Affiliate disclosure

BBQ Guide Australia earns its keep from commissions. If you follow a link from a guide to a shop and buy a BBQ, a cover or a bag of pellets, that shop may pay us a share. It doesn't change what you pay.

Which retailers

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Shops that pay this site a commission today: Amazon Australia. Several BBQ specialists and the big outdoor chains don't pay us, and we link them anyway when they have the best price or the only stock. New programs join that list as soon as they start paying. Links that can earn us a commission are marked with the sponsored link attribute so search engines and browsers can identify them.

What it does and does not affect

Commission never puts a worse product ahead of a better one, and brands and retailers cannot buy a place in a guide.

It does affect which shops we link and in what order. A shop that pays us can take the first button even when another shop is cheaper; the cheapest price we found is always shown on the same card, so you can choose. We may leave out a product sold only at a shop that pays us nothing; when we do, the guide's coverage note says so. So a Weber Q sold by Amazon Australia and by a BBQ specialist can show Amazon's button first even when the specialist is cheaper; the specialist's price is still on the card beside it.

Australian Consumer Law

This disclosure is provided in line with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's guidance on disclosing commercial relationships. If you believe any part of this site is misleading, please contact us.