Affiliate Disclosure

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Hey, Kiko here. I run kikomii on my own, and some of my posts include links to Amazon. If you click one and buy something, Amazon pays me a small commission. It doesn’t cost you anything extra, and it helps pay for hosting and the hours I spend testing things in-game.

Links never change what I recommend

I pick things first and look for a link second. If I wouldn’t use something myself, or wouldn’t be happy with a parent buying it, it doesn’t go on the site, link or no link. Nobody pays me to feature a product in a regular post, I don’t take free stuff in exchange for coverage (paid posts are separate and always labeled, see below), and when there’s a free option that does the job (like Roblox’s own settings), I’ll tell you about that first. Every affiliate link is labeled, and posts with links have a short note near the first one pointing back here.

What I never link

I never sell Roblox items, pets, limiteds or Robux through these links, and I never link to Robux ‘generators’, account sellers, trading sites or anything that looks like gambling or loot boxes. The only Robux-related things I’ll link are official Roblox gift cards, sold by Amazon itself or a real gift card retailer, because that’s the safe way to get Robux. If a link ever points somewhere sketchy, please tell me and I’ll fix it.

For parents

A lot of my readers are young. My buying links are written for you or a parent, and I’d always rather a grown-up does the buying. Amazon accounts are for adults anyway. I don’t show prices or star ratings because they change all the time. Check the Amazon page before you buy.

Sponsored posts

Sometimes a brand pays me to write about something. When that happens, the post says “Sponsored” at the top, with a disclosure line: “Sponsored: [Brand] paid for this post. My opinions are my own.” Sponsor links are marked rel="sponsored", and the post gets the Sponsored tag so you can find every one.

Being paid never buys a good review. I list honest pros and cons, and I turn down anything involving free Robux, item selling, account trading, gambling or loot boxes, anything aimed at kids under 13, and anything that breaks Roblox’s terms. Brands can read my full rules on the Work With Me page.

Questions

Something on here doesn’t sit right? Get in touch. My privacy policy explains what Amazon and my site track when you click a link.

Last updated: 2 November 2026