose to activate — commission structures differ widely across the catalog.
- The size, engagement, and demographics of your audience.
- How consistently you share your bio link and tag campaigns.
- Market conditions affecting the products and services those programs sell.
- Each third-party program's own conversion rates, payout rules, charge-backs, and qualification requirements.
No guarantees.
No statement on this site — including any screenshot, testimonial, leaderboard, or sample matrix — should be interpreted as a representation that you will earn a specific amount, or any amount at all. Many members earn nothing. Some earn modest side-income. A small number earn more. Past results of other members are not predictive of your results.
Fair-priority spillover.
Our spillover engine places new signups across the network on a fair-priority basis. This rotation does not increase the size of the pie — it determines who fills which position. Whether a position generates income for you depends entirely on the third-party programs the placed member chooses to activate and the commission structures of those programs.
Your own due diligence.
Before activating any program, read its compensation plan, terms of service, and any official income disclosure that program publishes. AutoTeamBuilder is not a financial advisor and does not vouch for any specific program's profitability.
See also: terms of service.