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Affiliate disclosure
Updated 17 October 2026
In plain terms: this site earns a commission when people subscribe to Candy AI through our links. Here is exactly how that works.
Which links are affiliate links
Every button or link that takes you to Candy AI is an affiliate link — "Watch free", "Premium −70%", "Watch episode 1 free", "Start watching free" and similar, in the menu, on series pages, in guides and in the calls to action on the homepage.
Links between pages of this site are not affiliate links.
What it costs you
Nothing. You pay the same price for a Candy AI subscription whether you arrive through a link here, through a search engine, or by typing the address yourself. The commission is paid by the platform out of its own margin.
How this affects what we publish
We are paid when visitors subscribe, so we have an obvious reason to recommend Candy AI — and we do. What we keep to is the facts: episode counts, which episodes are free, NEW EPISODES badges and prices are checked on Candy AI itself, and the dates they were checked are shown where it matters.
This is an independent site. Candy AI does not operate it and has no editorial input: they do not see, review, approve or commission anything published here.
On prices and figures
Prices, episode counts and feature availability quoted on this site are what we observed on Candy AI on the dates shown, not official figures. The platform can change them without notice, so always confirm the current price at checkout before paying.
Regulatory basis
This disclosure is made in line with the US FTC's endorsement guidelines and equivalent European rules on commercial communication, which require that a material connection between a publisher and a product be disclosed clearly and conspicuously. That is why a short version of it also appears at the top of every page, not only here.