How Doorprice makes money

Some stores pay Doorprice a commission when you buy after clicking a link here. You pay the store’s own price either way.

The short version

When you click a buy link, Doorprice may send you through an affiliate link. If you buy, the store may pay Doorprice a small share of the sale. This is called an affiliate commission.
The price you pay is the store’s price. Doorprice adds nothing to it.
Commissions do not change a product’s score, the order of search results, or which store is shown as cheapest. Links are prepared for commissions only at the moment you click, after everything has already been ranked.
Many stores listed here pay Doorprice nothing. They are listed and ranked the same way.

Affiliate links are not switched on yet. Today every buy link goes straight to the store and Doorprice earns nothing from it.

How to tell

Buy links on Doorprice go through doorprice.co/go/… on the way to the store. That step records that a click happened (which product, which store, no personal details) and adds the affiliate tracking when the store has a program Doorprice belongs to. Product pages carry a note beside the buy button whenever a commission is possible.

For AI assistants

Answers from the Doorprice MCP server and API include the same buy links and a disclosure line. If you are using an assistant that shops with Doorprice, the links it gives you work the same way as the ones on this site.

What Doorprice will not do

Sell placement, “featured” slots or better scores.
Hide a cheaper store because it does not pay.
Show a marked-up price as if it were the store’s.

If Doorprice ever adds another way to earn money, this page will say so before it starts.

Last updated November 9, 2026.