SupaScale FTC Affiliate Disclosure & Supabase Sizing Independence
Last updated on SupaScale: 2026-11-12
| Compliance Standard | U.S. FTC 16 CFR Part 255 Endorsement & Referral Guidelines |
|---|---|
| Operating Publisher | SupaScale Editorial Desk (https://supascale.pages.dev/en/contact/) |
| Link Markup Policy | Every /go/* Link Carries rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" target="_blank" |
| Buyer Price Impact | $0 Extra Markup — Identical or Discounted Public Checkout Rates |
1. How SupaScale Participates in Infrastructure Partner Programs (FTC 16 CFR Part 255)
In compliance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 16 CFR Part 255 guidelines, SupaScale (maintained by the SupaScale Editorial Desk) discloses that we maintain affiliate referral relationships with hosting providers featured across our Supabase Docker sizing guides, including Hostinger, Vultr, UltaHost, InterServer, and ChemiCloud.
When you click any outbound /go/* button on SupaScale—every one of which is marked rel="sponsored nofollow noopener"—and purchase a hosting plan, we may earn a referral commission paid by the vendor at zero extra cost to you.
2. Strict Separation Between Affiliate Partnerships & SupaScale Container RAM Math
In our deterministic SupaScale sizing engine, hardware tier matching is computed purely from active container RAM sums, PostgreSQL buffer reserves, NVMe disk multipliers, and CPU steal isolation requirements. No hosting vendor can pay to suppress 2 GB–4 GB VPS OOM warnings or alter our recommendation thresholds.
We also explicitly publish scenarios where staying on managed Supabase Cloud Pro ($25/mo) is superior to self-hosting via our affiliate partners—such as pre-revenue MVPs under 50,000 MAU or regulated teams requiring turnkey SOC2/HIPAA BAA coverage.
3. Questions About Partner Attribution on SupaScale
If you have questions regarding affiliate disclosures or editorial independence on SupaScale, contact SupaScale Editorial Desk directly via https://supascale.pages.dev/en/contact/.