Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: October 14, 2026 · Effective from October 14, 2026

serverdrivers.com is funded by affiliate marketing. This page explains what that means in plain terms.

How the site earns money

MEDIA 10 DESIGN HOLDINGS LIMITED publishes serverdrivers.com. Some articles contain links to a third-party provider's own website. If you follow one of those links and go on to sign up with the provider, the provider may pay us a commission. We are an independent affiliate-marketing publisher and that is how we are paid.

Who we are not

We are not the provider. For the article currently on the site, the provider is Outlier, a company that runs a remote work platform. We are not part of that company, we do not act on its behalf, and we do not take sign-ups, assess applications or pay contributors. Outlier decides who is eligible, which projects are open and what is paid.

How the links are marked

Every link that leads to a provider is tagged as sponsored and opens in a new tab.
A short note under each one tells you that you will be redirected to the provider's own website, an independent company.
The article is labelled as an advertorial at the top of the page.

How we write about providers

The articles describe a way of earning in general terms. Where we name a provider, we state only what the provider itself publishes and say whose statement it is. We do not publish testimonials, ratings or invented people, and we do not promise any level of income. Provider details were checked against the provider's own website on October 14, 2026 and may change afterwards.

What the commission means for you

We do not charge readers anything. Whether a commission is paid does not change what the provider will offer you, which is set by the provider alone. You should read the provider's own terms before you sign up.