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Who pays for Step-Free
Step-Free earns money from one thing: the paid links on its home page. The access facts across the site are unpaid, and no casino, hotel or transit agency pays for what is written about it.
How the paid links work
Paid links on this site appear on the home page alone. That page has three, and every one is labelled Ad. The menu carries one link, and the page bottom carries another. A third sits in a block placed under the opening screen, and all three go to one online casino partner. That partner pays this site a commission, and it may change.
These links serve Ontario only, and anyone using them must be physically located in the province. Online gambling there is legal from age 19. This page does not name the partner, since it can change. Inner pages, including this one, carry no paid links.
Who never pays
Help services, the province, OLG, transit agencies and casinos never make any payment to this site. Links to official pages are not paid links. Readers get no rewards for anything they do here. No venue can pay to appear more accessible, and what each one publishes about access is reported as published. Where a venue has not published something, the page says so.
Questions
Does a casino pay to be listed on Step-Free?
A casino does not pay to be listed. Help services, the province, OLG, transit agencies and casinos never make any payment to this site.
Why are the paid links only on the home page?
That is how the site is set up. The home page carries three links marked Ad, and inner pages carry none. Pages about venues, transit and access have no paid links on them.
Can the online casino partner change?
Yes, a change of partner is possible. This site receives a commission from the one online casino partner behind all three paid links. The links are for players physically located in Ontario only.